Will We Ever See Another Conservative President?
By Doug Patton | November 29, 2012
Borders, Education, News Media, Culture, Spiritual Revival
Targeting Old White Men
By Selwyn Duke | November 29, 2012
Who were all the great inventors, innovators, and philosophers? Who forged the West? Who birthed democracy? Who gave us our Constitution?
Palestine: Sharon’s Gaza Gambit - Brilliant Move or Tactical Disaster?
By David Singer | November 29, 2012
President Obama and the Congress hold the keys to determining whether Sharon's decision to disengage from Gaza was a indeed a brilliant move or a tactical disaster
Give Obama what he wants
By Klaus Rohrich | November 29, 2012
Implosion is exactly what America needs in order to find its fiscal way.
America Has No Foreign Policy
By Daniel Greenfield | November 29, 2012
American foreign policy needs goals and horizons to gain definition, It needs to stand not for a better world, but for a better, stronger and richer America
Some Texas Schools Teaching Boston Tea Party Was Terrorism
By Warner Todd Huston | November 28, 2012
At this point, there is some confusion as to whether or not this lesson plan is still in use, but there isn’t much question that it once was
Spending cuts agreed to first, THEN we can discuss tax increases!
By Guest Column Barbara Paolucci | November 28, 2012
Not one more concession to the left!
Wants the Nagging issue of Benghazi to go away
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | November 28, 2012
Obama's Benghazi
Families Get “Away for the Holidays” with BridgeStreet
By News on the Net Nicole Kypraios | November 28, 2012
BridgeStreet locations offer unforgettable accommodations near everyone’s favorite siblings, in-laws and grandparents
Tallahassee Launches Florida’s 500-Year Commemoration of Spanish Exploration
By News on the Net | November 28, 2012
“Viva Florida 500” initiative
“Whether it is the result of ignorance, religious hostility, or bigotry, religious viewpoint discrimination is unconstitutional.”
CCRKBA Joins prosecutor’s effort to crack down on armed junveniles
By CCRKBA | November 28, 2012
Law-abiding gun owners have never opposed efforts to crack down on people who deliberately misuse firearms
Mayor Rob Ford
By Guest Column Joseph Pede | November 28, 2012
Hidden special interest groups are undermining our political will
A dimly lit path
By Guest Column Paul Kokoski | November 28, 2012
Lack of ethics
Those Fleeing Obama’s America: Prepare to be taxed
By David Rushton | November 28, 2012
30% tax on all assets above $600,000 includes Cash value of property and bank accounts
President-for-Life, King of the World paving the way for Messiahship
By Judi McLeod | November 28, 2012
First Messiah Family tries Saul Alinsky-style “demean, demoralize, depress” tactics on the masses
The Middle East Minefield
By Alan Caruba | November 28, 2012
The U.S. doesn't mind working with dictators, so long as they are "our" dictators, friendly to our interests
Medical Mistakes and Jumbo Jets
By Jack Dini | November 28, 2012
Marty Makary, Unaccountable
Governor of Rhode Island Removes “Christmas” Again
By Liberty Counsel | November 28, 2012
Hanukkah is in, Kwanzaa is in, Santa Claus is in, but Christmas is out
Disabilities Treaty Just Another U.N. Power Grab
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | November 28, 2012
For starters, the treaty doesn’t even define disabilities, but says that “disability is an evolving concept.”
U.N. meeting this week to extend greenhouse gas treaty
By American Chemical Society | November 28, 2012
The so-called “Doha amendment” would impose new emissions cuts for certain industrialized nations beginning in 2013
New advance could help soldiers, athletes, others rebound from traumatic brain injuries
By American Chemical Society Thomas A. Kent, M.D. | November 28, 2012
Scientists sniff out the substances behind the aroma in the “king of fruits”
By American Chemical Society Martin Steinhaus, Ph.D. | November 28, 2012
Four of the newly discovered chemical compounds were previously unknown to science
Many home couches contain potentially toxic flame retardants
By American Chemical Society Heather M. Stapleton, Ph.D. | November 28, 2012
About 85 percent of manufacturers are now using flame retardants in their couches compared to the past
Hagfish slime as a model for tomorrow’s natural fabrics
By American Chemical Society Douglas S. Fudge, Ph.D. | November 28, 2012
A method for drawing hagfish slime thread proteins into fibers comparable to lab-made spider silk
Flip the switch on heating and lighting costs
By News on the Net | November 28, 2012
A sensor system from Israel monitors energy use throughout commercial spaces to slash expenses and keep users comfortable
The Manchurian Electorate
By J.D. Longstreet | November 28, 2012
America's Brain Washed Voters
With Democracy For All and Freedom for None
By Daniel Greenfield | November 28, 2012
Limited government deriving from individual freedom is the only thing that lifts democracy above the violence of the mob
The U.S. is Blocking Energy Wealth and Jobs
By Alan Caruba | November 28, 2012
Higher energy costs, and the drumbeat of utterly false environmental claims about greenhouse gas emissions
Democrats Stole the Election
By David Coughlin | November 27, 2012
DOJ has fought against state initiated voter identification laws

