Why Aren’t the Republicans Fighting Harder?
By Douglas V. Gibbs | May 9, 2015
Either the GOP is too fearful. The GOP is ignorant. Or, the GOP is a part of the problem
Premier Wynne. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Your time in office is well past due. And the new invigorated Conservatives are stronger than ever and they are going after you and your scandal-ridden government.
Tory Majority Means Full Speed Ahead For UK Shale Revolution
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 9, 2015
David Cameron: ‘Going All Out For Shale Gas’
The plain truth is: no commerce, no food, no freedom
The CSP report should serve as a wake-up call for those who have seen something unusual taking place in their town, but perhaps haven't been able to put the pieces together yet
Lynch follows Liberal formula in Baltimore
By Jeff Crouere | May 9, 2015
As the Justice Department investigates police misconduct in Baltimore, root causes of criminal activity are being ignored. It shows, once again, the agenda of the Obama administration is not to solve the real problems afflicting urban America
The Chains of Government Strengthens as our Morality Weakens
By Leigh Bravo | May 9, 2015
Must we accept that we are no longer the electorate and the elected, but the ruling and the ruled?
Canada police investigate possible murder-suicide after Facebook confession
By News on the Net Reuters | May 9, 2015
Several hours into the standoff, the house went up in flames.
Gowdy’s Benghazi Panel Wants Clinton’s Top Aides
By News on the Net | May 9, 2015
Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., in a 15-page “Interim Progress Update” released on the one-year-anniversary of the committee’s creation, blamed the Obama administration for delays in the panel’s probe.
The Obama Administration’s foreign policy in Syria
By Eddie Pedersen | May 8, 2015
Ideology-ego, vs. Common-sense wisdom—America’s greatest foreign policy blunder
The gutter politics of sex education in public schools
By Judi McLeod | May 8, 2015
If parents can't rescue their children from the indoctrination of public schools, we're headed down a dead end road as the march of Marxism through Western society will never be interrupted
If SCOTUS Says “Yes” to Gay Marriage. .
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | May 8, 2015
Just as pro-life advocates never stopped advocating for life, the stance on marriage, the institution which predated the state, will not give way, no matter what the "final" ruling of a court.
Congress Tells Court That Congress Can’t Be Investigated for Insider Trading
By News on the Net The Intercept | May 8, 2015
This is hardly the first time Congress has moved to undermine its own ethics rules
Thousands of cops pay respects to killed NYPD officer at funeral
By News on the Net Fox News | May 8, 2015
Moore died Monday, two days after he was shot in Queens.
Another home run
By Guest Column Don S. | May 8, 2015
UK Election Results: A Conservative Surge and a Defeat for Socialism
By Heritage Foundation Nile Gardiner | May 8, 2015
The return of a Conservative-led government means that Britain’s nuclear deterrent is now safe, at least for the foreseeable future.
And Republican senators, at the behest of Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul, are blocking the inquiry that should be exposing it.
Needles in the haystack
Australia PM’s adviser: climate change is UN hoax to create new world order
By News on the Net The Guardian | May 8, 2015
Maurice Newman, chairman of Tony Abbott’s business advisory council, says UN is using debunked climate change science to impose authoritarian rule
I came away from the demo quite impressed with the Sprinter 4x4s' performance
Entry level Honda gets an annoying update
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | May 8, 2015
The Honda Fit starts at $14,575 Canadian. Honda Canada's sample wore the top line EX L-Navi trim level (there's also DX, LX and EX) and started at $23,011.25.
UK Climate Minister Voted Out, Green LibDems Wiped Out
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 8, 2015
David Cameron wins majority for Conservatives in Election 2015 victory
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Senate Votes to Give Congress Review Over Iran Nuclear Deal
By Heritage Foundation Josh Siegel | May 8, 2015
Others who wanted the bill to have stronger oversight argued that the Iran deal should be handled as a treaty, requiring two-thirds of the Senate to approve it.
“Offensive Art” and Double Standards at the NY Times
By Arnold Ahlert | May 8, 2015
Remembering the Gray Lady’s take on “hateful” art of the past.
Iran and suspension of disbelief
By Yoram Ettinger | May 8, 2015
Obama and a Nuclear Iran in the Middle East
Siding with the victims of aggression
By Caroline Glick | May 8, 2015
The freedom of American Jewry to be Jewish, like the ability of the US to remain a liberal democracy is dependent on restoring the ability of Jewish Americans and American elites to distinguish between victims and aggressors and on their willingness
The Fire Burns
By Daniel Greenfield | May 8, 2015
The Bar Kochba revolt was not the last time that Jews fought to liberate their land
Christianity and Islam: Antithetical Teachings, Antithetical Results
Resurgent right.