ObamaCare replaced, budget balanced . . . and this from "obstructionists"?
Be Consequential
By Dr. Brad Lyles | October 30, 2014
Third in the "Fortune Favors the Bold" series
Pre-election polls encourage blind acceptance of election returns
By A. Dru Kristenev | October 30, 2014
Average media and political research institutions, most of which have a progressive bent, apply data manipulation to churn out polls that continue to bolster democrat gains
We Didn’t Fight For This
By News on the Net | October 29, 2014
Calvin Atwood on the Bergdahl Swap
Obama and the Chickensxxx comment
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | October 29, 2014
Netanyahu sends his love sir
Violent Crime in the US Has Declined Rapidly. What Happened?
By Heritage Foundation Heather MacDonald | October 29, 2014
The spread of New York–style policing and increased incarceration are better, but by no means exclusive, explanations for the national crime drop
Because we don't have enough problems.
Epic Escape: Champagne Wishes
By News on the Net | October 29, 2014
Naples, Florida: Feb. 28, 2015, starting at $18,000 three/nights.*
You’ll be shocked to learn that Chicago Dems are trying to buy votes…
By Robert Laurie | October 29, 2014
Class IV felony retroactively didn't happen
Houston Mayor Withdraws Subpoenas of Pastors
By Christian Newswire Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney | October 29, 2014
Emergency Delegation Commends a Good Decision
Art news: Andrew Matheson
By Tim Saunders | October 29, 2014
A prominent British ceramicist has a flash new website.
Catholic Law School Protected From Abortion-Contraception Mandate
By Liberty Counsel | October 29, 2014
“The Obama Administration continues to put Christian businesses and ministries in the crosshairs
Hamilton Hoax in play day before Dead Soldier’s funeral
By Judi McLeod | October 29, 2014
Someone should enlighten Omar Albach and Company that propaganda, especially when carried by the mainstream media, is anything but “good”
Obama’s Amnesty Travesty
By Alan Caruba | October 29, 2014
Steve King predicts Obama will “violate the Constitution, break the law and grant executive amnesty.”
Another beheading, this time in New York
By Dan Calabrese | October 29, 2014
60-year-old woman decapitated by 30-ish assailant who then jumps in front of train.
Dodgeball.
Does Hillary Clinton Hate Business?
By Heritage Foundation Steve Moore | October 29, 2014
Clinton says she didn’t actually mean what she said. But actions speak louder than words
Obama and non-citizens voting in American Elections
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | October 29, 2014
Might that be how we got saddled with you? Giddy-up!
‘Electronic skin’ could improve early breast cancer detection
By American Chemical Society Ravi F. Saraf, Ph.D. | October 29, 2014
Using a silicone model of a breast and embedding objects representing lumps, scientists have successfully tested an electronic skin that can accurately "feel" and image lumps much smaller than those detectable by manual exams.
Scientists rank thousands of substances according to potential exposure level
By American Chemical Society John F. Wambaugh, Ph.D. | October 29, 2014
Scientists are narrowing down the list of product ingredients we're exposed to the most.
Scrap Unilateral Emissions Targets, UK Climate Rebels Demand
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | October 29, 2014
Ann Widdecombe: The Climate Change Rebels Were Spot On
Why plants don’t get sunburn
By American Chemical Society Timothy S. Zwier, Ph.D. | October 29, 2014
Plants make their own sunscreen to protect them from damaging ultraviolet rays.
Ebola, ISIS and Putin
By Toby Westerman | October 29, 2014
Russia's aggressiveness is clearly seen, the question remains as to motivation. The brutal truth is that the Soviet Union collapsed, but the Communist dream lives on
Microrockets fueled by water neutralize chemical and biological warfare agents
By American Chemical Society Joseph Wang, D.Sc. | October 29, 2014
Spherical micromotors fueled by water can neutralize dangerous chemical and biological agents.
When Leftist Race Hatred Meets Islamism
By Arnold Ahlert | October 29, 2014
Ax-wielding NYC jihadist a “crusader seeking justice” for the New Black Panthers — and ISIS
Thomas Perez, the “Disparate Impact” Man
By Alan Joel | October 29, 2014
The White House in general, and Perez in particular, like disparate impact theory because it "sets a very low bar for proving discrimination"
The Fat Terrorist Will Sing
By Daniel Greenfield | October 29, 2014
Death of Klinghoffer
Surf-riding over the Republic and the Rule of Law
By Cherie Zaslawsky | October 29, 2014
The public's rights to someone's private property, Eminent Domain and California beaches
Wirz Memorial Service Andersonville, Georgia
By James W. King | October 29, 2014
Demands for War Crimes Trials were made and the Commandant of Andersonville POW camp, Capt. Henry Wirz, was arrested, tried, and convicted in a farce trial by a military tribunal