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Israeli PhD student finds way to activate the body's natural defense against oxidative damage to the skin as well as internal organs

China is building electric generating plants for its future with heavy permitting and the construction of coal-fired and nuclear power plants

How Mossack Fonseca, the law firm at the center of the Panama Papers leak has been tied to history's most notorious politicians, bank robbers and drug lords

“F*** Your Flag Tour”

"The North Carolina law is a commonsense law that protects the privacy and safety of women and girls


The Communications Workers union is supporting both Democrats—and endorsing Bernie—but news organizations don’t want to talk about it.

There is no magical pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, nor another bubble that would bring in enough revenue to offset the very large budget and reduce the unpayable national debt

‘Buh-Bye Bama Wave’ is in order to give Obama the send-off he deserves and to remind folk what the 2016 election is really all about

Hillary cares more about her career than love. So when she fakes empathy to people, I can’t help but question it

The will of the people

Insert Yakov Smirnoff joke here.

But still not really making the case for why.

She obediently carries them from the car, up the drive and into the house

Broten, running in his first campaign as leader, was trailing in his Saskatoon Westview seat in early results.

“Muslim woman is mown down by grinning far-right activist who then stops to take a PICTURE during anti-Islam rally”, touted the Daily Mail.

The Supreme Court ruled this morning unanimously that Texas was constitutionally justified in drawing state electoral districts based on total population.

The inquisitors are threatening legal action and huge fines against anyone who declines to believe in an unproven scientific theory.

More Evidence of Clinton Corruption Yields Little Interest from the Media

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America’s corporation executives, who put patriotism ahead of profits, worked for one dollar a year until the war ended

Should Unions Have the Right to Dictate Public Policy? By Jordan Bateman, Aaron Wudrick | April 5, 2016
While courts have historically deferred to elected officials when it comes to making policy decisions, there has been a troubling trend in the other direction recently

Demand-Side Mismanagement: How Conservation Became Waste

Costing Trump the nomination: Losing control of his delegates after the first ballot - and losing states like Wisconsin could be the very thing that keeps him from taking the prize on that first ballot

Time to take the F-35 program by the horns By & Kaya Forest | April 5, 2016
We need to see the next president and Congress, as well as international partners, providing clear development and operational targets that have unavoidable serious consequences if not met.

Robots Love Minimum Wage increases: Minimum wage laws are ensuring that a minimum number of people are workin

Weekly Standard writer Shosanna Weissman was surprised that Clinton used the term “person” since most abortion advocates never refer to unborn children with any reference to their humanity.

What’s more important: our security or our ability to “feel good” about ourselves?

Tennessee Emergency Management Association spokesman Dean Flener told the Associated Press that five people had died in the crash in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

Banks are paying more attention to large cash transfers that could be a sign of criminal activity

Let's get serious