The UN’s “Frothing of Words”
By Joseph A. Klein, CFP United Nations Columnist | February 9, 2016
Past toughly worded Security Council resolutions with sanctions have not worked, but the Security Council members intend to try again and expect a different result – the classic definition of insanity
Interview Across Cyber Space with Mircea Brenciu
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | February 9, 2016
Romania has become an “industrial-agrarian, tourist, and service economy.” And the agricultural sector is also suffering as more arable land is left unused, while food is imported from far away.
Seoul-long talking! Hello missiles!
By Herman Cain | February 9, 2016
U.S. looks to deploy THADD missiles in South Korea as Norks become increasingly belligerent
Symbolism over Substance
By Chuck Lehmann | February 9, 2016
Don’t be fooled by the “snake oil” charlatans who think we are all deaf and dumb fools - let’s reverse it and put substance over symbolism
The Manic Drive To Return Land To Nature While Destroying Agriculture
By Patrick Wood | February 9, 2016
Sagebrush Rebellion
Canada to end bombing mission against ISIS within weeks
By News on the Net Fox News/AP | February 9, 2016
Canada's contribution to the mission against the Islamic State group is being extended until the end of March 2017.
Socialists make the best salesmen
By Guest Column K.J. Dolney | February 9, 2016
'Useful idiots', Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders
The Government Might Outlaw Free TV Binge-Watching on Your Phone
By Heritage Foundation James Gattuso | February 8, 2016
This controversy underscores the danger that the Federal Communication Commission's rules--which are now under review in federal court—pose for consumers and the growth of the Internet
Bus bound for casino crashes on I-95 in Connecticut, dozens reported hurt
By News on the Net Fox News | February 8, 2016
A Middlesex Hospital spokesperson said the Shoreline Medical Center received 16 patients.
Swedish telecom chief to steer web body ICANN to independence
By News on the Net Yahoo News | February 8, 2016
"The stakeholder model has proven its strength," said Marby, who will succeed Fadi Chehade as president and chief executive at ICANN.
What to look for tomorrow...
We'll take our chances.
Joe to the rescue?
Cheap Oil Is Here To Stay Thanks To Fracking
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser/Matt Ridley | February 8, 2016
“Not even bankruptcy will stop the oil glut”
America’s sheriffs turn back on Beyonce Super Bowl ‘Formation’ performance
By News on the Net Washington Examiner | February 8, 2016
The group called on the NFL to choose less controversial half time entertainment in the future.
Lori Pender, a clinical pharmacist whose niece died in a firearm suicide, also supported the measure
Confusing Republicans with radicals
By David L. Hunter | February 8, 2016
Dolts like Oren M. Spiegler and the progressive lemmings he follows should take a lesson.
A Legal Victory for Gun Rights
By Heritage Foundation Hans von Spakovsky | February 8, 2016
Firearm Safety Act
ISIS: The Latest Phase of the Jihad
By Raymond Ibrahim | February 8, 2016
Time will tell whether the next administration will remain willfully ignorant of the nature of its jihadi enemy—which is fatal in war according to Sun Tzu’s ancient dictum, “know your enemy”—or whether reality will trump political correctness.
Lobbing Words at North Korea’s ‘Unacceptable’ Nuclear Missile Program
By Claudia Rosett | February 8, 2016
Pyongyang's behavior is unacceptable. What's also unacceptable is an American foreign policy that settles for slapping the label "unacceptable" on North Korea's nuclear and missile tests, while doing nothing that might actually stop the next one
Michelle There in Spirit for Black Lives Matter SuperBowl performance
By Judi McLeod | February 8, 2016
Meanwhile it’s not just the WiFi that doesn’t work in the White House. It’s everything else
Ontario Government Spent Nearly $600,000 Advertising ORPP During Federal Election
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | February 8, 2016
The Auditor General would have questioned timing of ORPP ads as partisan had government not limited her powers
"This lawsuit is outrageous. It is shocking that a school entrusted with the care of young children would want an abortion clinic adjacent to its property
The Lies My Mommy Told Me, Part III
By Ian Nunn | February 8, 2016
An economy in recession and the collapse in commodity prices and associated exports
Someone's uptight, all right.
Megyn Kelly and Donald Trump
By Nelson Hultberg | February 8, 2016
Trump represents an outraged people on the march, but the establishment is too blinded by power and pelf to realize why they are on the march
Will a Tax On Sugar Cure Obesity?
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | February 8, 2016
I’m no friend of the sugar industry. Soft drinks are really liquid candy. But in all fairness to it, obesity results from too many calories in all types of food.
Jordan and Evan Caldwell were at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary
Rubio right about Obama
By Guest Column Wayne A. White | February 8, 2016
Every move the President has made is calculated to bring our country to its knees
The Batter Who Got Spattered
By Jimmy Reed | February 8, 2016
My first homerun

