A personal tribute to the great Robert Wistrich
By Barry Shaw | May 20, 2015
Robert Wistrich, the world renowned expert on global anti-Semitism
Last Call—for Ice Cubes?
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | May 20, 2015
Environmental Greens' lack of scientific understanding is only surpassed by their voracity in proclaiming "solutions."
Ready or not, NFL brings you the 33-yard extra point
By Dan Calabrese | May 20, 2015
Extra Point Drama...
A Longer-Term Perspective on Canada’s Household Debt
NAACP Loses Battle to Silence Black Pro-Lifer Who Bashed Its Pro-Abortion Stance
By News on the Net Life News | May 19, 2015
The ruling upheld Bomberger’s and LifeNews’ “expressive right to comment on social issues under the First Amendment.”
Kerry: U.S. Still Wants Advanced Missile Defenses in Korea
By News on the Net Washington Free Beacon | May 19, 2015
China opposes THAAD deployment sought by U.S. commander
Climate change, MIT, social cost of carbon
K-12 Education: why so Paralyzed and Schizophrenic?
By Bruce Deitrick Price | May 19, 2015
K-12 education in the US is paralyzed inside and outside. Fraudulent ideologues rule.
Tina Siegert; the Google Goliath’s David
By Judi McLeod | May 19, 2015
Google, the world’s largest search engine, is gargantuan in size and clout, but still small enough to fit in Barack Obama’s back pocket
Poor little rich Rep. Florida Democrat Representative Alcee L Hastings
Militarization Is More Than Tanks and Rifles
By John W. Whitehead | May 19, 2015
It’s a Cultural Disease, Acclimating the Citizenry to Life in a Police State
Hillary Clinton’s emails and her part in the events in Benghazi
By Guest Column Michael Chandler | May 19, 2015
Trey Gowdy's efforts to find the truth.
Atheists Demand Court Martial for Sharing Faith
By Liberty Counsel | May 19, 2015
"Our men and women in uniform do not lose their constitutional rights when they take the oath of office. Liberty Counsel pledges to defend in the courtroom those who defend our freedoms so courageously on the battlefield."
Dog food company recalls product over salmonella fears
By News on the Net Associated Press | May 19, 2015
The recalled formulations were packaged into 6½-pound Doggie Dozen Patties and 5-pound Bulk Bags with sell-by dates of Oct. 8.
U.S. DOT Announces National Recall of Takata Air Bags
By News on the Net | May 19, 2015
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will organize and prioritize the replacement of the defective air bag inflators that were used in nearly 34 million vehicles.
A little more interest could cost Manitoba a lot
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Todd MacKay | May 19, 2015
Powerful politicians can do many things. They can make laws and impose taxes. But they cannot force the bond market to lend them cheap money.
Ontario taxpayers shouldn’t pay for partisan ads
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | May 19, 2015
Neutering the powers of the Auditor General and using taxpayer money to promote partisan ads should have all taxpayers seeing red.
Fall of Ramadi Raises Questions About Obama’s Strategy to Defeat ISIS in Iraq
By Heritage Foundation James Phillips | May 19, 2015
A military victory for Iran’s surrogate militias in Ramadi would amount to a political defeat for the United States and for Iraqi Prime Minister Abadi
'Spontaneous Uprising'
China Buys Powerful Military Weapon From Russia
By News on the Net International Business Times | May 19, 2015
New S-400 Triumf Air Defense Systems Designed To Shoot Down Any Enemy Aerial Target
NCAA Regionals at Lafayette, Louisiana
Hillary Clinton made $3.2 million from the tech sector. Now she’s hitting it up for campaign d
By News on the Net Washington Post | May 19, 2015
Silicon Valley is one place where those overlapping interests come together, according to a Washington Post analysis of the new Clinton disclosures.
NYPD Commissioner Considering Granting Amnesty To 1.2 Million Low-Level Offenders
By News on the Net CBS New York | May 19, 2015
Wary Of Police-Community Relations, City Council Says Idea Deserves Consideration
Chinese Privatisation Plans May Kick-Start Another Shale Revolution
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 19, 2015
Shale Revolution Set to Pummel Another Market As U.S. LNG Plants Arrive
Saudi advertises for swordsmen as execution rate soars
By News on the Net AFP | May 19, 2015
In January, gruesome footage was posted of a Burmese woman protesting her innocence before being beheaded by a swordsman on a public street in the Muslim holy city of Mecca.
How Cool is that?
Touching moment that brought the entire restaurant to tears
Mugabe’s hand in Zim massacres exposed
By News on the Net Mail and Guardian | May 19, 2015
New documents allege that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe — then prime minister — was the architect of Matabeleland's mass killings in 1983.
Stupefying Generations of Americans
By Alan Caruba | May 19, 2015
Crimes of the Educators: How Utopians are Using Government Schools to Destroy America’s Children
Small Business Left With ‘Bitter Taste’ After Deal With Export-Import Bank Goes Sour
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | May 19, 2015
“It’s hard enough dealing with international businesses,” Moorhatch said. “We thought that because it was a government service the government would help.”

