Paris police tell Chabad not to light Hanukkah candles in public spaces
By News on the Net | December 1, 2015
The tweet reads, in Hebrew: “Chabad: Paris police order [us] to cancel most of our public [Hanukkah] candlelighting in the city, in light of the terror attack and the fear of additional attacks
Meet the State Lawmaker Who Wants to Slap $5K-a-Day Fines on Sanctuary City Officials
By Heritage Foundation Leah Jessen | December 1, 2015
Aaron Bean, a Florida state senator, wants to crack down on the Sunshine State's seven "sanctuary" counties.
Poinsettia Pushed off Top 10 List
By Wes Porter | December 1, 2015
The tallest living Christmas tree is a 162-foot Grand Fir, Abies grandis, at the Coeur d’Alene Resort in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
Significantly Simplifying The U.S. Tax Code, And Other Hopeful Myths
By Bob Christie | December 1, 2015
Do you really believe there will be a significant simplification of the U.S. tax code under any not-so-freely elected government?
Tell Me That You Love Me
By Jim Yardley | December 1, 2015
Boycott of polling would undermine any claim that the poll is a "representative sampling" of opinion. Insecurity in a candidate is a healthy thing for a democracy
Former N.Y. Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver Found Guilty in Corruption Trial
By News on the Net Wall Street Journal | December 1, 2015
Former Assembly Speaker convicted of honest-services fraud, extortion, money-laundering charges
"The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals should uphold Gloucester's policy of restricting bathroom access to biological sex,"
Spain’s Green Energy Problems
By Jack Dini | December 1, 2015
Over the past two years the Spanish government has been slashing generous subsidies for the renewable energy industry. As a result the installation of new wind turbines has ground to a halt
Number of Hillary emails containing classified info jumps to a thousand
By Robert Laurie | December 1, 2015
Who's shocked? No one.
Travel feature: Portsmouth, UK
By Tim Saunders | December 1, 2015
Gunwharf Quays is a great place to dine out whether meeting friends or as a couple or a family. There are so many restaurants to choose.
In Paris the world relies on Israel for safety from Islamic Terrorism
By Judi McLeod | December 1, 2015
Obama is not delivering “an act of defiance” to ISIS but to the vulnerable people who make up the civilian population of the world
Let’s have more harsh anti-Planned Parenthood rhetoric
By Dan Calabrese | December 1, 2015
Because what they do is monstrous and evil.
Obama Apologizing to the World for US on Climate Is Ridiculous
By Heritage Foundation Nicolas Loris | December 1, 2015
The Cost of Climate Policies
“All the usual luvvies fiddling around with climate ‘change’ while ISIS makes the world burn?”
By News on the Net Daily Mail | December 1, 2015
Fiddling: Francois Hollande, David Cameron, Prince CHarles, Xi Jinping and a gaggle of other world leaders are pictured at the start of a Climate Change Conference. But do we care?
Ted Cruz Says There’s One ‘Simple & Undeniable Fact’ Media ‘Doesn’t Re
By News on the Net The Blaze | December 1, 2015
“The overwhelming majority of violent criminals are Democrats,” he said. “The media doesn’t report that.”
Oil and gas sector losing confidence in Alberta as a place to invest
By Fraser Institute Dr. Kenneth P. Green, Aanand Radia | December 1, 2015
“The negative shifts for Alberta may not bode well given that its immediate geographic competitors, remain attractive jurisdictions for investment or are improving,”
Obama’s Prophecy Of Doom
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | December 1, 2015
'Hour Is Almost Upon On Us’ For ‘Submerged Countries, Abandoned Cities’
Iran point man wounded in Syria marks change of tide
By Shahriar Kia | December 1, 2015
Revolutionary Guards Quds Force's notorious chief Qassem Suleimani severely injured in clashes south of Aleppo
U.S. sending 30-year-old, obsolete equipment to Ukraine military
By Dan Calabrese | December 1, 2015
I bet the Ukranians get pretty excited at the prospect of one of those Humvees arriving so they can tear it apart instead of driving it. That'll put the fear of God into the Russkies
Turkey: Why Muslim Nations Shouldn’t be Part of NATO
By Selwyn Duke | December 1, 2015
Having Muslim nations in NATO much like having Muslim individuals in the West? Is it just a matter of time before one of them takes up the sword for Allah?
The American war against the Jews
By Caroline Glick | December 1, 2015
Despite the substantial funds that have been devoted to fighting anti-Israel forces on campuses, they have not been diminished.
Civilization Could Actually Lose This War
By Eddie Pedersen | December 1, 2015
If we get it wrong and elect Hillary, the rest of the world will be along for the ride. We mustn't let that happen because it's not just America but civilization that could actually lose in this war.
Donald Trump Mocks Obama’s Selfie-taking
By News on the Net | December 1, 2015
President Obama’s willingness to pose on the internet
Fresh Perspectives on Benghazi Keep the Scandals Alive
By Roger Aronoff | December 1, 2015
Benghazi Commission: Obama Admin Gun-Running Scheme Armed Islamic State • Clinton State Department approved U.S. weapons shipment to Libya despite ban
ISIS, Turkey And Oil—The Bigger Picture: Interview With Pelicourt
By Oilprice.com James Stafford | December 1, 2015
Geopolitical insight is paramount to success, and while no one will have all the answers, good management will at least be prepared for a number of eventualities
When in Paris… President Obama has a ‘working dinner’ at three-star eatery
By News on the Net Washington Post | November 30, 2015
No cartons of takeout — instead, the gang fueled up after a long day of climate talks at L’Ambroisie, the three-Michelin-starred temple of gastronomie in the Marais neighborhood.
Trump Rides a Blue-Collar Wave
By News on the Net Wall Street Journal | November 30, 2015
Fifty-five percent of his supporters are white working-class.
Planned Parenthood CEO Blames Pro-Lifers for Colorado Shooting: They’re “Hateful”
By News on the Net | November 30, 2015
Dear appears to have no association with the pro-life movement and those who know him say he is an awkward man who never discussed religion or abortion
The majority of the 132 Syrian refugees permitted to resettle in the U.S. since November 13 (72) are male, the minority female (60). Of the 132 total, 39 (29.5 percent) have been men between the ages of 14 and 50.
The Farce of the Paris Climate Summit
By Institute for Energy Research | November 30, 2015
President Obama has consolidated a deal with officials from the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)

