Senate Puts Self-Interest Ahead of Public Interest
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | July 3, 2015
When faced with a choice between protecting the interests of Canadian taxpayers, and protecting their fellow Senators, the Senate chose the latter.
Israel’s populist energy crisis
By Caroline Glick | July 3, 2015
Israel has enough problems with the anti-Semitic boycott movement that is growing by leaps and bounds. We need to curb our populist tendencies and stop making those who want to invest in Israel feel that they are fools to do so.
State Silences Bakers Who Refused to Make Cake for Lesbian Couple, Fines Them $135K
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | July 3, 2015
“This effectively strips us of all our First Amendment rights,” the Kleins, owners of Sweet Cakes by Melissa, which has since closed, wrote on their Facebook page.
One man’s agony encapsulates the Greek tragedy
By News on the Net UK Daily Mail | July 3, 2015
Tearful pensioner sits on the floor outside a bank in desperation as the country teeters on the brink of financial collapse
There's a price to pay for refusing to submit and it won't be pretty like me. Can you say 'Dhimmi'?
C'mon! I'm a black guy. I gotta matter too!
Is the Clinton Email Coverup Unraveling?
By Matthew Vadum | July 3, 2015
The noose tightens as investigators move closer to seizing her illegal personal email server
Ban firearms and violent video games, run actual guns
One's liberty, not to mention one's dignity, was something to be shielded from--not provided by--the State
Judge awards $134M in suit over soldiers’ death, injury
By News on the Net Army Times | July 3, 2015
Still, lawyers are seeking a Canadian law firm to help collect the money from 28-year-old Omar Khadr, who was released from a Canadian prison last month, Tanner said.
Schools Implant IUDs in Girls as Young as 6th Grade Without Their Parents Knowing
By News on the Net Life News | July 2, 2015
The high school, Chief Sealth International, a public school, began offering the devices in 2010, made possible by a Medicaid program known as Take Charge and a non-profit, Neighborcare
SCOTUS Mercury Ruling is a Wake Up Call for EPA
By Institute for Energy Research | July 2, 2015
While the decision does not change the outcome that compliance has either been reached or will be reached by most electric utilities in 2016, it sets a precedent for other EPA rulings, which are in progress
Nathan Collier: Montana man inspired by same-sex marriage ruling requests right to wed two wives
By News on the Net The Independent | July 2, 2015
The 46-year-old polygamist said he decided to act in the wake of recent Supreme Court decision
Country’s First Gay Divorce Firm Opens In Philadelphia
By News on the Net | July 2, 2015
A new division entirely devoted to LGBT divorce.
Illegal Aliens Disrupt Ann Coulter Book Signing, Author Fires Back
By News on the Net Breitbart News | July 2, 2015
The protesters inside the store, unfurled a large banner reading “Adios, Ann Coulter,” and brandished Mexican and anarchist flags.
"Palestine"--not a State--is recognised as a State. "Islamic State"--a State--is not recognised as a State. No wonder the world is in such a state of turmoil and confusion
PAKISTAN: Blasphemy Law Reform Drafted
By News on the Net | July 2, 2015
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
June Unemployment Rate Drop Can Be Explained by Americans Dropping Out of Work Force
By News on the Net James Sherk | July 2, 2015
A smaller proportion of Americans are working or looking for work now than at any point since 1977.
Third New Ebola Case Hits Nation That Only a Few Weeks Ago Declared Relief
By News on the Net The Blaze | July 2, 2015
“The new outbreak in Liberia is probably a rare reactivation that we are only seeing because there are so many Ebola survivors living in one place,” Reading University virologist Ben Neuman told Reuters.
Silicone On Trial- An Updated History
By Jack Dini | July 2, 2015
Fearmongering journalism
Geobotanical Prospecting: Plants Reveal Riches
By Wes Porter | July 2, 2015
Eucalyptus trees draw up gold particles from 35-metre-deep deposits with their deep-growing roots, depositing it in their leaves and branches, Australian scientists reported 22 October 2013
Unconstitutional Court Rulings
By Douglas V. Gibbs | July 2, 2015
Constitution was written by the people, of the people and for the people, and that the people and the States are the authors of that document, and the final arbiters of what is or isn't constitutional
Obama and Cameron in on blocking heroic Kurds from fighting ISIS
By Judi McLeod | July 2, 2015
Blame the next gruesome ISIS video on the deadly duo polluting the news stream with their self-serving empty rhetoric that continues to enable the bloody trail of Islamic terrorism.
Montanans Must Seek Independence from CSKT Water Compact
By Lawrence Kogan | July 2, 2015
In the Spirit of July 4th
Reality versus Fantasy - Obama’s Proxy War In Syria
By Eddie Pedersen | July 2, 2015
Funding alleged Freedom Fighters aka Magical Fighters who historically fall prey to swapping allegiances increase the risk of genocide to astronomical proportions, unwarranted
TransLink Tax Defeated!
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman | July 2, 2015
61.7% vote NO to TransLink PST Hike
A Call to a Declaration of Dependence
By Liberty Counsel | July 2, 2015
"Five lawyers thinking they have the right to overrule the natural created order of marriage as the union of a man and a woman is the height of rebellion."
A message to all you anti people: Stop raining on our parade!
By Herman Cain | July 2, 2015
Either make your case for what you prefer . . . or shut up. Or leave.
"An important step in the right direction for transparency and accountability in Canada."