Unique breed of investors helps universities launch start-ups By | October 14, 2015
This battery technology lab receives funding from a firm helping to bridge the gap between lab research and the market.
What metabolism could reveal about aging and mortality By | October 14, 2015
Examining worm metabolism has yielded new insights into why some live longer than others.
Thinking Twice About Salads By | October 14, 2015
Salad has unfortunate repercussions in our food supply and lettuce has a couple of number one unenviable rankings in the food world
Pioneering approach to Parkinson’s disease By Israel21c | October 14, 2015
Alex Kerten says his method of martial arts, movement and music helps PD patients slow the progression and ease symptoms with fewer meds.
High levels of red tape stifling residential development in Oakville, Oshawa, Toronto and other comm By | October 14, 2015
“There’s a school of thought out there that higher costs and fees are associated with greenfield development
Soft robot changes color as it grips and walks (video) By | October 14, 2015
A novel approach to making soft robots makes them more versatile.
Parabens and their byproducts found in dolphins and other marine mammals By | October 14, 2015
A new study has found common preservatives and their byproducts in the tissues of dolphins and other marine mammals.
Method could make hydrogen fuel cells more efficient By | October 14, 2015
Storing hydrogen as a fuel for vehicles and other applications could become more practical with a new method.
How Buying Guns for Oppressed Jews Built the American Jewish Establishment By | October 14, 2015
The establishment continues to undermine Israel, pursuing left-wing causes at Jewish expense, while pretending that it cares about the Jewish State
Islamic Lifelines Can Prevent Islamic State Dead Lines By | October 14, 2015
Australians were still trying to come to terms with the shooting murder of a 58- year-old police department accountant by a 15-year-old Muslim youth dressed in black robes shouting "Allahu Akbar"
Syrian Christian Leader: Russia “Really Targeting ISIS,” U.S. Airstrikes Are Just “Window Dressing” By | October 14, 2015
Msgr. Hindo reserves rather harsh words for the United States, who are not bombing the positions of jihadi militias but the Syrian government
A report is out that a Russian-made missile took down the Malaysian jet liner over Ukraine. By | October 14, 2015
Will you challenge Putin on the recent revelation?
Forget the NGOs, the UN is coming! By | October 14, 2015
Strong Cities Network: “The UN is coming and coming in the worst way possible for patriotic America!"
ObamaCare exchanges collapsing, enrollment plummeting By | October 14, 2015
Four exchanges insolvent, 11 receive warning letters . . . and nearly 2 million enrollees aren't paying their subsidized premiums
The Purpose of Public Schools By | October 14, 2015
So-called progressives have been in charge of our public schools for a hundred years. We have had a perpetual decline in those public schools. What conclusion can you draw?
Meet a victor over domestic abuse By | October 14, 2015
And if you need to win the same victory, don't be afraid and don't be ashamed.
New Zealand’s Shotover Jet Turns 50 By | October 13, 2015
Air New Zealand has direct non-stop flights from Vancouver to Auckland and offers flights from many other North American cities.
Kim Davis Responds to Second Contempt Motion By | October 13, 2015
"The fact is the Plaintiffs already possess marriage licenses from Rowan County that have been approved as being valid by the Kentucky Governor and Kentucky Attorney General
China To Continue Expanding Its Influence In The Oil And Gas Sector By John Manfreda | October 13, 2015
Given China's large and growing energy sector, there is a degree of logic in the government creating a new mid-stream company, allowing the state to monitor energy flows
Finally, a Definitive Guide to Napa Valley By | October 13, 2015
No guide to Napa Valley is complete without in-depth profiles of producers like Robert Mondavi, who proved to the world that California wine was worth taking seriously.
‘Feminist’ who attacked Trump for being anti-woman turns out to be a planted Jeb Bush staffer By | October 13, 2015
Jeb is busted - big time.
Murder By Government By | October 13, 2015
Yes, war is hell, but government without restraint, murder by government can be more hellish than any combat. At least in combat you have a chance. With guns, we are ‘citizens’. Without them, we are ‘subjects’.
Turning the Tables on Verizon & Other Cable Buccaneers By | October 13, 2015
Consumers of the world unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains!
AP report: Guy in Serbia had no trouble commandeering Hillary’s computer . . . twice By | October 13, 2015
Because her homebrew server used a remote control device that she didn't bother to secure.
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Bernie Sanders wants to make sure everyone knows he’s not a Capitalist. Let’s help him out By | October 13, 2015
We want to help however we can.
Trump and the Chumps: What’s a Serious Candidate, Anyway? By | October 13, 2015
Whatever our candidates may or may not be, they just reflect us, an unserious civilization in serious and unstable condition.
Climate Negotiators Give Up On Enforceable Paris Deal By Dr. Benny Peiser | October 13, 2015
UN Climate Summit May Fail If Developed Nations Don’t Deliver, India Warns
Washington Post rips Iran for Jason Rezaian ‘conviction’, but not Obama for hanging him out to dry By | October 13, 2015
Something's missing here.
Terror in Israel By | October 13, 2015
They teach their children that Jews are evil, the very incarnation of the Devil on earth, and the aspiration of each child must be to become a martyr, to liberate the land, to drive the Jews to extinction in a most horrific and painful manner
Corruption Rears its Head Again at the United Nations By | October 13, 2015
UN’s targets in meeting its highly publicized Sustainable Development Goals is to “substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms.” Llatest corruption scandal indicates it is woefully unprepared to do so