Quebec passes bill requiring citizens to uncover faces while giving, receiving public services
By News on the Net -- Globe and Mail | October 18, 2017
The latest election of some of the world's worst human rights abusing countries to serve on the Council does not hold out any hope of real reform
Maryland-Delaware shooting suspect caught after 3 killed, 3 others wounded
By Fox News | October 18, 2017
Harvey Weinstein’s Victims Were Collateral Damage in the Left’s Culture War
By Daniel Greenfield | October 18, 2017
All that clout which brought in Oscars, fawning media profiles and the frightened compliance of the women he abused, didn’t come from his cash, it came from his role as a culture warrior of the left
Liabilities
Their Just Deserts
By Jimmy Reed | October 18, 2017
Sir Winston Churchill: “Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy; its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.”
Longtime Clinton confidant says she warned three top Democratic operatives about Harvey Weinstein
By Heritage Foundation -- Washington Examiner | October 18, 2017
It's what he does
Sessions Says Comey Made Big Error on Clinton Probe
By News on the Net -- WSJ | October 18, 2017
Push is on to disbar James Comey after Clinton scandal
By News on the Net -- Washington Times | October 18, 2017
Jefferson Davis school in Mississippi to be renamed after Barack Obama
By News on the Net | October 18, 2017
MLB and the NFL are given special treatment and players are treated like prima donnas.
By Guest Column -- Fred Kirby | October 18, 2017
A new class of drugs aims to exploit cancer cells’ weaknesses
By American Chemical Society | October 18, 2017
Driving cancer beyond the brink
The making of medieval bling
By American Chemical Society | October 18, 2017
A new study unravels how medieval artisans embellished textiles with gold
Key odorants detected in Japanese Waygu beef, one of the world's most sought-after meats, could help explain its delectable flavor and aroma
On the road to fire-free, lithium-ion batteries made with asphalt
By American Chemical Society | October 18, 2017
Hoverboard, cell phone and vehicle batteries could become safer with the addition of a natural asphalt.
How your eyelids move is a clue to diagnosing disease
By ISRAEL21c | October 18, 2017
Israeli researchers say monitoring the motion of eyelids can help diagnose eye diseases and neurological diseases, including Parkinson’s.
Ancient Roman theater uncovered next to Western Wall
By ISRAEL21c | October 18, 2017
After 1,700 years, dramatic discovery changes archaeologists’ entire understanding of Jerusalem after the destruction of the Second Temple.
Israel sends aid to California as deadly fires rage
By ISRAEL21c | October 18, 2017
IsraAID has sent a team of emergency personnel to help the victims of the blazes in California that have killed 40 and razed 5,700 homes and businesses.
Christie Blatchford: McGuinty’s statement on gas plants was untrue, key witness tells trial
By News on the Net -- National Post | October 18, 2017
In his exquisitely even-handed manner and in his usual careful language, Ontario’s former top public servant called the former Ontario premier a big fat liar
Chris Selley: Sign a Toronto neighbourhood over to Google. Maybe our politicians will learn somethin
By News on the Net -- National Post | October 18, 2017
The thing that makes Torontonians’ city an ideal testing ground for new models of city planning is the mess their politicians often make with the current ones
Prayer Prevails in the U.S. House
By Liberty Counsel | October 18, 2017
Daniel Barker and the Freedom From Religion Foundation attempted and failed another bullying tactic to try and erase what America is founded upon: prayer to Almighty God
LIVE Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders White House Briefing
By Right Side Broadcasting | October 18, 2017
Right Side Broadcasting
Burger King's food isn't good enough to be worth the risk that you'll end up on one of these awful videos
Backlash against pro-Trump Facebook post shutters Arizona restaurant
By BombThrowers -- Jacob Grandstaff | October 18, 2017
Numbers Show The Deck is Stacked for Republicans in California’s Legislature
By Katy Grimes | October 18, 2017
State of our great State, its present discourteous political discourse and this precedent set by the Democrats in 2017’s legislative session, it would be only fair and appropriate that their cries of anguish about bias and fairness go unanswered
Maryland shooting: 3 dead, 2 in critical condition in ‘targeted attack’
By Fox News | October 18, 2017
Three people were killed, and 2 were in critical condition after a shooting at a business park in Harford County, Maryland, officials said
Lithium Supercycle
By Rick Mills | October 18, 2017
Lithium Supercycle, North America's lack of supply Lithium, Fragmented supply chains, Upcoming drill programs, assays, metallurgical work results and Cypress Development are all on my radar screen. Are they on yours?
Obama didn’t call John Kelly when his Marine son died in action, White House official says
By News on the Net -- ABC News | October 18, 2017
Trump defends claim about past presidents' actions with fallen troops
State Department approves Enbridge’s Alberta Clipper line
By News on the Net -- Kallanish Energy | October 18, 2017