Armed guards in schools By | January 3, 2013
Gun control and gun bans are ineffective failures just as illegal drug bans and laws are
Our elected leaders kicked the can yet again By Richard Rock | January 3, 2013
A blow to our pocketbooks
The View from the Bottom of a Fiscal Abyss By | January 3, 2013
This is not a fiscal cliff. This is fiscal insanity. It is a fiscal abyss, and we are about witness the view from amidst the rubble at the bottom of it
Power To the People By | January 3, 2013
Gun controllers determine that each man, woman and child shall have the right to spend the last 30 seconds of their life begging the government to save them
Just one cup in today’s tidal wave By | January 3, 2013
Raylyn Terrell of Lindsay House Publishing
Welcome Illegal Aliens—You’re Safe Here By | January 3, 2013
Homeland Insecurity: Failed Politics, Policies, and a Nation at Risk
Uproar Over Bloated Sandy Aid Package By Amy Payne | January 3, 2013
Exploiting disaster victims
Minister for Government Policy Oliver Letwin Concedes Defeat By Dr. Benny Peiser | January 3, 2013
Nigel Lawson Wins Climate Policy Bet
2010 Election Just a Preview? By | January 3, 2013
A purge of Congress is in the offing
Six-year-old Suspended for Firing Assault Finger By | January 3, 2013
I believe that a motivating factor behind the school’s action is anti-male bias
Tear down that wall? Not so fast: Permit to raze Reagan’s Hyde Park boyhood home under review By Lee Bey | January 3, 2013
Friends of President Reagan's Chicago Home
WyLiberty Attorneys File Appellate Brief in Free Speech Case By | January 2, 2013
"The FEC's regime of red tape silenced Free Speech and many other grassroots groups throughout the 2012 election cycle,"
Congress cuts intelligence budget for 2013 despite global dangers By | January 2, 2013
The House removed several measures meant to block the leaking of classified information
Commentary: Government Violence: The Missing Link in the Gun Control Debate By | January 2, 2013
Government and its tendency to use violence as a means to an end
Why Some Critics Won’t Accept U.S. Energy Independence By | January 2, 2013
So-called green or alternative energy sources
The American Way of War By | January 2, 2013
Short wars for the purpose of removing an obvious threat seem to me a very good idea. Invading and then staying around for a decade is a very bad one.
Let the REAL Games Begin By | January 2, 2013
Fiscal Cliff
Return of the “Red Decade” By | January 2, 2013
Democratic Party Embraces Socialist Bill of Rights
How Liberals Skew Gun the Debate By | January 2, 2013
This Meet the Press panel clearly showed how the left media attempts to skew the debate coupled with an entire lack of understanding of the issues
The Quiet American By Richard Frank | January 2, 2013
Evil will always be subdued by good
Drake’s Bay Oyster Farm Under Federal Fire By | January 2, 2013
The farm is being closed because the interior department is designating the area around Drake’s Bay as a wilderness area
Montana Ranchers Threatened by Federal Land Grabs By | January 2, 2013
Federal land grabs, implementation of the Wildlands Project
Hold John Kerry accountable By | January 2, 2013
Speaking of the Constitution, the Kerry nomination would be a good time for a debate about the Obama administration's practice of dispensing with its requirements
Indoor Plant Care, Outdoor Chores By | January 2, 2013
January Gardening
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What do cyborgs, shale gas and TSCA reform have in common? By | January 2, 2013
What research discoveries from 2002 are making a big impact today, and which have lost some luster.
First synthesis of gold nanoparticles inside human hair for dyeing and much more By Philippe Walter, Ph.D. | January 2, 2013
Gold nanoparticles have been deposited on hair for use as electrodes, and gold nanoparticles had been used to dye wool
New method for uncovering side effects before a drug hits the market By Yoshihiro Yamanishi, Ph.D. | January 2, 2013
Drug side effects by some estimates claim 100,000 lives every year
Toward reducing the greenhouse gas emissions of the Internet and telecommunications By Kat Franks | January 2, 2013
Development and testing of two new models that better estimate the energy consumption and CO2 emissions of Internet and telecommunications services.
Nature-inspired advance for treating sensitive teeth By Quan-Li Li | January 2, 2013
Laboratory tests that involved bathing human teeth with worn-away enamel and dentin in liquid containing the sticky material and minerals
Taxes to Rise on Most American Workers By Amy Payne | January 2, 2013
The higher tax rates will hit small businesses and investors—which is grim news for a country in need of new jobs