Storming the Barricades in Washington By Hans von Spakovsky | October 3, 2013
Under federal law, there is no justifiable reason for closing the memorial
Propaganda, Demagoguery, and Deceit: the extremists’ tools against the non-extreme By | October 3, 2013
Americans are increasingly accepting of mediocrity, moral relativism, graft, and low-ambition
Corporate Welfare to Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment By | October 3, 2013
​Group to receive $500,000 of taxpayer money in 2016 for the NBA All-Star Game
House passed measure guaranteeing no default; Reid stripped it out By | October 3, 2013
It would be a catastrophe, Democrats say, but they refuse to prevent it.
5 presidents, 17 shutdowns; all negotiated . . . except you-know-who By | October 3, 2013
History does not support Obama's narrative
Obama to Boehner, McConnell: Negotiate with you? I think not. By | October 3, 2013
"Cordial but unproductive."
The Real Debt Ceiling By | October 3, 2013
Why the credit of the United States is hanging by a thread
Big Wind Defends Billions in Welfare for 126-Year-Old ‘Infant’ By | October 2, 2013
American Wind Energy Association, AWEA, Congress, production tax credit, PTC, Robert Gramlich, Wind
Thomas More Society Argues in the North Dakota Supreme Court for the Catholic Conference By | October 2, 2013
No State Constitutional Right to Abortion
No Government Shutdown will ever keep War Vets from their Memorial By | October 2, 2013
If park personnel arrest the World War II heroes, Washington politicians will have to go into hiding
War of Words heats up between Ed Miliband and the Daily Mail By | October 2, 2013
UK’s Opposition Leader haunted by his father’s Marxist background
Polar Bears Are Doing Quite Well By | October 2, 2013
In villages across the Arctic, Inuit are reporting an invasion. Polar bears, once rare, are now strolling the streets, peeking in the windows, killing dogs, stalking
A Spicy Story By | October 2, 2013
October gardening; Alliaria petiolata
Dinosaurs Romped Around the Ancestor of Tulip Tree By | October 2, 2013
October gardening: ‘King of Magnolias’
Fall Arrives & Some Final Garden Chores By | October 2, 2013
October gardening
Orders to close World War II Memorial coming directly from White House By | October 2, 2013
Obama threatens to veto spending measures to open parks, honor veterans....
The DNC Goes Broke By | October 2, 2013
Barack Obama's former campaign apparatus reincarnated as a nonprofit advocacy group, has emerged as a fierce competitor for donor dollars
Republicans finally show some fight, but where was this in 2011? By | October 2, 2013
Too bad Ted Cruz wasn't around when the red wave hit Washington. The GOP might have actually done something
Why Egyptian Christians hate Obama By | October 2, 2013
Muslim Brotherhood works to divide Egypt by hatred and prejudice
Tom Clancy Has Gone Home By | October 2, 2013
We can thank God for the talent that enabled Clancy to share his dreams with us
The tax-exemption rip-off By Nick Nichols | October 2, 2013
How your tax dollars help radicals attack our energy, industries, jobs and living standards
Laws only for ‘commoners’ By Hillary Duke | October 2, 2013
Obamacare
Women artists By | October 2, 2013
Haidee-Jo Summers
Thinking Outside the Two Party Box By | October 2, 2013
We are still, as Ronald Reagan once remarked, a “shining city on a hill.” We just need to take out the garbage and get our house back in order.
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Defined Benefit Pensions - The math does not work By | October 2, 2013
Get Ready to Pay Billions for Hydro
3 reasons the shutdown (which is really just a slowdown) will be an ugly smackdown By | October 2, 2013
Of course you realize this means war.
New morphing glass can be dimmed, frosted or see-through By Israel21c | October 2, 2013
Israeli company is revolutionizing the glass industry with smart glass that can become opaque or transparent at the touch of a button.
Obama Lies: Shutdown Fears Mirrors Blather About Bailout/Stimulus/Sequester Fears By | October 2, 2013
Who will a government shutdown affect? Really only people that work for government
MSNBC ‘journalist’ tries in vain to sign up for Obamacare - hilarity ensues By | October 2, 2013
“If I were signing up for myself, this is where my patience would be exhausted.”
Former Greenpeace leader Patrick Moore leads demonstrations vs. Greenpeace’s crime against humanity By | October 2, 2013
Anti-Golden Rice campaign perpetuates blindness and death among millions of children