Falwell Decision to Back Trump Angers Evangelical Leaders
By News on the Net CBN News | January 27, 2016
Falwell is the president of Liberty University, which calls itself the largest Christian university in the world.
Clinton Open to Idea of Appointing Obama to Supreme Court
By News on the Net | January 27, 2016
“I will certainly take that under advisement,” she said in Decorah, responding to a man’s recommendation
Sixty Reasons Why Oil Investors Should Hang On
By Oilprice.com Dan Boyle | January 27, 2016
Inventories will continue to rise, but the momentum is slowing.
Is Ted Cruz the Answer?
By Lloyd Marcus | January 27, 2016
It is crucial that we elect a leader who is rooted in the Constitution and faith in God, just like our founding fathers
Suspect in shooting of New Orleans deputy to face attempted murder charges
By News on the Net AP | January 27, 2016
The suspect taken into custody was Jarvis Hardy, 26, police said in their statement. Two other men who were inside were being questioned, police spokesman Garry Flot said.
Florida: Christian schools can’t pray at championship game
By News on the Net Fox News | January 27, 2016
“We train our students that prayer is foundational to their walk with Christ,” Head of School Tim Euler told me. “Our faith is founded in prayer.”
Five Ways We Know Al Gore Has Been Running A Global Warming Racket
By News on the Net | January 27, 2016
While preening at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2006 during the premiere of his “An Inconvenient Truth” fib-umentary, Gore made his grand declaration
Man who plotted attack also wanted to kill Israelis
By News on the Net AP | January 27, 2016
Federal prosecutors charged 23-year-old Samy Mohamed Hamzeh on Tuesday with unlawfully possessing a machine gun and receiving and possessing firearms not registered to him.
Residents of Virginia, Arkansas test positive for Zika virus
By News on the Net Fox News | January 27, 2016
"Because it is not mosquito season in Virginia, this individual with Zika virus infection poses no risk to other Virginians."
Pay No Attention to What Planned Parenthood Is Doing Behind the Curtain
By Heritage Foundation Hans von Spakovsky | January 27, 2016
Texas has refused to indict Planned Parenthood for violating a Texas statute that prohibits the attempted sale of human organs.
‘Footprint Rationalization’: Sears adds to Woes of Canada’s Malls
By News on the Net | January 27, 2016
The industry spirals into turmoil.
Is Trump the First “European-conservative” American Presidential Candidate?
By Selwyn Duke | January 27, 2016
Alarmingly fast decline of moral foundations among our young people has culminated in a one-word worldview: 'whatever.'
Trump Supporter, 101
By Mike Henkins | January 27, 2016
I am but a simple minded Trumpkin
Political class just absolutely fascinated Trump is bailing on the next debate
By Dan Calabrese | January 27, 2016
No one else cares.
Making liver tissue in the lab for transplants and drug screening
By American Chemical Society | January 27, 2016
In the lab, scientists have engineered liver tissue that mimics the complex structure of the real thing.
Trump Says “Bye-bye” to FOX
By Dr. Brad Lyles | January 27, 2016
Trump likely understands the turmoil likely to result from his decision--and Trump almost always benefits from turmoil. Perhaps this time he will as well.
ET TU, GOP?
By Katy Grimes and Megan Barth | January 27, 2016
It is time for the GOP to make deals with conservatives and their electorate and stop making deals with Socialists. It is time for the GOP to get in the bunker
Good night. For what?
Uh oh: The deficit’s rising again . . . but it’s getting ready to explode
By Dan Calabrese | January 27, 2016
Those darn "out years."
Creating ‘greener’ wrinkle-resistant cotton fabric
By American Chemical Society | January 27, 2016
It may be time to throw out the old iron because researchers have developed a "greener," cheaper cotton fabric that is wrinkle resistant.
Toxins related to ‘red tides’ found in home aquarium
By American Chemical Society | January 27, 2016
Home aquaria can contain a toxin associated with red tide.
What DuPont’s deep R&D cuts mean for science
By American Chemical Society | January 27, 2016
The heyday of privately funded R&D is a thing of the past.
“To have an absolute advantage policy that says that if land is best for agriculture, it has to stay in agriculture ignores the economic trade-offs of comparative advantage,”
Implantable electronics to monitor vital signs and perform other functions could one day be powered with tiny generators that harvest the body's energy.
Latest News on the Bundy/BLM Standoff
By News on the Net | January 27, 2016
Bundy’s battle not yet finished
Planned Parenthood Board Member Works in Office of D.A. Who Indicted David Daleiden
By News on the Net Life News | January 26, 2016
The announcement of the closure of the Planned Parenthood investigation and indictment of Daldiden is very concerning for pro-life advocates
Police flee for their lives at Swedish migrant camp after they are surrounded by screaming mob
By News on the Net UK Daily Mail | January 26, 2016
The attack allegedly happened in the town of Västerås in central Sweden
‘Israel’s electrical grid attacked in massive cyber attack’
By News on the Net | January 26, 2016
Steinitz says attack was dealt with.
Trump will ‘definitely not’ participate in Fox debate, campaign says
By News on the Net | January 26, 2016
Food From the Source: Eating Local in New Zealand
By Travel New Zealand | January 26, 2016

