Tea Party Express VII in Wisconsin: The good and the ugly
By Lloyd Marcus | June 5, 2012
The Tea Party is alive, well and extremely active
The Fat Nanny State
By Daniel Greenfield | June 5, 2012
A healthy society may have fat people, but it has skinny government.
Obama doesn’t, that’s for sure
By Jerry Philipson | June 4, 2012
Obama's track record in office
Nuclear Renaissance?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | June 4, 2012
From Anti-Nuke to Anti-Carbon, Green Electricity, Green Politics
Highlights New Video of Top EPA Official Admitting "Pain" of EPA Regs on Coal Communities
Safer Streets 2012 and CPR Week 2012
By John Longenecker | June 4, 2012
Learn CPR and First-aid
Four new categories featured
Common Sense on L.O.S.T.
By Frank Gaffney Jr. | June 4, 2012
The Chinese will get away with choosing which rules they will abide by and which they won’t.
Tehran doesn’t want a deal. The question is whether the world can force one.
Ten Ways to Lower Gas Prices
By Heritage Foundation Rory Cooper | June 4, 2012
Another 75 weeks with gas prices over $3.00, and household goods and food costing more as a result, will not help an already anemic recovery
Deb’s Doing Okay
By Dub and Deb | June 4, 2012
Ridin' out the Recession
Red, White and Kiwi – 5 Great Ways to Wine in New Zealand
By Travel New Zealand | June 4, 2012
There are more than 230 wineries on the 380-kilometre Classic New Zealand Wine Trail, with over 100 of those ready to welcome you for a tasting
America Missed Out on Trillions in Tax Revenue Since Abortion Was Legalized
The Perfidious Pakistanis
By Alan Caruba | June 4, 2012
A nuclear nation in a bad neighborhood cannot, must not, be ignored
The State at the End of the Universe
By Daniel Greenfield | June 4, 2012
It isn't class warfare in the wind here, but a clash between the government class and the rest of us
Progressivism: An Adolescent Ideology
By Arnold Ahlert | June 4, 2012
Millions of people in Europe and America are going to bear the brunt of economic pain far longer than they have to
Equal Rights for Unborn Feminists!
By Matt Barber | June 4, 2012
Just as those who excused slavery are reviled by history, so, too, will be those who called themselves “pro-choice.”
Buying A Penny Whistle
By Jimmy Reed | June 4, 2012
Wants and Needs
Are Americans Stupid?
By Alan Caruba | June 4, 2012
Federal government’s and the teachers’ union takeover of the nation’s educational system
Species Extinction is Nothing New
By Viv Forbes | June 4, 2012
Let us not hasten our own species extinction by starving ourselves of food and energy with foolish demonization of carbon, the building block of all life forms.
Islamic group demands Holder take action against judge’s ruling
By Jim Kouri | June 4, 2012
"Looking at Holder's past actions, I wouldn't be surprised to see him send a contingent of DOJ lawyers to pressure the judge and local politicians to acquiesce to the wishes of CAIR
Turkish court indicts Israeli military leaders in absentia
By Jim Kouri | June 4, 2012
"Ayers' and Dohrn's continued activities appear to elude the attention of the people responsible for reporting the news without bias."
Obama’s June Boost
By Lance Thompson | June 3, 2012
People on both sides of the debate see the Wisconsin recall as an early indicator for the November election.
Cynicism thy name is Obama
By Jerry Philipson | June 3, 2012
Loose lips sink ships alright, the loose lips are Obama’s and America and its allies will pay a terrible price for his indiscretions.
Our founding Fathers believed in the sovereignty of the states and so did Jefferson Davis.
No Country for Old Incumbents
By Daniel Greenfield | June 3, 2012
Obama has made Americans worry, and now they're returning the favor.
Obama’s Black Friday
By Alan Caruba | June 3, 2012
Jobs, Unemployment
Sigmoidoscopy and FOBT
This is the political season, and the scheduled expiration of the federal PTC can lead to a bit of (probably temporary) political correctness for hydropower.