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Honda brings Clarity to the plug-in hybrid market
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | April 1, 2018
I really don't get the Clarity. Honda's newest eco-warrior doesn't even embrace the company's newest interface
California is Still Very Much America
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | April 1, 2018
So are we Californians, for California is still very much America--and worth fighting for!
He Is Risen - Death Where Is Your Sting?
By News on the Net | April 1, 2018
But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us
Hogg by any other name is still swine!
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | April 1, 2018
Fox News Video: Amazon is not the problem with the Post Office
By Herman Cain | April 1, 2018
Amazon is the least of the Post Office’s problems
Ban Television not Guns
By Dave Merrick | April 1, 2018
Mark my words ... If the left ever gets another foothold in our land (and I believe they may) we will NEVER see our liberties or safety ever again
Trump Is Weathering A Storm Of Media Abuse
By Jeff Crouere | April 1, 2018
Despite the media’s best efforts, Donald Trump is still standing. They are throwing the “kitchen sink” at him and now the claims of a porn star, but the President’s base of supporters is still sticking with him
Flawed “Logic” That Only Youngster And Kids Can Accept
By Mark Andrew Dwyer | March 31, 2018
Left controls mass media, public education, entertainment industry: Defend our Constitutional Republic from a hostile takeover by the collectivist social engineers of Soviet-Russian ancestry and their American collaborators
1974 Impoundment Act: The political danger here rests in Mr. Trump moving unilaterally, with a rescission package that shames his fellow Republicans in Congress and puts them at greater risk in the midterms
So, whatever your opinion of Trump, keep in mind that – if nothing else – he’s served as a firewall that has protected the Bill of Rights in its current form
Fusion Power: Lockheed’s new patent might not just change how we fight wars, but why we fight
By News on the Net -- SoFreP | March 31, 2018
Ami Horowitz: Should George Washington University Change Its Name?
By News on the Net | March 31, 2018
Noor Salman, widow of Pulse nightclub gunman, found not guilty
By Fox News | March 31, 2018
Widow of Pulse nightclub gunman found not guilty
Wrong Date, Maybe
By Guest Column -- Dennis Fitzgerald | March 31, 2018
How To Stay In Power
By Ray DiLorenzo | March 31, 2018
The experts say fear, control of information, reward, and being somewhat nuts goes a long way to holding on to power.
Questions We’re Often Asked: Lilies by Any Name
By Wes Porter | March 31, 2018
Strange Garden Beliefs
By Wes Porter | March 31, 2018
Easter Angst Pope Francis Style
By Judi McLeod | March 30, 2018
Meanwhile, as Christians many of us have no time to ponder the words that Pope Francis did or didn’t say
The Day that Transformed the World Forever
By Scott Powell | March 30, 2018
Easter is the commemoration of the single event that transformed the world forever—the resurrection of Jesus after his death on the cross
Mohamadou Lamine Mbacke, 31, escaped authorities at JFK airport
Hamas’s partners in its war against Israel
By Caroline Glick | March 30, 2018
Tom Fitton: “Netflix Doubles down in support of Obama Corruption”
By Judicial Watch | March 30, 2018
... So the Deep State putting President Trump through Hell is an Illusion?
Social Justice and America
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | March 30, 2018
Coming to a Reality Near You!
Celebs Rip ‘F***ing A**hole’ Laura Ingraham After Her Hogg Apology
By Breitbart News | March 30, 2018
Survey: 89% At March For Our Lives Voted For Hillary, Fewer Than Half Were There Because Of Gun Cont
By News on the Net -- HotAir | March 30, 2018
Saskatchewan issues threat of its own to B.C. as Trans Mountain pipeline battle escalates
By News on the Net -- Financial Post | March 30, 2018
“I hope it doesn’t come to this, but if B.C. blocks pipelines for Canadian oil, Saskatchewan will consider retaliation, including restricted export permits for our oil,” Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said