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This week Liberty Counsel filed a comprehensive brief of nearly 100-pages before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals

A CNN poll earlier this year found that 57 percent of Americans supported Keystone, while just 28 percent opposed it.

"We'll work with Congress where we can, but . . ."

Americans are tired of being told that protecting our borders and enforcing our laws is somehow racist. As a result, this broadside against Trump, like so many others, will backfire.

For reasons that make no sense, of course.

"...never ignore Jaybird’s warnings again.”

In my view are two factors causing the increased accident rate. Robots are extremely cautious drivers that obey all the laws

The Ontario government is also facing a lawsuit over allegations they manipulated the Green Energy Act rules to benefit the interests of Liberal-connected firms, namely Nextera.

Current, longstanding IRS regulations state that donors giving less than a cumulative $5,000 annually to a single 501(c)(3) entity be shielded from public disclosure

Uh-oh.

India Outlaws Greenpeace By Dr. Benny Peiser | November 6, 2015
Labels Greenpeace A ‘Threat To National Economic Security’

Mr. Putin ordered that measures be taken to ensure that the roughly 45,000 Russian tourists already in Egypt

A boycott of your latest opus is a way for the people you've offended to make their speech heard

Yuuuuge ratings!

Since Obamacare went into effect in 2013, 11 co-ops have announced they’re winding down operations and no longer offering insurance on the state-run and federal exchange in 2016

In total, Zecevic received almost $3.8 million in taxpayer-funded grants for her research, according to the report

More than 20 'rescue flights' were set to leave the Red Sea resort today to evacuate first Britons trapped in Egypt

If the FBI refers the case to the Justice Department for a criminal referral, would Attorney General Loretta Lynch indict her, or would she turn to President Obama to get his okay on whether or not to indict? Is Joe Biden still waiting in the wings?

Oil Megaprojects Won’t Stay On The Shelf For Long By by Nick Cunningham | November 6, 2015
One casualty of the oil price downturn could be the megaproject

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Signs that Endure By | November 6, 2015
In an upside-down world where an increasing number of world leaders are selling their populations out, the geese serve as one of nature’s best reminders that some things other than man-made were Creator-made to endure.

Renewables for thee, but not for me

The advent of the Rush Limbaugh show brought a ray of light into a dark world

Watch Out for Icebergs By | November 6, 2015
Hillary Clinton is the Typhoid Mary carrying the Obama virus and unfortunately, there's no cure for it

The investigation focuses on whether statements the company made to investors about climate risks

Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs

On the SUV side, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Mazda CX-3 drive off with the award, and the Lincoln deserves to take its category.

The Aspire R 13 has stereo speakers that fire from the bottom of the unit and the sound quality is about as good as I've heard on a laptop

Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., warned of the rapid expansion of the administrative state in his first floor speech

Video captured the puppy, Noodles, slowly paddling toward the sailors before they pulled it onto their yacht