CTF Calls on Hydro One to End Practice of Sending Phony Cut-Off Notices
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | March 12, 2015
Ratepayers late paying sky-high hydro bills threatened with cut-off in dead of winter
Conflict Experts Dispute Impact Of Global Warming On National Security
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 12, 2015
Cliff Asness: Global Warming Isn’t A Danger Anytime Soon
Welsh photographer recognised in international awards
By Tim Saunders | March 12, 2015
Glyn
From the very start, all the president has done is put Israel, the U.S., and our friends and allies in the region at risk.
Two Ferguson offers shot as ‘very dangerous environment’ persists
By Dan Calabrese | March 12, 2015
Both sustain serious injuries.
We think it’s a Trend – In reality it is called Reprobation
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | March 12, 2015
Reprobation is the complete inability to see what is right or discern what is wrong. PC is the language of reprobation. It is the substitute for real morality
How Arab Spring Opened the Door to Terrorism’s Ugly March
By Heritage Foundation Sharyl Attkisson | March 12, 2015
Arab Spring Devolves Into Terrorist Winter
Will you quit with the server jokes?!
Ben Shapiro: Hillary Clinton Lies… A Lot
By News on the Net | March 12, 2015
Hillary Clinton says that she is the most transparent woman in American politics. There's just one problem - Hillary Clinton lies... a lot.
Sorry about leaving out narcissistic, paranoid, power-hungry and shrill. It's hard to fit all this into one headline.
...But don't undermine our deal....Huh.
Hillary’s is now the legal standard you can use in your own private life from this point forward
Solar Industry Fiascos Continue
By Institute for Energy Research | March 11, 2015
Abound Solar, Oregon, Solar, SolarCity, Solyndra
San Francisco Threatening to sue Archbishop for Upholding the Faith
By David Martin | March 11, 2015
The Church must never receive instructions or orders from homosexuals, feminists, heretics, or from anyone but God Himself
Tom Cotton Is Right: Founders Wanted Both Senate and President to Sign Off on Treaties
By Heritage Foundation Arthur Milikh | March 11, 2015
Each institution has its own distinct character and limitation—and each compliments the other
Alabama Supreme Court Halts Illegal Marriages Statewide
By Liberty Counsel | March 11, 2015
"The marriage licenses already issued to homosexual couples in Alabama by Judge Davis and others are null and void,"
How ISIS Keeps Hostages Calm in Their Beheading Videos
By News on the Net | March 11, 2015
Since the executions were rehearsed many times, the captives remain calm, not knowing that their deaths are imminent
CTF Calls on Province for Full Sale of Hydro One
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | March 11, 2015
Government must give up operational control of crown corporation in proposed asset sale
Let's look at Ed Schultz the way Ed Schultz looks at everyone else.
And she ignores three crucial questions that really get to the heart of the issue. Of course.
World Is At War
By Guest Column Donald A. Moskowitz | March 11, 2015
The scourge of radical Islamic terrorism
Tourism Ireland film celebrating the greenest day of the year invites the world to the Emerald Isle
Clinton getting back into the White House via Postcode Lottery?
By Judi McLeod | March 11, 2015
For the Clinton family, the Postcode Lottery is the tap that keeps on running
The EPA Thinks You’re Stupid
By Alan Caruba | March 11, 2015
The Clean Power Plan is really about no power or far more costly power in those states where the EPA has been shutting down coal-fired plants that not long ago provided fifty percent of all the electricity in the nation.
Graphene: A new tool for fighting cavities and gum disease?
By American Chemical Society | March 11, 2015
Preventing dental diseases could someday include treatments with graphene oxide.
Stem-cell therapy for ALS, diabetes
By Guest Column Israel21c | March 11, 2015
Israel’s Kadimastem is testing its technology for differentiating pluripotent stem cells into a range of functional human cells.
Svante Arrhenius: An Early Prophet Of The ‘Energy Crisis’
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 11, 2015
Peak Oil Alarm, Energy Crisis, Renewable Hype: A 100 Year Old Scare
What Difference Does It Make? Americans Are Paying Attention to Latest Clinton Controversy
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | March 11, 2015
“I thought using one device would be simpler,” Hillary Clinton said of the email controversy.
Studying proteins in pasta lends insights into how they affect people with celiac disease and wheat allergies.
Designing blood vessels for 3-D printing is a critical step toward eventually printing whole organs.

