Washington Post Comes to Bowe Bergdahl’s Defense
By Roger Aronoff | September 24, 2015
By characterizing Bergdahl not as a deserter but an unwitting victim, even a whistleblower, mainstream media hope to salvage Obama's damaged reputation for his outrageous decision to trade one soldier for five high-ranking Taliban terrorists
Her poll numbers sinking, desperate Hillary suddenly has a position on Keystone XL
By Dan Calabrese | September 24, 2015
No more "I'll tell you when I'm president."
Bassam Eid. The Palestinian human rights advocate that opposes boycotts
By Barry Shaw | September 24, 2015
Forget any kind of reconciliation or unity between Fatah and Hamas. Although the international community is demanding two states for two people, the Palestinians are calling for three states for two people
MSM demonizes conservative teen
By David L. Hunter | September 24, 2015
Washington Post columnist Lonnae O'Neal attacks 13-year old Coreco JaQuan Pearson
Inevitability lost: Dems (and Hillary) now facing a real three-way horserace
By Robert Laurie | September 23, 2015
...And Biden is the obvious choice.
Protecting our children in schools and the homemade “clock”
By Guest Column Cristine A. White | September 23, 2015
The Danger of Political Correctness
Papal visit perfect time for Pope Francis to champion persecuted Christians
By Judi McLeod | September 23, 2015
Snide is Satan’s way. Snide is the wily way of the average Marxist.
Is The Party Over?
By Ray DiLorenzo | September 23, 2015
Both parties have proven that government is no longer by, for and of the people. Is it any wonder why Trump is doing so well?
Coal Is Still Integral to Many Countries and Regions in the World
By Institute for Energy Research | September 23, 2015
Rather than support coal’s use in this country, President Obama is instituting onerous regulations that will kill the coal industry domestically and cause electricity prices to skyrocket as he proposed in 2008
Atrocities against Christians in the middle east
By Guest Column Bruce Butler | September 23, 2015
The American Muslim community is mostly silent on issues regarding their own religion
Live the “Brazilian Bond” Lifestyle at The Brazilian Court Hotel
By News on the Net | September 23, 2015
The Brazilian Court Hotel in Palm Beach resides just steps away from the luxurious, world-renowned shops of Worth Avenue and the sapphire waters and sugar-white sands of the Atlantic Ocean.
PIK’s in Overdrive
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | September 23, 2015
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research,
Yogi Berra did something else pretty wonderful too
By Dan Calabrese | September 23, 2015
Before he was behind the plate at Yankee Stadium, he was storming the beach at Normandy.
The pain of ObamaCare gets worse
By Herman Cain | September 23, 2015
Real life.
British artist bitten by Transylvanian bug
By Tim Saunders | September 23, 2015
Come and be bitten by the art bug in Transylvania
The Climate Skeptic’s Guide To Pope Francis’ U.S. Visit
By Marc Morano | September 23, 2015
Talking Points About The Pope & Global Warming
Challenges mount for common herbicide Roundup
By American Chemical Society | September 23, 2015
Rocky Road for Roundup
Britannia… The New Cruise Ship
By News on the Net David Powell | September 23, 2015
Britannia is a star attraction in its own right. Inspired by P&O’s illustrious past and designed for the future this is a stylish way to see the world
Silk bio-ink could help advance tissue engineering with 3-D printers
By American Chemical Society | September 23, 2015
Scientists have developed a silk-based, 3-D printer ink for use in biomedical implants or tissue engineering.
Will EPA Protect U.S. Gasoline Consumers?
By Institute for Energy Research | September 23, 2015
About 40 percent of our nation’s corn is being used to produce ethanol, raising agricultural commodity prices
Toward tires that repair themselves (video)
By American Chemical Society | September 23, 2015
Scientists Make Self-healing Rubber
People with severe allergies could benefit from the development of a new allergy shot with fewer side effects.
Method could make hydrogen fuel cells more efficient
By American Chemical Society | September 23, 2015
Storing hydrogen as a fuel for vehicles and other applications could become more practical with a new method.
Texas business produces ‘thin blue line’ stickers in support of police
By Arthur Weinreb | September 23, 2015
Despite the constant war on police highlighted in the media, there is no shortage of Americans who support the men and women in law enforcement.
FBI Carries Hillary’s Water in Email Scandal
By Matthew Vadum | September 23, 2015
Since when does the FBI refuse to cooperate in an investigation
Already trying to have it both ways.
Chemtrails. Just Another Conspiracy Theory?
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | September 23, 2015
Conspiracy theorists or not, many questions remain unanswered
Perfect: Brian Williams to lead MSNBC’s coverage of pope’s visit
By Dan Calabrese | September 23, 2015
But only after fighting off ninja death squads from Jupiter.
Our American Paradise is Not Lost
By Lloyd Marcus | September 22, 2015
Sing It America was an all day event in which the Star Spangled Banner was performed every hour on the hour
Climate Science: Funding and Suppression
By Jack Dini | September 22, 2015
Climate funding was $165 billion between 1993 and 2013. Of this, more then $35 billion went for 'climate science' projects seeking the signature of human influence

