Haitian Violence Increasing Amidst Death and Suffering
By Jim Kouri | January 17, 2010
Some incidents of violence have hindered rescue workers assisting earthquake victims
Limiting congressional power
By Henry Lamb | January 17, 2010
Power corrupts. Power in Congress corrupts Congress
Congress Should Investigate the United Nations Tsunami Relief Effort
By News on the Net | January 17, 2010
Tsunami claimed some 231,000 lives and displaced 2 million people.
Haiti: U.S. Sends Help, UN Wants Money
By Claudia Rosett | January 17, 2010
UN record is, unfortunately, abysmal
Will Success Spoil Sarah?
By Dave Macy | January 17, 2010
Palin Power
Obama’s FDR Myth
By Daniel Greenfield | January 17, 2010
Despite a strong congressional majority and wholehearted backing from the media, Obama actually managed to get much less done in his first year than FDR did
Got The Winter Blues? Buy a Cat
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | January 17, 2010
11 million North Americans take a severe nosedive into “seasonal affective disorder” (SAD)
Who was Chairman Mao, Lionized by Obama’s White house?
By Kelly O'Connell | January 17, 2010
Is Mao an inspiration to Obama?
Our peacefully rally’s purpose was to express our concern and indignation with our elected representatives in Washington D.C.
What can Scott Brown do for Dems? UPS ships off legal salvo
By News on the Net | January 17, 2010
UPS isn’t amused by a Democratic Party campaign pamphlet attacking Republican Senate candidate Scott Brown
RE: Healthcare’s AFL-CIO recruiting tool
By News on the Net | January 17, 2010
Team Obama's bribe implications are huge
A black-on-black discussion of black racism
By Lloyd Marcus | January 17, 2010
Black groupthink and Racism
World’s Oldest Dog Dies at Age 21
By News on the Net | January 17, 2010
Chanel, a wire-haired dachshund, died at her owners' home in Port Jefferson Station on Long Island, N.Y.
Coakley’s Husband’s Union Endorses Scott Brown
By Guest Column | January 16, 2010
Martha Coakley's latest setback in the Senate Special Election
OPP puts political masters ahead of duty
By Bill McIntyre | January 16, 2010
Government and police abdication of their duties to Caledonia residents
Why we must support Israel?
By David Rushton | January 16, 2010
We must come back to God and support our one true friend and ally in the world – Israel
Distracted by Stupidity
By Alan Caruba | January 16, 2010
Majority of voters in 2008 elected a fool to be President of the United States of America
Now WE Will Pay for Unions Fancy Healthcare Packages
By Warner Todd Huston | January 16, 2010
Big Labor, Cadillac taxes on expensive healthcare packages
Democrat Success Story
By Lance Thompson | January 16, 2010
The Democrats have managed thoroughly to discredit liberal political philosophy and governance
Look who is donating to Coakley
By Guest Column | January 16, 2010
Planned Parenthood, the League of Conservation Voters, and big unions
The Marriage Penalty in Health Care
By Phyllis Schlafly | January 16, 2010
Federal programs to provide financial incentives to subsidize marriage avoidance and illegitimate offspring
The True Meaning Of Martyrdom
By Claudia Rosett | January 16, 2010
28-year-old Christian missionary, Robert Park, Underwear bomber, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab
Time to hold UN accountable for world’s poor
By Judi McLeod | January 16, 2010
If there is anything that Haiti proves it’s that the UN is an abysmal failure
Taipan Daily: Caution Warranted by Lessons of 1932
By Guest Column Justice Litle | January 16, 2010
In 1932, the Dow nearly doubled, giving weary investors something of an “all clear” signal – and then plummeted back to Earth again. But what does 1932 have to do with today? More than you think…
Ford’s Hot Taurus Sedan – It’s SHO Time!
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | January 16, 2010
Car and Driver magazine measured its zero-60 mph performance at 5.2 seconds, which is very impressive
New 3D Technologies Try to Make Your HDTV Obsolete
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | January 16, 2010
The latest and supposedly greatest technological marching onward is the current push for 3D in the home
Engineers Bring Light to Fallujah
By Guest Column | January 16, 2010
Solar lights allow energy to be redistributed to areas of critical need
Death by Hypocrisy
By Daniel Greenfield | January 16, 2010
Haiti is the third most corrupt country in the world, according to corruption watchdog Transparency International
Plan to promote connections between natural farmers and dairies and families who want fresh, wholesome and healthy natural food choices
Global Warming: The Other Side
By Steve Milloy | January 16, 2010
EXCLUSIVE INFORMATION FROM KUSI ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING AND THE KUSI SPECIAL REPORT

