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America has totally lost it By Peg Menzie | August 13, 2015

Style doesn’t get the job done. I believe that Trump, rough edges and all, would

Part One – Targeted Harvesting

In America today the headlines read like chapter titles in a dystopian novel.

In both Canada and the United States, rising oil and natural gas production necessitates the expansion of our transportation capacity

Once By -- Bob DeMotte | August 13, 2015
Try voting for someone who’s done more than organize angry people in a community, or believes she has a right to confiscate the rest of the fine China in the White House

According to the Medicaid provider contract between DHH and Planned Parenthood, along with relevant Louisiana law, either party can choose to cancel the contract at will after providing written notice.

Another significant problem with EPA’s calculation of climate benefits is the accuracy and reliability of SCC estimates.


The BBC has not been able to verify the claims. North Korea rarely confirms the South's reports of executions.

“It is mainland Chinese buyers who are driving the luxury market. They are dominating," says Dan Scarrow, vice president of Macdonald Realty.

Plaintiffs in the case, Morris v. King, were two doctors from the University of New Mexico

Hillary, government corruption By B Moore | August 12, 2015
Hillary, government corruption


Threatened Joshua Trees By | August 12, 2015
Thanks to a wide root spread of up to 20 metres, Yucca Trees tend to grow well apart and are thought to live for 150 to 200 years

Holly O'Donnell Relates Experiences Inside Planned Parenthood's Baby Parts Business in 6th CMP Video

Don't be fooled.

...But let's not get too excited.

A biodegradable nanogenerator could one day power our cell phones without a cord.

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Over the last 40 years Sylvia Paul from Essex has become well-known for her mixed media collage paintings

Renewables should compete without subsidies, we should worry about the Smart Grid’s vulnerability from hackers, solar flares, EMPs. We should conserve energy wisely, protect nature sensibly. Let the carbon credits scheme die

Venerable Fr. Michael J. McGivney will be remembered at the New Haven parish he served

People who “voluntarily relinquish" documents they shouldn’t have in the first place should always remain suspect

Scientists have devised a technique that could tell crime scene investigators how old fingerprints are.

Cannabis helps heal broken bones By Israel21c | August 12, 2015
Israeli researchers find non-psychotropic compound in marijuana is good therapy for fractures.

The Saudi Oil Price War Is Backfiring By Gaurav Agnihotri | August 12, 2015
Thanks to its generous public spending and a costly war against Yemen, one of the major worries for Saudi Arabia is that it is burning through its foreign reserves at an alarming pace

One year after Ferguson police officer Wilson shot and killed 18-year-old Michael Brown in the St. Louis suburb, protests and riots broke out just as they did last year. 911 Hair Salon, owned by Dellena Jones, was one of the businesses robbed

Boisvert initially thought the note was a joke and believed Fox could have died of other causes, but Dr. Ron Ridge, a veterinarian, said the dog was likely kicked to death.

To help people stop smoking, scientists are turning to a nicotine-eating bacteria.

Elections are supposed to be color-blind, but not under Obama