Bombed, Burned, and Urinated On: Churches under Islam
By Raymond Ibrahim | March 3, 2016
Muslim Persecution of Christians, January 2016-- Muslim Attacks on Christian Churches
Given North Korea’s track record, the Security Council reserved the right to take further significant measures in the event of continued North Korean nuclear tests or launches
Why I told Cavuto yesterday that #NeverTrump is absolutely insane
By Herman Cain | March 3, 2016
Not listening, as usual
A lot more than just getting rid of the lines
Is the Palestinian issue the crux of the Arab-Israeli conflict?
By Yoram Ettinger | March 3, 2016
Erroneous assumption that the Arab-Israeli conflict was triggered by the Palestinian issue has led to erroneous policies. It’s time for Western policy-makers to disengage from over-simplification and reengage with the complex reality
Raising the minimum wage will do little to reduce poverty
Silent voters for Trump
By Guest Column Jean Arcamone | March 2, 2016
Election
John Kerry Undercuts Key American Ally
By Heritage Foundation Bruce Klingner | March 2, 2016
It was the equivalent of declaring that police officers wouldn’t be necessary if people simply stopped committing crimes.
Republicans, listen up
By Guest Column Wayne A. White | March 2, 2016
Support the choice of the voters
NATO Commander: ISIS “Spreading Like a Cancer” Among Refugees
By News on the Net FrontPageMag | March 2, 2016
“Criminals, terrorists and [returning] foreign fighters” coming into Europe
Alaska Senate bans Planned Parenthood from schools
By News on the Net EAGNews.org | March 2, 2016
Meanwhile back at the Democrat Ranch…
By Judi McLeod | March 2, 2016
We seem to be making life difficult for Conservatives while we should be making life impossible for the Democrats
John Kasich? Please, please, please, learn from this man's example. You're next
Robots and Intelligence
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | March 2, 2016
Are Robots are Coming of Age?
Dr. Ben Carson Suspends Campaign
By News on the Net | March 2, 2016
March for Maple Syrup
By Wes Porter | March 2, 2016
The horticulturally-minded third U.S. president, Thomas Jefferson, suggested that every farmer should have a ‘maple orchard’ along with an apple one
The truth about Marco Rubio’s ‘big’ Minnesota win
By Robert Laurie | March 2, 2016
Not so big, and trouble beneath the numbers
Romney teases ‘major’ 2016 speech for tomorrow morning
By Robert Laurie | March 2, 2016
Please, someone, make it stop.
Osama bin Laden really wanted Americans to deal with climate change
By Dan Calabrese | March 2, 2016
How could you disappoint him so?
Train your brain not to be upset or anxious
By ISRAEL21c | March 2, 2016
New neurological findings from Israel show it is possible to self-teach a non-emotional way of putting the brakes on emotional reactions.
Some electric car batteries contain materials that could damage important soil microbes.
A Message the U.S. President Should Take to Cuba: No to Impunity
By News on the Net | March 2, 2016
At the very least, Obama should remember the 26 U.S. citizens killed by the Castro regime and the 13 others who died serving freedom in operations against Cuban Communism
I love the smell of conservative and liberal ideological blindness and ignorance in the morning
The enthusiasm of young people for Bernie Sanders
By Guest Column Arnold Avery | March 2, 2016
They are scared, disillusioned, hopeless and angry
Congress Plans Fight on Obama Administration’s Illegal Diversion of $3.5 Billion to Insurers
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | March 2, 2016
“HHS should remember that breaking the law with regards to Obamacare is why the House sued them in the first place,”
Mocking Marco
By Ron Marr | March 2, 2016
I can take loud and politically incorrect. I'll never accept phony
12th Video Catches Planned Parenthood Aborting Intact Late-Term Babies to Sell as Parts
By News on the Net Life News | March 2, 2016
In the video, Russo also confirms that Planned Parenthood abortionists do change the abortion procedure to increase the chances of getting an intact aborted baby’s body
A new test could someday help doctors catch diseases at their earliest stages.
What gives Parmesan cheese its unique taste?
By American Chemical Society | March 2, 2016
Understanding what's in parmesan could help producers ensure good taste.
A close-up of cocaine distribution in washed hair strands that were either contaminated with the drug (left two columns) or came from a user shows that telling the difference is difficult.

