Perfect training ends with a hug
By News on the Net | May 5, 2016
Be careful what you wish for
By Guest Column Lois Virgo | May 5, 2016
President Obama's "peace"
New York Times Promotes Myth That Man-Made Climate Change Refugees Exist
By Heritage Foundation Nicolas Loris | May 5, 2016
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback Signs Bill to Permanently De-Fund Planned Parenthood
By News on the Net Life News | May 5, 2016
The Planned Parenthood abortion company is vowing to fight the new law in court.
Attack of the 90 Foot Islamic Virgins
By Daniel Greenfield | May 5, 2016
The Islamic State isn't just Islamic. It's a hellish attempt to create an Islamic heaven on earth
“It’s easy to see how average Canadians could confuse the rates of return earned by the CPP fund with what they actually receive via their CPP retirement benefits
2016 America’s Gift To Hillary - The Oval Office!
By Dave Merrick | May 5, 2016
Completely disjointed and impotent conservatives
The media's role as government watchdog doesn't exempt it from accountability for its own excesses and abuses
Corporate Welfare Is Bad For National Unity
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | May 5, 2016
Corporate welfare teaches companies, and regions, that what’s important is about getting your “fair cut” of “free” money
An Insurance Exodus From Obamacare Could Come in 2017
By Heritage Foundation Jean Morrow | May 4, 2016
Starting in 2017, insurers will need to charge premiums for exchange plans that are high enough to cover their costs without subsidies
Wilderness Worship - Back to Neander
By Viv Forbes | May 4, 2016
The Neanderthals lived in a cold wilderness with zero emissions. If green zealots insist we all return to Neander, most humans will share their fate.
Doomed campaign ends
The image warns people, “Don’t you dare put on that ‘sombrero.’”
UN reviews Sudan’s human rights record
By UN Watch | May 4, 2016
UN Watch report calls out "fabrications" in Sudan's submission, regrets that too many countries spurned opportunity to "scrutinize, not praise Khartoum"
Wednesday's announcement kicks off a 60-day comment period. Officials hope to issue a final rule this fall.
Canadian wildfire forces evacuation order for entire city
By News on the Net | May 4, 2016
About 44,000 people were estimated to be on the roads fleeing the city, while approximately 8000 had reached an evacuation centre outside Fort McMurray, officials said
It takes a village to corral a loose llama in Colorado
By News on the Net | May 4, 2016
"#LlamaOnTheLoose."
Dog rescued 3 hours after going missing in Gulf
By News on the Net | May 4, 2016
"I thought it was a buoy and I said, 'Oh my gosh, there's something moving,'" he recalled.
Preibus already lining up behind Trump? Maybe, maybe not…
By Robert Laurie | May 4, 2016
'Presumptive nominee'
Obama Creates a Military Only the Enemy Could Love
By Michael R. Shannon | May 4, 2016
Obama’s new military force structure will be much less capable of confronting opponents that build their military around less peripheral concerns.
And then there was one.
“The notion that creating a ‘gun-free safe zone’ will stop tragedies is a dangerous illusion,”
Why China Is Really Dictating the Oil Supply Glut
By Oilprice.com Rakesh Upadhyay | May 4, 2016
Similar to Saudi Arabia, which is a swing producer, China is acting like a swing consumer
MUST SEE VIDEO: Hard Working Coal Miner Confronts Hillary
By News on the Net | May 4, 2016
Hillary Clinton, like so many other Democrats, thinks coal is evil. They brag about trying to put coal companies out of business.
Flaws and all, this is a very easy choice. #NeverHillary
The Campus Hate Crime Hoax Epidemic
By Matthew Vadum | May 4, 2016
Fed by leftist mass hysteria, a radical academic vanguard, and an increasingly greedy racial-grievance industry
Researchers measured urban bicyclists' exposure to pollutants while riding along different types of routes.
President Trump
By Herman Cain | May 4, 2016
Let's do it.
Cruz drops out
By Robert Laurie | May 4, 2016
All that remains is a classy, luxurious convention
Searching for signs of disease in spit
By American Chemical Society | May 4, 2016
Diagnosing diseases could get simpler using patients' unique spit "signatures."

