Thunderbolt Of The Deep South
By Jimmy Reed | January 12, 2016
The Most High Right Reverend Doctor Thaddeus Isaiah Sichensich, Thunderbolt Of The Deep South
Hillary suddenly opposes armed deportation raids
By Dan Calabrese | January 12, 2016
Like, oh, say . . . this one?
In Pakistan, they trust
By Caroline Glick | January 12, 2016
At least for the next year, the main thing propping up the Gulf monarchies, and with them, the global economy and what passes for global security, is a failed state with an itchy finger on the nuclear trigger
Hillary Clinton Tells Planned Parenthood: “As Your President, I Will Always Have Your Back”
By News on the Net Life News | January 12, 2016
“I will always defend Planned Parenthood and I will say consistently and proudly, Planned Parenthood should be funded, supported and protected, not undermined, misrepresented and demonized,”
Clinton’s ‘High Stakes Hypocrisy’ Clear In Remark About Rights!
By CCRKBA | January 12, 2016
“Her defense of rights doesn’t extend to the Second Amendment because she is an anti-gun bigot.
Governments need to stop gambling on football
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Todd MacKay | January 11, 2016
Both the provincial government and city hall have to make it crystal clear that the next time the stadium project needs a cash infusion it won’t come from taxpayers
Was Obama derelict in his duty?
By Guest Column K.J. Dolney | January 11, 2016
Benghazi, Libya
"Little Sisters of the Poor and many other religious, nonprofit organizations cannot and will not be complicit in killing the unborn,"
From Inside the Supreme Court, the Key Exchanges on a Case Pitting Unions vs. First Amendment
By Heritage Foundation Hans von Spakovsky, Elizabeth Slattery | January 11, 2016
Activist rally outside of the Supreme Court during arguments for Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association on Jan. 11
Premier and Minister owe Ontarians explanation on Nipigon Bridge failure
By News on the Net Rob Willett | January 11, 2016
Unanswered questions in wake of $106 million rebuild failure splitting Canada in two
Clinton criminal enterprise? Witness tampering and money laundering
By Jim Kouri | January 11, 2016
Please be advised that this report explains how the Clinton Family's alleged money laundering enterprise brought millions of dollars from suspicious donors to the Clinton Foundation's coffers on a money trail that ran through Canada.
Hidden Climate Change Stories
By Jack Dini | January 11, 2016
It's all part of the liberal narrative. Science that doesn't agree with the media's agenda is treated as if it's myth, or simply ignored.
Stockman: Only 11,000 Jobs Last Month, Not 292,000
By News on the Net Newsmax | January 11, 2016
The Christmas selling season this year, for example, was absolutely not comparable to the ghosts of Christmas past
NYPD Police Union President: ‘Law Enforcement Nationwide Has Been Demoralized’
By News on the Net Breitbart News | January 11, 2016
“The problem now is that for the past two to three years members of law enforcement have been under attack nationwide,”
Report: U.N. picking which Syrian refugees to let in, become U.S. citizens
By News on the Net Washington Examiner | January 11, 2016
The United Nations makes the first pick, not the State Department.
Republican Surrender Caucus Schedules a Vote for Show
By Michael R. Shannon | January 11, 2016
Our ruling political class and media elites hold the majority of the populace in utter contempt. In the classic carny show the freaks and geeks were on the stage or in the tent.
Jewish teacher reportedly stabbed with machete outside synagogue in France
By News on the Net Fox News | January 11, 2016
An image posted on Twitter purportedly showed Amsalem sitting on a curb with a bloodied hand after the attack.
Arch Coal Files for Chapter 11
By News on the Net | January 11, 2016
Arch Coal said it expected its mining operations and customer shipments to continue uninterrupted throughout the reorganization process.
Europe can welcome refugees and stay secure, Pope says
By News on the Net Fox News | January 11, 2016
Francis devoted nearly his entire speech Monday to the issue, showing the importance it has in the Holy See's foreign policy under the first Latin American pope
Virginia woman, 19, lifts burning truck to save her father’s life(video)
By News on the Net | January 11, 2016
“I guess he was in the garage for about 10 minutes before I really just stumbled on him,” Charlotte told "Fox & Friends."
Hillary Clinton’s Clinton Foundation mega millions not born in the USA
By Judi McLeod | January 11, 2016
They could not have pulled it off so behind-the-scenes easily were it not for Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State at the time it went down as noiselessly as the Titanic
Obama admin unleashing the hounds?
The State of the Nation: A Dictatorship Without Tears
By John W. Whitehead | January 11, 2016
There are too many Americans who are reasonably content with the status quo and too few Americans willing to tolerate the discomfort of a smaller, more manageable government and a way of life
Paris police attacker lived in Merkel’s German refugee centre
By News on the Net Wordpress | January 11, 2016
Fresh pressure on Merkel as it emerges Paris attacker lived in German refugee centre
Islamic State’s new terror manual: ‘Pretend to be Christian’
By News on the Net Wordpress | January 11, 2016
Pretend to be Christians: ISIS urges UK jihadis to cut beards, shun mosques & wear crosses
Biggest Ever Stockpiles Of U.S. Corn And Soya Confound Climate Alarm
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 11, 2016
Global Food Prices Down By 19 Percent Due To Abundant Supplies
Let me tell you about my new book: The Right Problems
By Herman Cain | January 11, 2016
What every candidate should be focused on this year.
Nearly 1,000 attacks committed since start of terror wave
By News on the Net Israel National News | January 11, 2016
In three-month wave of Arab terror, close to 1,000 attacks have been reported; 29 Jews have been killed and 491 injured.
Tiny 160-Square-Foot Houses The Future Of Weekend Getaways
By News on the Net | January 11, 2016
Getaway, founded by two Harvard graduate students, aims to provide a convenient and affordable way to disconnect from the daily grind.
California Teachers Gear Up to Take Fight Against Unions to Supreme Court (video)
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | January 11, 2016
On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the case Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association

