The raw materials for everyday products could someday be produced by bacteria and solar energy.
Artist helps raise funds for Breast Cancer Care this May
By Tim Saunders | April 29, 2015
Sylvia Paul from Essex
Art news: AP McCoy prints will raise funds for charity in June
By Tim Saunders | April 29, 2015
Alexandra Churchill and The Injured Jockeys Fund
Luxury in Bath, UK
By Tim Saunders | April 29, 2015
With its acclaimed three AA rosette restaurant - The Olive Tree - that has even been recognised in the Good Hotel Guide guests cannot help but feel that this is quite a find
U.S. Senators Vote To Block EPA’s Use Of ‘Secret Science’
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 29, 2015
Republican Senators Weigh How To Undercut Obama’s Climate Strategy
Have Natural Gas Prices Bottomed?
By Oilprice.com Leonard Brecken | April 29, 2015
Producers are no longer receiving NGL subsidies from high prices in areas like Eagle Ford to justify new drilling as NGL prices hover in mid-teens
Should GoFundMe and Christian Bakers Be Treated the Same? We Ask
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | April 29, 2015
The Daily Signal posed that question to people in the nation’s capitol.
Israeli aid reaches Nepal; newborns evacuated
By Guest Column Israel21c | April 29, 2015
Teams of Israeli medical and rescue personnel are deeply involved in rescuing and treating casualties and bringing home Israelis from the disaster area.
Ryan’s Law goes to Third Reading Debate
By News on the Net | April 29, 2015
Ryan’s Law would ensure that all students with asthma be permitted to carry their relief inhalers at all times
Transforming all donated blood into a universal type
By American Chemical Society | April 29, 2015
A new scientific advance could turn us all into universal blood donors.
Making robots more human
By American Chemical Society | April 29, 2015
From joy to sadness, facial expressions could soon be decipherable to robots.
Surreal.
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in support of protests in Baltimore Police not sure if shootings are related to protests,
Clinton Aide Gets Life in Prison
By Matthew Vadum | April 29, 2015
Professional propagandist Gehad el-Haddad, who worked for the Clinton Foundation for five years, was one of more than 35 other Islamofascist defendants in the case to receive life imprisonment for anti-government activities
Economic forecasters expect major slowdown in U.S. GDP growth
By Dan Calabrese | April 29, 2015
First-quarter 2015 splat likely to be announced on Wednesday
Drug Coverage for Low-Income Families: The Canadian reality and lessons from Switzerland and the Netherlands
Owner attempts to protect business from Baltimore looters
By News on the Net | April 29, 2015
Business owner describe the turmoil on 'Hannity'
Green Energy Policy? – “Nothing that Works”
By Viv Forbes | April 28, 2015
The only alternatives to coal, oil and gas for stable, reliable and economical grid power are nuclear energy, and in favourable locations, hydro or geothermal.
EPA Rules Bring Pink Slips to a Town Near You
By Institute for Energy Research | April 28, 2015
Coal, EPA, MATS, mining
Worldline Provides Free Calling to Nepal
By News on the Net | April 28, 2015
Canadians Can Call Free to the Earthquake ravaged country until May 15th
Carson: We have abandoned the concept of right and wrong(video)
By News on the Net | April 28, 2015
Ben Carson talks to John Gibson
'I didn't want him to be another Freddie Gray':
The Key Supreme Court Briefs Supporting State Man-Woman Marriage Laws
By Heritage Foundation Gene Schaerr | April 28, 2015
Some of the many reasons the Court should leave the definition of marriage where, under the Constitution, it properly belongs—in the hands of the People.
Largest Hispanic Evangelical Organization Draws the Line on Marriage
By Liberty Counsel | April 28, 2015
Defend Marriage Pledge
That's not really what happened.
. . . along with video of her saying that very thing.
A high-minded and highly educated thinker.
"While people of faith have endured many things, redefining marriage is a line we will not cross."
The difference in what this Pope has done. He appears to be about to take an extra step that other Popes have not. That extra step is to endorse a UN climate treaty
The Science of the Avengers
By American Chemical Society | April 28, 2015
This week, Reactions looks at the chemistry of the Avengers, including Tony Stark’s suit, Captain America’s shield and Black Widow’s super-fast healing.