Indoor Plant Care, Outdoor Chores
By Wes Porter | January 2, 2013
January Gardening
What do cyborgs, shale gas and TSCA reform have in common?
By American Chemical Society | January 2, 2013
What research discoveries from 2002 are making a big impact today, and which have lost some luster.
First synthesis of gold nanoparticles inside human hair for dyeing and much more
By American Chemical Society Philippe Walter, Ph.D. | January 2, 2013
Gold nanoparticles have been deposited on hair for use as electrodes, and gold nanoparticles had been used to dye wool
New method for uncovering side effects before a drug hits the market
By American Chemical Society Yoshihiro Yamanishi, Ph.D. | January 2, 2013
Drug side effects by some estimates claim 100,000 lives every year
Toward reducing the greenhouse gas emissions of the Internet and telecommunications
By American Chemical Society Kat Franks | January 2, 2013
Development and testing of two new models that better estimate the energy consumption and CO2 emissions of Internet and telecommunications services.
Nature-inspired advance for treating sensitive teeth
By American Chemical Society Quan-Li Li | January 2, 2013
Laboratory tests that involved bathing human teeth with worn-away enamel and dentin in liquid containing the sticky material and minerals
Taxes to Rise on Most American Workers
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | January 2, 2013
The higher tax rates will hit small businesses and investors—which is grim news for a country in need of new jobs
History? Or Current Events?
By Jim Yardley | January 2, 2013
A Republic vs. Dictatorial Tyranny
Citroen DS3 road test
By Tim Saunders | January 2, 2013
Style, practicality and speed
Cookstoves and Toilets for Developing Countries: Non-Trivial Tasks
By Jack Dini | January 2, 2013
The western desire to 'fix' certain things often falls on deaf ears or comes up against unforeseen obstacles
Parkinson’s treatment may boost creativity
By Guest Column Israel21c | January 2, 2013
An Israeli neurologist compiled studies on patients who suddenly started drawing, sculpting or writing while on dopamine-stimulating drugs.
Happy New Year - Kyoto Is Dead
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 2, 2013
Russia Abandons Kyoto Protocol
Outside the Territory of Reason
By Daniel Greenfield | January 2, 2013
The ability to perceive and make difficult choices is fundamental to the survival of a country.
Science Cannot Solve Our Problems Without a Foundation of Humility
How Not to Run a Nation
By Alan Caruba | January 1, 2013
It has become a cliché to say the problem is government spending, but the problem is government spending
Move Over, Rush Limbaugh
By William Kevin Stoos | January 1, 2013
(Meet Sam Clovis)
Gun Owners Mad As Hell And Will Not Take It!
By J.D. Longstreet | January 1, 2013
This is about far more than guns and who has them. This is about slavery to the state. Pure and simple
Cliff-Hanger
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | January 1, 2013
Borrowing, Interest Rates, Federal Reserve, Globalization
Senate Benghazi report blames FBI, CIA but exonerates Obama
By Jim Kouri | January 1, 2013
Obama administration is being let off the hook in another scandal that would have caused a media frenzy in a GOP presidency
Ya Miss Me?
By Dub and Deb | January 1, 2013
Freedom of speech, Governmental control, indoctrination
Tax Hikes to Start the New Year
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | January 1, 2013
Meanwhile, the United States also ran up against the debt ceiling yesterday
Hillary’s Blood Clot
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | January 1, 2013
Obama: Not as dangerous as what else is in there
December 31, 1912
By Daniel Greenfield | January 1, 2013
America has not fallen, no more than it did when the clock struck midnight on December 31, 1912
Piers Morgan Takes Aim at the Bible
By Selwyn Duke | January 1, 2013
Better to Remain Silent and be Thought a Fool than to Speak out and be Piers Morgan
Obama to David Gregory’s Rescue
By Warner Todd Huston | December 31, 2012
Host Gregory has been under a cloud of controversy since his December 23 gun stunt.
‘Unbearable, Rambling, Tedious’: Daily Beast Slams Sean Penn’s ‘Journalism’
By Warner Todd Huston | December 31, 2012
As a wordsmith, Sean Penn wields his keyboard as if using a sledgehammer to chisel glass
Terrorists Slashing Throats of Nigerian-Christians
By Christian Newswire | December 31, 2012
A 'Save -Our -Souls' Cry to White House and President Obama, Statement by the Christian Association of Nigerian-Americans, CANAN on the 2012 Christmas day attacks by Boko Haram in Nigeria
Ask Federal and State Courts in Chicago for Preliminary Injunctions to Stop Forced Health Insurance Coverage for Abortifacients, Sterilization, and Contraception
The Year 2012… Farce, fiasco, fascism, and faith
By Greg Halvorson | December 31, 2012
Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven
The 2013 Anxiety Meter
By Alan Caruba | December 31, 2012
Obama is the center of his own Marxist universe

