The Camry hybrid is loose and sloppy, its front end bobbing over road irregularities like a floating buoy
High def TV looks to get higher
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | October 12, 2012
4K "ultra high definition" is great news for a tech fan and writer, but it's also another leap onto the merry-go-round for consumers
American Jewry’s cherished values
By Caroline Glick | October 12, 2012
American Jewish Democratic partisans have taken a leading role in blocking dissenting voices from their midst.
Will the Middle Class Feel the Pain of Obama’s Energy Freeze?
By Institute for Energy Research | October 12, 2012
Energy Prices in Obama's First and Fourth Years
Red State or Blue State—Escape to a Happy State
By News on the Net | October 12, 2012
Aruba Tourism Authority And Aruba Gastronomic Association Launch dine On Aruba Program To Promote Island’s Flavorful Cuisine Oranjestad, Aruba (July 12, 2012),
Squeezy Pouches at the Supermarket
By News on the Net | October 12, 2012
One of the latest innovations in modern food packaging made possible by advancements in plastics
The increasingly popular Peugeot Bipper is keenly priced and efficient
By Tim Saunders | October 12, 2012
The increasingly popular Bipper is keenly priced and efficient
Governor Romney’s study guide for the upcoming foreign policy debate
By Kerry Patton | October 12, 2012
President Obama’s foreign policy has not only endangered our service members, it also endangered American values of life, liberty,
Heritage Experts React to Vice Presidential Debate
By Heritage Foundation Rob Bluey | October 12, 2012
The policy prescription Biden and President Obama advocate consists of more stimulus spending
Britain’s New Power Game
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | October 12, 2012
UK Government To Dodge Climate Change Targets
“...Our beloved Democracy”
By Guest Column Philip W. Starr | October 12, 2012
It was and is supposed to be a “Republic.”
I Am Truly Scared
By Guest Column Cecilia Miller | October 12, 2012
Millions of Americans are unemployed, our country is divided, and one-third of the world hate America!
Without Hope You’re Hopeless
By Dr. Robert R. Owens | October 12, 2012
No matter what the polls say I believe that the American people still believe in freedom
Undecideds Not Budged By Smirking Joe Biden’s Debate Performance
By Warner Todd Huston | October 12, 2012
Ryan did fine and didn't hurt himself and Biden did NOT help team Obama with undecideds.
A War of Laws
By Daniel Greenfield | October 12, 2012
Law is control and Muslims have used violence to take control
One Nation Under God or Government?
By Guest Column Vickie K. Doherty | October 11, 2012
In November, we will have the opportunity to defend our founding principles and reject the deification and tyranny of government
Toughening ill-conceived price controls on swipe-fee cards shortchanges U.S. consumers
By Guest Column James L. Gattuso | October 11, 2012
This shrunken credit card market will hurt consumers, merchants, banks and the economy
Americans, You’re Fat
By Alan Caruba | October 11, 2012
Fast Food Vindication, obesity epidemic in the United States
Students killed in massacre in Nigeria
By News on the Net | October 11, 2012
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
It Was Never About Obama in the First Place
By Guest Column Fred Hammel | October 11, 2012
Why Barack is Merely Puppet o’ Hope
The Ugly Face of the Obama Regime
By Judi McLeod | October 11, 2012
Nothing--even the election--is guaranteed
Palestine: Great Expectations That Founder On Fiction
By David Singer | October 11, 2012
Parroting Arab propaganda
Don't listen to the liberals
“Struggling European countries such as Greece and Spain should be given more time to reduce their budget gaps”.
Europe’s Golden Age Of Coal & The Folly of Green Energy Policy
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | October 11, 2012
Coal to displace gas in Europe through 2017 - IEA
"Municipalities across the country - especially those neighbouring Toronto - should beware Toronto's example"
Ten Questions for the Vice Presidential Debate
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | October 11, 2012
Questions that should be asked in the debate tonight
China Struggles With Innovation
By Jack Dini | October 11, 2012
China has a long way to go before it will be anything like the US in its ability to foster innovation or entrepreneurship
Bad Neighbors
By Guest Column C. Richards | October 11, 2012
The Right to Quiet Society
The black Divider-in-Chief
By Lloyd Marcus | October 11, 2012
There is nothing worse than a small person in a big position