How Al Sharpton Rakes in Millions Not to Call Corporations ‘Racist’ By | January 7, 2015
In addition there are the many corporations that have found Sharpton spots on their boards or given him "consulting" fees all to avoid boycotts and public relations bombs
Boehner Survives By | January 7, 2015
Embattled speaker retains position after historic defection of House conservatives.
Top Five Factors Affecting Oil Prices In 2015 By - Nick Cunningham | January 7, 2015
China's Economy, American Shale, Demand, OPEC, Geopolitical Flashpoints
Wildfires in Australia and Climate Change By | January 7, 2015
It is wildfire season again Down Under, meaning that climate alarmism is back on the front burner
Pelamis Wave Power—Another Alternative Energy Bust By | January 7, 2015
However, when it comes to delivering all the promised energy, more likely than not, it’s going to be just another alternative energy generation bust.
High Society: Hallucinogens in Palace Garden By | January 6, 2015
Truly it is said that there are old mushroom collectors and bold mushroom collectors but there are no old, bold collectors.
The Weather in 2014: Extreme Hysteria but Not Extreme Weather By | January 6, 2015
So 2014 was weather as usual. The "extreme" moniker likely comes from the constituency that is desperately trying to produce causation from human burning of hydrocarbons
Three Wine Trends to Watch for in 2015 By | January 6, 2015
Today consumers are falling in love with Champagne. Shipments to the United States have been climbing steadily since 2009.
Lawless Storm Hits Florida County Offices By | January 6, 2015
Judges are lawlessly conducting same-sex marriages.
Fifteen Things You’d Like to See the New Congress Do By Genevieve Wood | January 6, 2015
What many conservatives want they fear they are not going to get.
Boehner and the vote for House Speaker By | January 6, 2015
Nervous that Pelosi might regain the Gavel.
Video: Sisi’s Remarkable Speech on Dangers of Islamic “Thinking” By | January 6, 2015
How Islamic “thinking is antagonizing the entire world"
UPDATE: Despite largest defection in 100 years, Boehner remains Speaker By | January 6, 2015
We know you're thrilled.
Less than 1 hour into new Congress, Barack ‘work together’ Obama issues Keystone veto threat. By | January 6, 2015
Bipartisan cooperation
The Many Ways to Get Around New Zealand By Ruth Atherley | January 6, 2015
For the sightseer who wants to get around on their own two feet, New Zealand is home to several great walkable cities
State Dept: Did Cuba release 53 political prisoners as promised? We’re not telling. By | January 6, 2015
Transparency.
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops financially supporting anti-cop protests By | January 6, 2015
As long as their bishops are supporting soul-killing Marxism, Catholics should stop supporting their bishops
Law of Unintended Consequences Uncovers More Obama Schemes By | January 6, 2015
Protestors in Ferguson and New York City are not grassroots oriented but agitated into action by revcom.us, brought to you by the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA
Challenging Obama’s Alleged Powers By | January 6, 2015
Obama is not just the enemy of the Democrats and Republicans in Congress. He is the enemy of the people
Oil Below $50 Tests Economics of U.S. Shale Boom By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 6, 2015
The Unstoppable Shale Revolution
Charlie Rangel: I Only Cared About Dead Soldiers When They ‘Looked Like Me’ By | January 6, 2015
Rangel is quick to call others racist even when they aren't but it doesn't stop him from spewing racial divisiveness
Congress Could Make History for the First Time Since 1923 By Philip Wegmann | January 6, 2015
Twenty-nine Republican votes are necessary to block Boehner from returning as speaker for the 114th Congress. So far, 10 have declared their opposition, including two Republicans
Bill de Blasio: Those cops turning their backs on me shouldn’t be so disrespectful By | January 6, 2015
De Blasio has engaged in non-stop political action for his own benefit at the expense of the police
Video: ‘Black Brunch’ demonstrators target white patrons By | January 6, 2015
Demonstrators in New York and California stormed restaurants and target white patrons over 'police violence,' but what good did they do? #BlackBrunch
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Video: Robert O’Neill on being investigated by NCIS By | January 6, 2015
Man who killed bin Laden under investigation for possible disclosure of classified details
NYPD police officers shot - New York Police officers shooting injured By | January 6, 2015
Two New York City police officers were shot late Monday night in the Bronx
SAF Launches Firearms Training Division By | January 6, 2015
Training the new and inexperienced shooters in the defensive use of pistols, shotguns and carbines
Idea of guaranteed annual income appealing but implausible for Canada By | January 6, 2015
With federal and provincial governments disagreeing regularly on much smaller issues, it seems unlikely they would all agree to implement a reform as large as a guaranteed income program
Jihadists Massacring Copts in Libya; Urgent Intervention Needed to Pre-empt Pogroms By | January 6, 2015
Jihadists of the Ansar al Sharia (Defenders of Sharia), supporters of the Islamic State, have been kidnapping and murdering Coptic migrants in Libya
How North Korea and Iran Became Cyber-Terror Buddies By | January 6, 2015
North Korea's rogue ventures, especially its long-standing romance with Iran