U.N. Agenda 21 hiding behind Agenda 2030
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | September 16, 2015
Progressivism will finally succeed in installing global socialism under the umbrella of U.N.'s Agenda 2030, dressed as Sustainable Development and Equality
The Democratic Party’s Deepening Dilemma
By Roger Aronoff | September 16, 2015
Clearer by the day that no matter how many times the media move the goalposts in order to aid Mrs. Clinton and maintain the viability of her candidacy, voters will continue to recognize the dishonesty of both
I'd say its about time they figured out that it works.
That I can mold them into my own image. Oh, my God!
Be careful what you wish for!
By Gerald Hall | September 16, 2015
Stephen Harper has given this country imperfect but stable government for ten years
What does Bobby Shriver mean “We Own It”?
By Robert L. Rosebrock | September 16, 2015
The "WE OWN IT" property that Mr. Shriver implies, is to land deeded exclusively for disabled and disadvantaged Veterans but was stolen away by non-Veteran entities
How the Supreme Court’s ‘One Person, One Vote’ Case Could Boost Republican Clout
By Heritage Foundation Natalie Johnson | September 16, 2015
This fall the Supreme Court will settle the Evenwel v. Abbott case, determining whether or not electoral districts should be drawn based on the number of eligible voters or a state's total population
“O’Malley’s Gun Control Agenda Treats 2A Like Privilege,” Says CCRKBA
By CCRKBA | September 16, 2015
“His argument for intrusive background checks dredges up the ‘40-percent myth’ that has been thoroughly debunked by the Washington Post,”
Become a Canadian while wearing a full face mask
By Guest Column Jack Ward | September 16, 2015
The recent court ruling allowing immigrants to Canada being sworn in as a Canadian citizen fully masked
Hungary uses tear gas on migrants at border
By News on the Net | September 16, 2015
Migrants stranded in Serbia after Hungary closed popular migration route to Western Europe
Israel holds the solution to world water crisis
By Guest Column Israel21c | September 16, 2015
Hundreds of millions could find the tap running dry in just a few years unless they follow Israel’s example, warns author of ‘Let There Be Water.’
House conservatives open to Kevin McCarthy as new Speaker?
By Dan Calabrese | September 16, 2015
Would he make a difference as an ousted Boehner's replacement?
Travel feature: Herefordshire and Wales
By Tim Saunders | September 16, 2015
Connecticut Homeowners Fight to Prevent City From Taking Their Homes for Redevelopment
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | September 16, 2015
Janet Rodriguez's house on First Avenue in West Haven, Conn., is one of the homes the city is approved the use eminent domain on to make way for a $200 million high-end mall.
The influence of citizen science grows despite some resistance
By American Chemical Society | September 16, 2015
Volunteers Against Pollution
Obama Snookered As Developing Nations Reject CO2 Emissions Diktat
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | September 16, 2015
India, China & Like-Minded Nations To Form Alliance
President Obama Orders Behavioral Experiments On American Public
By News on the Net The Daily Caller | September 16, 2015
According to a document released by the White House at that time, the program was modeled on one implemented in the U.K. in 2010.
OPEN LETTER to the government of Ontario
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | September 16, 2015
Killing a rare Golden Eagle, a Blanding's Turtle, or a Snowy Owl "by accident" is not a punishable crime. But what about killing thousands of protected birds, bats and reptiles annually?
Hewlett-Packard to Cut Up to 30,000 More Jobs in Restructuring
By News on the Net Bloomberg Business | September 16, 2015
Workforce reductions part of $3 billion in expected costs
Attackers sever fiber-optic cables in San Francisco area, latest in a string
By News on the Net | September 16, 2015
"It's a serious matter and affects public safety at large," AT&T spokesman Jim Greer said Tuesday.
U.S. training helped mold top Islamic State military commander
By News on the Net McClatchy News | September 16, 2015
Tarkhan Batirashvili was a natural military star when he joined Georgia’s military
New approach to mammograms could improve reliability
By American Chemical Society | September 16, 2015
A new mammography technique detects microcalcifications in both normal mice and those with dense mammary tissue
Phoenix officer shot during traffic stop
By Arthur Weinreb | September 16, 2015
“Thank goodness he was wearing his vest,”
Unlocking secrets of how fossils form
By American Chemical Society | September 16, 2015
Scientists pieced together 3,600 tiny images of this shrimp fossil to understand the processes that preserved it.
Police chief retires after Black Lives Matter Facebook post
By Arthur Weinreb | September 16, 2015
Black Lives Matter as “nothing more than an American born terrorist group brought on by the lie of hands up, don’t shoot during the thug Michael Brown incident.”
Yes he really did. But as you might expect, there's a problem
Bernie Edges Hillary in New Hampshire
By Matthew Vadum | September 16, 2015
Hate-America rhetoric sells on the Left..
University of California Totalitarians Strike Again
By Arnold Ahlert | September 16, 2015
The new Orwellian speech policy being considered by the UC Board of Regents
Why Has Immigration Become Such A Bone Of Contention and Division
By Leigh Bravo | September 16, 2015
The push for the destruction of our current immigration laws has done nothing more than create a bone of contention and division within the American people on Immigration reform
America’s Populist Movement + Donald John Trump = Freedom & Liberty
By Eddie Pedersen | September 16, 2015
For the first time in a long time America is seeing a populist movement with roots that extend all the way back to the birth of the United States of America

