Is Warren Buffett Wrong About Oil Stocks?
By Oilprice.com --John Manfreda | April 2, 2015
Buffet's successes in the resource sector demonstrate that you should buy when prices are low, the sector is out of favor, company cash flows are still stable, and companies are selling for less than its book value.
Principles and values represented by the Confederate flag
By James W. King | April 2, 2015
Political correctness and Socialist Marxist Revisionism are attacking everything Southern and Confederate on national, state, and local levels all across America
Hillary to Testify?
By Matthew Vadum | April 2, 2015
Bungler of Benghazi deliberately sought to do an end-run around the Freedom of Information Act
Shallow attempts to equate protecting an individual's religious belief with Jim Crow laws are inexcusable
Nixon an amateur compared to Hillary
By Jeff Crouere | April 2, 2015
Time for the House Republicans to start playing hardball with a woman who has used those tactics against her political opponents throughout her entire life
Fight for Freedom of Conscience in Indiana
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | April 2, 2015
"Offense is turning into an entitlement in this country, and this entitlement of offense is hurting our liberties, frustrating our youth and their education, and even upending the free market order of things."
This Culture War We’re In
By Daniel Greenfield | April 2, 2015
We will defeat the system by staying human, by keeping our families and our faith
About those extended Iran talks: Yep, still getting nowhere
By Dan Calabrese | April 2, 2015
Double overtime.
Even Howard Dean says it’s time to walk away from the Iran ‘deal’
By Robert Laurie | April 2, 2015
The RFS Fallacy
By Institute for Energy Research | April 1, 2015
CBO, ethanol, gas prices, RFS
Obama Administration Wants to Regulate the Advice We Get From Retirement Planners
By Heritage Foundation Norbert Michael | April 1, 2015
Rules and regulations that go beyond this basic principal of limited government go too far, but a disclosure requirement would be more closely aligned with good principles of limited government.
Motoring: Honda Civic
By Tim Saunders | April 1, 2015
The Civic has been awarded a five-star EuroNCAP rating thanks to its plethora of safety equipment including adaptive cruise control and collision mitigation – which applies the brakes if it thinks you’re about to crash.
British gallery to show work by British artist
By Tim Saunders | April 1, 2015
Sylvia Paul has been exhibiting in galleries for more than 30 years and is well established in the East Anglian region.
Spring has sprung—Gardening begins
By Wes Porter | April 1, 2015
As the buds burst on birch trees, one might wonder if Betula papyrifera may be tapped for sweet syrup, as is the more familiar maple product
Even as his French, Russian and Chinese counterparts pick up and head home.
The best kept secret behind Israel’s top medical devices
By Guest Column Israel21c | April 1, 2015
Israeli inventors of revolutionary medical devices such as ReWalk and Brainsway turn to Taga’s design team to bring them to life.
US Republicans Warn World That Obama’s UN Climate Pledge Could Be Undone
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | April 1, 2015
Putin’s Clever Climate Bluff: Russia Offers Forests As Carbon Sinks
Faithful American Christians are increasingly under attack across the country by the gay lobby.
Ontario’s Tax on Flights Rises on April Fools’ Day
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | April 1, 2015
Canadian Taxpayers Federation releases three new videos showing impact of jet fuel tax hikes
UN Watch statement on today’s urgent session on Boko Haram
By UN Watch | April 1, 2015
When will the UN take action for the innocent victims of Boko Haram
Obama’s Surrender to Iran Postponed
By Arnold Ahlert | April 1, 2015
Negotiations with the Islamic Republic will extend until June — as Congress prepares to act.
Obama’s Virtual War on Israel
By Alan Caruba | April 1, 2015
It is futile to think that Obama will cease from his assaults on Israel in the remaining 22 months of his second and final term in office
It slaughters the bible, gives spurious, false and ridiculous renderings of historical accounts and will go down in history as one of the worst films of its kind in cinematic history
How Private Exchanges Are Faring in Their Competition With HealthCare.gov
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | April 1, 2015
“I think it would’ve been wise to consider how the private market could have been the provider of what consumers need,” said Chini Krishnan, CEO of GetInsured.
Can Argentina Capitalize On Its Vast Shale Reserves?
By Oilprice.com Alexis Arthur | April 1, 2015
Foreign investors are also trickling back to Argentina. Chevron was the first oil major to take the plunge with a deal worth a potential $15 billion
Palestinian terrorism and justice
By Barry Shaw | April 1, 2015
We live in a morally twisted world but true justice, real justice, will only be served when the thousands of Israeli victims of Palestinian terror have their day in court.
Old Times are not forgotten in the South
By Calvin E. Johnson Jr. | April 1, 2015
Confederate History Month
Apple CEO Tim Cook is making a particular point this week to attack Christians in Indiana calling them "dangerous"
Earth Hour celebrates ignorance, poverty and backwardness
By Guest Column -- Ross McKitrick | April 1, 2015
Its ideas would send the West back 100 years and keep poor nations impoverished and wretched
John Kerry and the Iran negotiations
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | April 1, 2015
Oh, Okay... I compromise. You didn't say it right. I'm out of here.