Public outcry forces FEC Democrats to junk bid to regulate Internet, Drudge
By News on the Net Washington Examiner | May 22, 2015
Republicans on the commission had raised concerns that Democrats on the commission were targeting conservative political and news websites like Drudge, and could regulate them.
The Problem with Jade Helm
By Arnold Ahlert | May 22, 2015
Rep. Louie Gohmert pinpoints why people are so concerned with the military exercises
No Can Do: Not enough money left in the military budget for new boots.
North Korea’s Takeaway From The Iran Nuclear Talks
By Claudia Rosett | May 22, 2015
Jewish Democrats here in the USA should be ashamed of yourselves for supporting this monster
Sidney Blumenthal Fathers Yet Another Clinton Scandal
By Matthew Vadum | May 22, 2015
Given Blumenthal's legal track record, don't count on him emerging unscathed once the facts are known about the mischief he was orchestrating in Libya.
Protecting Thought or Paychecks?
By Jim Yardley | May 22, 2015
Teachers: Democrats will fight tooth-and-nail to protect the intellectual concept of academic freedom as a crutch for permanent employment --which results in a permanent stream of donations to the Democrat Party
Teacher in China Ordered to Have Late-Term Abortion or Lose Her Job Now Allowed to Give Birth
By News on the Net Life News | May 21, 2015
“China has not ‘eased’ its One-Child Policy. It has merely tweaked it,”
Worthless, Kafkaesque, organization.
Orozco was part of a fugitive task force looking for Wheeler to serve a felony arrest warrant for an earlier Omaha shooting.
CHINA: Church Building Demolished in Zhejiang
By News on the Net | May 21, 2015
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
Mr. Covarrubias-Padilla allegedly applied for and received deferred action under the DACA program.
Ferguson ‘Protesters’ Are Now Protesting That They Didn’t Get Paid
By News on the Net Investors | May 21, 2015
In mid-May, Millennial Activists United organized a sit-in at the Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment offices
Magistrates Go to Court Over Same-Sex Weddings
By Liberty Counsel | May 21, 2015
"Militant homosexual activists do not want equal rights; they want superior rights, where their rights to same-sex weddings trump the constitutional rights of Christian magistrates and business owners,"
VIDEO: Police and Families React to Media Coverage
By News on the Net Media Research Center | May 21, 2015
We wanted to get a sense as to how these police officers and their family members felt American law enforcement was being portrayed in the press
Stop coddling minorities and blaming everyone else
By Guest Column Verna Rock | May 21, 2015
There needs to be honest and sometimes painful conversations
‘Gosnell’ Movie Producer Confronts the Convicted Killer in ‘Chilling’ Prison
By Heritage Foundation Kate Scanlon | May 21, 2015
McElhinney spent two hours interviewing the subject of the film in the visitor’s room at his prison.
Full Moon Turns on Small Shrub
By Wes Porter | May 21, 2015
In western North America several Ephedra have found favour as beverages and in traditional medicine
Run Hillary Run ....Away.
Get rid of the debates. They're stupid.
The Alberta Disadvantage - Lessons for Wyoming
By Guest Column Maureen Bader | May 21, 2015
If the Wyoming government continues with failed spending policies, it might want to look in the mirror before it goes the way of the Alberta government.
Business-unfriendly governments of McGuinty and Wynne
Jeb Bush Criticises Obama For Exaggerating Climate Change
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 21, 2015
Jeb Bush: ‘Hard-Core Left’ Trying To Force Their Way On Climate Issue
Teacher suspended after stomping on American flag in class
By News on the Net | May 21, 2015
“We can’t figure out why he actually went to the simulations of actually doing it,” Jonathon Smith, a senior at Martinsville Junior/Senior High School, was quoted as saying by TristateHomePage.com.
Osama bin Laden’s pornography stash to remain under wraps, US decides
By News on the Net The Guardian | May 21, 2015
Document hoard found at al-Qaida leader’s hideout contained ‘a considerable number of pornographic videos’ but the US does not plan to release them
A generation of fighters to rid the world of “infidels”.
An explosion in artificial intelligence has sent us hurtling towards a post-human future, warns Martin Rees
Private rail—unlike Amtrak’s monopoly—must emphasize safety to win customers
By Guest Column Gabriel Roth | May 21, 2015
Getting government out of the rail passenger business would free management to align service with passenger demand, and focus on quality and safety, rather than satisfying political constituencies.
Climate Depot’s Rebuttal
A mom, a disabled son and a home that blazed amid Baltimore’s riots
By News on the Net Washington Post | May 21, 2015
As Lawson cradled the 7-year-old on her parents’ sofa recently, she said she felt betrayed by her neighborhood.