Dem. Lincoln Chafee launches presidential campaign:Let’s boldly ‘embrace internationalism’ going met By | June 4, 2015
We already have Carter's labor rate, so why not?
Khamenei: We innocent Iranians just can’t trust the U.S. By | June 4, 2015
Because, you know, Great Satan and all . . .
Hillary: Y’know, ‘Election Day’ should really be about twenty days long By | June 4, 2015
Because 'disenfranchised' or something.
Sen. Mike Lee introduces bill to protect religious schools in era of LGBT fascism By | June 4, 2015
Lines around the power of government.
Global Warming profits By Elaine | June 4, 2015
An Open Letter to Pope Francis!
HAMMET HOUSE – David visits Pembrokeshire in West Wales, U.K. By David Powell | June 4, 2015
A member of the Welsh Rarebits Hotels of Distinction
The ‘Trans-jennering’ of Reality TV By | June 4, 2015
You can put lipstick on a pig, but not everybody will be waiting in line to kiss it
Guess Who Pays When Rioting Thugs Destroy Our Cities? By | June 4, 2015
The Department of Justice has threatened various local police departments with lawsuits unless they adopt the federal government's ideas about how police work should be done
Murdering Memorials; God and Man in St. Louis By | June 4, 2015
A bit craftier than ISIS or the Taliban, but it is in the same spirit; an attempt to disdain those who came before, to denigrate history and culture and tradition, an attempt to dismiss the times before the coming of the enlightened.
Why Rand Paul Won’t Fight By | June 4, 2015
Rand Paul's libertarian beliefs, including a respect for the Bill of Rights that conservatives share, guide his actions. But they also generate a lot of bad blood.
Government employees in Canada paid 9.7% more than comparable employees in private-sector By Jason Clemens, Charles Lammam | June 4, 2015
If governments want to better control spending to rein in deficits and debt, one option is to ensure compensation paid to government employees broadly reflects private-sector compensation for similar positions
The Evolution Of The Oil Weapon By John Manfreda | June 4, 2015
The oil weapon first came into existence in 1965, when Egypt nationalized the Suez Canal
Hillary’s polls in free-fall as she hits 14-year approval rating low By | June 4, 2015
Dems better get O'Malley up to speed.
Cain’s presidential ratings By | June 4, 2015
And now there are 13!
Farce: Saudi Arabia Hosting UN Human Rights Conference on Religious Freedom By | June 4, 2015
For top UN human rights officials to now visit Jeddah and smile while human rights activist Raif Badawi languishes in prison for the crime of religious dissent, still under threat of further flogging, is to pour salt in the wounds. It’s astonishing.”
The Incredible Entitlement of the Welfare Lobby By | June 4, 2015
The incredible entitlement of the welfare lobby has to end if the inner city is to have a future
Russia Demands American Capitulation To Help Eradicate Islamic State By | June 4, 2015
Senseless head-butting needs to give way to sensible brain-storming
Canadians Remain Deeply Skeptical About Carbon Pricing By | June 4, 2015
National carbon tax
EPA’s Allies Telegraph Plan to Force States into Cap-and-Trade By | June 3, 2015
Cap-and-trade is a political albatross and a practical failure
Too Little, Too Late By | June 3, 2015
The new anti-Semitism erupting like a volcano has been ignored for so long, and so many Israelis and Jews have participated in the upcoming avalanche, any attempt to act now is doomed to be
Jenner, Szegedi, USA: There’s More to Identity than “I” By | June 3, 2015
From the selfie culture to the Obama Presidency, the bankrupted argument is rising, one of self-definition and redefinition, as though we own nothing to past generations, or future considerations.
Arctic Explorers or Buccaneers? By | June 3, 2015
What's Arctic Sea-Ice?
Road test: Peugeot RCZ By | June 3, 2015
I first drove the Peugeot RCZ in 2010 when it launched. Being back behind the wheel of this facelifted version is like being reunited with a long lost friend.
Book signings for British artist By | June 3, 2015
Journeys from the Forest to the Sea by Claire Wiltsher
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Art news: Painting by British artist stolen in Italy By | June 3, 2015
British artist Richard Whincop
America’s corrupt culture dragging Western World left By | June 3, 2015
Reality TV is now dictating to the masses what is 'normal' and making millions of dollars at it in the process
The Case For Invasive Species By | June 3, 2015
Water hyacinth in Africa, Zebra mussels in Lake Erie, Estuary of the San Francisco Bay
New ‘Smart Gun’ Proposal Same Old Stupidity, Says CCRKBA By | June 3, 2015
“It is ridiculous to propose a law requiring the use of technology that doesn’t work
Parliament Hill RALLY—Ontario Parents Rally for Rights!! By Sandra Hamill, Kari Simpson | June 3, 2015
The sex activist politicians in Ontario (and elsewhere), along with the growing problems associated with the Internet, require that the Criminal Code be amended to include provisions for dealing with adults in positions of trust.
New Beer Tour Opens in Auckland By | June 3, 2015
Along the way, you will learn about the history of brewing in New Zealand, as well as experience the wide variety of beers throughout the city – with a guaranteed minimum of 14 tastings per tour