A new test could someday help doctors catch diseases at their earliest stages.
It is happening again. They've got it down to a science and it works every time, so why should they stop?
How bioceramics could help fight gum disease
By American Chemical Society | April 6, 2016
Scientists investigate a new approach to treating severe gum disease.
Paper-based test could help prevent food poisoning
By American Chemical Society | April 6, 2016
A new, simple test could help detect pathogens in food and prevent illnesses.
Cruz, Sanders win big in Wisconsin
By Dan Calabrese | April 6, 2016
Turning point?
Castro’s American Victims
By Daniel Greenfield | April 6, 2016
After Castro provided aid and comfort to left-wing American terrorists, the American left is finally in a position to bail out the Castros.
Wow! City of Toronto spent a whole $19,000 on Rob Ford’s funeral
By Arthur Weinreb | April 6, 2016
Ford will still be dead and the media will still be going after him and the entire Ford family, thinking of more ways to embarrass the people who really cared about the ordinary Torontonian
Finding the same migration policies in two different parts of the world strongly suggests a single source, namely, the Trilateral Commission
For eight years voters ave put up with your half-baked notions
Nanotech formula could be skin’s fountain of youth
By ISRAEL21c | April 6, 2016
Israeli PhD student finds way to activate the body's natural defense against oxidative damage to the skin as well as internal organs
China Won’t Waste Its Time on Wind Power
By Institute for Energy Research | April 5, 2016
China is building electric generating plants for its future with heavy permitting and the construction of coal-fired and nuclear power plants
From Watergate to the ‘Crime of the Century’
By News on the Net | April 5, 2016
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
MAG: Reporters Giving Donations to Clinton, Sanders
By News on the Net | April 5, 2016
The Communications Workers union is supporting both Democrats—and endorsing Bernie—but news organizations don’t want to talk about it.
Economic Miseducation
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | April 5, 2016
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
The ‘Buh-Bye’ Bama Tour Hits Hanover
By Judi McLeod | April 5, 2016
‘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
Income inequality is a joke
By David Lawrence | April 5, 2016
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
Bernie: Hey, Breadlines are a good thing!
By Robert Laurie | April 5, 2016
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.
16 Democrat AGs Begin Inquisition Against ‘Climate Change Disbelievers’
By Heritage Foundation Hans von Spakovsky | April 5, 2016
The inquisitors are threatening legal action and huge fines against anyone who declines to believe in an unproven scientific theory.
AIM Editor Talks About Hillary’s Legal Problems
By Guest Column | April 5, 2016
More Evidence of Clinton Corruption Yields Little Interest from the Media
Apple’s refusal to cooperate harms FBI’s counter terrorism efforts
By Whitt Flora | April 5, 2016
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 News on the Net 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

