Unwarranted Climate Alarmism in Northeastern British Columbia
By Sierra Rayne | February 4, 2015
Climate crisis? No chance.
Art News: Cushions are way forward for British artist
By Tim Saunders | February 4, 2015
Liz Whiteside from Newcastle
Motoring: VW Golf SV
By Tim Saunders | February 4, 2015
Overall, while there is a feeling of quality and robustness about the vehicle one cannot help feeling that it is lacking some useful features that would be really appreciated.
William Schabas Disgraced, But His Disgraceful UN Handiwork Remains
By Anne Bayefsky | February 4, 2015
It is no accident that a Council notorious for applying double-standards to Israel embraced Schabas, or that a lawyer like Schabas embraced the Council
You choose: Words in the air or boots on the ground
By Judi McLeod | February 4, 2015
Burn the platforms of both the terrorists and the cowardly politicians who refuse to name them--and do it ASAP
Jordan hangs two jihadists in response to burning death of pilot
By Robert Laurie | February 4, 2015
This is what they understand
The vital nexus of energy, water, and national security
By Thomas S. Mullikin | February 4, 2015
We need to rebuild a strong America with a sound energy policy ensuring strong energy security. Our energy and national security are too important to lose this opportunity.
A posh escape situated on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic, Casa de Campo attracts financial moguls, politicos and Hollywood’s elite with choice accommodations in hotel rooms, suites or villa homes
Wearable device slows brain tumor growth
By Guest Column Israel21c | February 4, 2015
TTFields therapy, developed by an Israeli scientist, delivers low-intensity alternating electric fields via a scalp device to inhibit cancer cells.
Ontario’s borrowing to fund day-to-day expenses has government debt growing at an unsustainabl
By Fraser Institute Jean-François Wen | February 4, 2015
“If the Ontario government fails to change course, its unsustainable fiscal policies could provoke further credit rating downgrades, higher borrowing costs and spiralling interest payments
New Cold War: US, Russia Fight Over Europe’s Energy Future
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 4, 2015
Claim: Russia Funding Anti-Fracking Groups
Supercapacitors poised to help boost vehicle fuel efficiency
By American Chemical Society | February 4, 2015
Cars could save fuel with advances in supercapacitors.
VIDEO: Shep Smith describes in horrible detail the ISIS ‘burned alive’ video
By Dan Calabrese | February 4, 2015
If you don't want to watch it (and you don't), this will tell you exactly what happened.
Levels of ‘Molly,’ aka ecstasy, spike in rivers near music festival
By American Chemical Society | February 4, 2015
Concerts and other large events are associated with increased levels of drugs such as "Molly" in nearby bodies of water.
An end to the medicine dropper for eye injuries?
By American Chemical Society | February 4, 2015
A drug-infused wafer worn like a contact lens could work better than eye drops.
Understanding air pollution from biomass burners used for heating
By American Chemical Society | February 4, 2015
Scientists are finding ways to reduce emissions from woodchip burners.
Terrorists and Our Idiot President
By Alan Caruba | February 4, 2015
Thanks to Obama, our enemies have been emboldened, our allies confused. He's an idiot who lacks any grasp of history’s lessons. He's a coward who cannot be expected to seriously respond
Tiny robotic ‘hands’ could improve cancer diagnostics, drug delivery
By American Chemical Society David H. Gracias, Ph.D. | February 4, 2015
Star-shaped grippers could help doctors operate and take biopsies.
Petulance on display.
Obama’s Wave of Illegals Also Bring a Wave of Violent and Petty Crimes
By Warner Todd Huston | February 4, 2015
Obama threw open our back door to a wave of your conventional criminals such as rapists, murderers, thieves, and drug dealers
ISIS Burns Jordanian Pilot to Death
By Arnold Ahlert | February 4, 2015
The failure of Obama’s “degrade and destroy” strategy
Bill Bennett on Common Core: “More Cow Bell”
By Rob Cunningham | February 4, 2015
No amount of false bravado, professorial sounding outrage or political denials can erase the truth about Common Core
The “Spoils of the Nazarenes”
By Raymond Ibrahim | February 4, 2015
The Islamic State recently opened a market where it sells the possessions it robbed from Christian churches and homes in Mosul
Prototype for Obama meddling in world elections started in Kenya
By Judi McLeod | February 4, 2015
There can be little doubt that Obama, who was instrumental in the Arab Spring, will be instrumental in the Western fall
Opportunities To Provide Free Security
By Nadra Enzi | February 3, 2015
Free security is pro bono protection provided by decent people
A statement from MPP Ted Arnott, PC Critic for Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure concerning the closure of Wrigley Canada factory in Toronto:
Global climate is on a Natural See-saw, not a Man-made Tipping Point
By Viv Forbes | February 3, 2015
Earth’s history shows that climate is always changing, with nature as the major climate driver.
Five More Reasons to Completely Repeal Obamacare in 2015
By Heritage Foundation Alyene Senger | February 3, 2015
Congress should repeal all of Obamacare to allow for a fresh start to health care reform
Celery: The Veggie That Does in a Crunch
By Wes Porter | February 3, 2015
It was a grim time for celery through the European Dark Ages – said to have been so-called because there were so many knights