Investigation turns up massive fraud in Amtrak overtime reporting
By Dan Calabrese | June 24, 2015
Forty hours in a single day?
Who gets burned when China’s stock bubble bursts?
By News on the Net | June 23, 2015
Those retail investors -- think grandma and grandpa -- have benefited greatly as China stocks outperformed their international rivals
The simple reality is that climate change is not the existential crisis requiring immediate government action that the alarmists have been trying so hard to invent
Peter Singer: If a House Were On Fire I’d Save 200 Pigs Before Saving One Human Child
By News on the Net Life News | June 23, 2015
The suffering of animals at some point so great that you should decide to free the animals and not the child
It's time for real oversight, which holds all members of Congress accountable, especially the President
The one picture to which Obama and #blacklivesmatter never point
By Judi McLeod | June 23, 2015
How is it possible that the 150-year-old Confederate flag that flies at the South Carolina Capitol tops alleged killer Dylann Roof as the main controversy in the tragedy?
Which, of course you all knew, since you only pretended to think otherwise so you could get high without the pigs harshing your mellow.
A Cancer across the Earth Called Globalism
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | June 23, 2015
Romania: Replacing one evil master--the communists, with another--globalists/corporatists/statists
As Venezuela's economy continues to collapse, the U.S. can expect the number of fraudulent asylum seekers to increase
14 brands of bottled water recalled due to possible E. col
By News on the Net | June 23, 2015
The recall affects water bottled from June 10 through 18 in two Pennsylvania plants only.
China aims to challenge U.S. air dominance: Pentagon
By News on the Net Reuters | June 23, 2015
The conference came as hundreds of Chinese officials were in Washington for the three-day U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue
Democrats use Confederate flag flap in South Carolina to solicit donations
By News on the Net Washington Times | June 23, 2015
In a blast email sent after 7 p.m. Monday, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee said the issue of the Confederate flag
With Wine, Endless Treasures Await
By David White | June 23, 2015
Most of the world's finest wines are produced by small, unassuming, and largely ignored grape growers.
Thomas More Society wins appeal, lawsuit against Planned Parenthood allowed to proceed
Shocking UN Report Calls for Arrest of Israelis Around the World
By Anne Bayefsky | June 23, 2015
The U.N. has reached a new low. The United States should start by resigning from the Human Rights Council effective immediately.
Why Professors Are Becoming Scared of Their Students
By Heritage Foundation Andrew Kloster | June 23, 2015
If we are to take seriously the safety of our campus communities, basic principles of due process and free speech must be protected
Kentucky City Council Shuns Cross Monument
By Liberty Counsel | June 23, 2015
The Monument Cross is not a "sign," but is simply a symbol of Christianity, in addition to being an example of public art
Nanny State of EPA and Others
By Jack Dini | June 23, 2015
The EPA is concerned that the average shower, which lasts just eight minutes, uses 18 gallons of water, and has asked Americans to reduce their shower length by at lest one minute
'Piers who,' now?
Senate advances fast-track trade bill for Obama
By News on the Net The Hill | June 23, 2015
The Democrats cast "yes" votes even though the trade package did not include a workers assistance program for people displaced by increased trade.
Al Shabaab has a long history of singling Christians out from among Muslims for slaughter
UK Government Scraps 250 Wind Farms As Subsidies Are Axed
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | June 23, 2015
Benny Peiser: 'A move in the right direction but a bit schizophrenic too'
Mark Meadows to Fight GOP House Leadership: ‘Sometimes You Have to Make Changes to the Coach&#
By Heritage Foundation Josh Siegel | June 23, 2015
Meadows, R-N.C., was greeted in his Capitol Hill office last Thursday by Rep. Jason Chaffetz, the House Oversight and Government Reform chairman, and given a lose-lose choice.
"We must learn to live together as brothers [and sisters] or perish as fools." Dr. MLK, Jr.
CTF Calls on Senate to Sit Until the Work is Done
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation --Federal Director Aaron Wudrick | June 23, 2015
The House of Commons has risen in preparation for a fall election, but this shouldn't affect Senate business Many important bills (C-377, C-518) remain in limbo, and the Senate needs to vote on them
Is Obama Supporting a Shiite ISIS?
By Daniel Greenfield | June 23, 2015
Obama’s inept mix of appeasement and regime change, abandoning allied governments while aiding enemy terrorists has helped make it possible
But doctors give him a good chance of beating it
Vandalism of Veterans Historic Property is Heartbreaking
By Robert L. Rosebrock | June 23, 2015
It's another sad day in American history … nothing is sacred anymore ... nothing!
How Necessary Are Dental X-Rays?
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | June 23, 2015
Radiation isn't like an infection that's cured by antibiotics. Rather, radiation is cumulative and, like an elephant, our bodies never forget the amount received during a lifetime.
Americans killed by illegal aliens
By Guest Column B Moore | June 22, 2015
RE: Exploiting the deaths of the South Carolina nine before they can be laid to rest