Black Spring: The ACLU Joins the Lynch Mob By | May 7, 2015
The Marxist-founded pressure group gears up to bring the Arab Spring to Baltimore — and the rest of America
Number of firefighters in Ontario balloons while number of fires drops dramatically By | May 7, 2015
Municipal Fire Services in Canada: A Preliminary Analysis, spotlights the growing number of firefighters in Canada
Drawing a picture of Muhammad is an insult to Muslims and makes them crazy By | May 7, 2015
More like an excuse to act crazy like Muhammad
Hillary’s strategy for avoiding tough questions during the debates By | May 7, 2015
Evade, Glare, and Shout with Indignant Defiance!
It’s on! Senators Perdue, Moran sponsor new FairTax bill By | May 7, 2015
American tax system is choking growth and preventing businesses from investing, or reinvesting, in America
America’s Newest Energy Export: Wood Pellets? By | May 6, 2015
Biomass, exports, UK, Wood
SAF Sues Feds Over Censorship Of 3-D Firearms Printing Information By | May 6, 2015
“Defense Distributed appears to be caught in what seems to be a bureaucratic game of merry-go-round,”
Will Freddie Gray’s Death Inspire ‘New Life’ to Baltimore? By Josh Siegel | May 6, 2015
An East Baltimore resident visiting his nieces and nephews on N. Bentalou Street, described a life devoid of any chance at renewal.
Hallelujah!  Ben Carson Joined the Fray By | May 6, 2015
Carson, one would hope, will force the Republicans to step out of their bubble of protection, and peek around their shield of denial
For Two Groups on Opposite Sides of the Aisle, Records Requests to Export-Import Bank Return Differe By Melissa Quinn | May 6, 2015
“It’s quite stunning. The discrepancy in treatment is really problematic. It shouldn’t exist. It should be a process, and there should be no difference in time,”
Cartoonists are Controversial and Murderers are Moderate By | May 6, 2015
The controversial and provocative cartoonists go into battle with pencils in their hands. The terrorists come with body armor and assault rifles. This clash is what real political dissent looks like
ISIS claims to have 71 trained attackers in 15 states; are ready for missions over the next 6 months By | May 6, 2015
Threaten to kill Pamela Geller
Conservatives should stop in-fighting and fight to survive By | May 6, 2015
Toss government propaganda out to the curb on the next garbage day. Recognize reality for what it is without the government spin
The next step in DNA computing: GPS mapping? By | May 6, 2015
Scientists have programmed DNA to calculate multiple GPS routes at the same time.
Alysin Camerota will never be ready for prime time By | May 6, 2015
In the “fairness” that the left love to apply to everything, it is not really fair to say Geller won the argument. Camerota doesn’t know enough to be able understand what the argument was
Obama’s Economic Disaster By | May 6, 2015
The nation’s first black President has so poorly served the interests of the African-American population that they are worse off today
Garland, Texas Foiled First ISIS Attack on American Soil By | May 6, 2015
The Free West owes a debt of gratitude to Garland, Texas, where it was proven for once and for all to the outside world: Islamic terrorism can be made to lose face.
A step toward avoiding the dreaded chocolate ‘bloom’ By | May 6, 2015
New research could help keep chocolates looking flawless for longer.
Dr. Ben Carson Answers the Clamoring of Millions of Americans to Run for President By The 2016 Committee | May 6, 2015
After nearly two years of nationwide Draft Carson campaign, famed neurosurgeon announces he s seeking the 2016 Republican nomination
The Next Shale Revolution By Dr. Benny Peiser | May 6, 2015
The Rise Of The 'Oil Factory'
Pocket device helps Nepalese earthquake victims breathe By Israel21c | May 6, 2015
The BVM (bag valve mask) is one of an emergency responder’s main tools. Israeli paramedics designed the world’s first ‘pocket’ version of this lifesaver.
Thermometer-like device could help diagnose heart attacks By Sangmin Jeon, Ph.D. | May 6, 2015
A simple, thermometer-like device could make diagnosing heart attacks easier in remote or low-income locations.
Hillary: OK, fine, I’ll testify about Benghazi and the e-mail thing . . . but once and once only By | May 6, 2015
What difference at this point, etc. etc.
Many plastics labeled ‘biodegradable’ don’t break down as expected By | May 6, 2015
Can manufacturers today make plastic biodegradable?
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Liberals on radical Islam: You wouldn’t get raped if you didn’t dress so purdy By | May 6, 2015
Bigotry and anti-constitutionalism on full display
Dear Baltimore Family and Friends: Y’all Bein’ Played! By | May 5, 2015
Liberal Democrats have played blacks for over 50 years. Obama is simply their latest front man, brilliantly covered in a black skin disguise.
In Time, Clinton Tries to Boost Self in Boosting Warren By | May 5, 2015
No wonder Hillary likes Warren, so far. She talks about accountability, but holds no one accountable, like President Obama and her less likely successor.
Breach of Trust By Elizabeth Marshall | May 5, 2015
Lieutenant Governor's Chief of Staff, Anthony Hylton, doesn't even understand the authority of the Office of which he is the Chief of Staff.
Violence not related to Freddie Gray on the increase in Baltimore By | May 5, 2015
Eight murders and 12 shootings in the Maryland city that are completely unrelated to anything to do with the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray
Jewish holidays’ guide for the perplexed - Lag Ba’Omer By | May 5, 2015
Commemorating the 132-135AD Jewish war of independence