Cruz, Obama, and Eligibility
By Nelson Hultberg | November 30, 2015
These two laws of 1795 and 1952 are why the Obama eligibility challenges never went anywhere
UN says Maurice Strong is gone—we just don’t know where or when
By Judi McLeod | November 30, 2015
Maurice Strong may have left Mother Earth but his ghost has taken up permanent residence at the UN
Hey, Jeb: Before you talk about my ‘fall,’ try getting as far as I got
By Herman Cain | November 30, 2015
Big talk from Mr. 5.5 percent: Jeb Bush has been doing nothing but losing throughout this entire campaign. His problem is him.
Labor Unions Fraying—Liberty Rising
By Arthur Christopher Schaper | November 30, 2015
Progressive overreach of the state into individual lives has awakened a resurgence to fight for our rights, including the right to work, whether an individual joins a union or not
MPs and senators to expedite legislation on right to die
By News on the Net CBC News | November 29, 2015
Supreme Court's Feb. 6 deadline looms as government considers seeking extension to existing law
Former DPP ‘encouraged abortion on demand’
By News on the Net | November 29, 2015
High Court case disputes decision by Sir Keir Starmer, the former DPP turned Labour MP, not to bring charges after Telegraph exposé
Playing with rattlers, scorpions and Islam
By Guest Column Tino | November 29, 2015
Canada and the USA need to wake up
A group of about 250 migrants attacked authorities guarding the Macedonian border on Saturday
Donald Trump; a real leader who loves America
By Guest Column Stewart Andersen | November 29, 2015
The absolute disdain that the people have for our governmental institutions
The 21st Birthday Party in Paris - It’s Time they Grew Up
By Viv Forbes | November 29, 2015
Turnbull and Co should not insult Parisians by taking part in such frivolous folly.
The Curious Case of Black Advocates and MSM Hatred for Dr Ben Carson
By Lloyd Marcus | November 29, 2015
In essence, elitist mainstream media and Democrats want George Orwell's novel “1984” – a nation of supplicants subservient to Big Brother. These truths should make logical thinkers go hmmm.
Yes, we talked politics at Thanksgiving . . . and everyone survived
By Herman Cain | November 29, 2015
Lots of discussion, no fights, plenty of reason for gratitude.
ISIS fighter cries like a baby after being captured by Kurdish forces
By News on the Net UK Daily Mail | November 29, 2015
Peshmerga fighters can be seen looking on in amusement at their captive
Black Friday store sales fall as Americans buy more online
By News on the Net | November 29, 2015
A big reason for the declines is increased online shopping, as Americans hunt down deals on their smartphones, tablets and computers.
A new taxpayer bailout to cover up ObamaCare’s failure?
By News on the Net New York Post | November 29, 2015
The insurer announced losses of $425 million on ObamaCare plans, and CEO Stephen Hemsley said, “We cannot sustain these losses,” and “we saw no indication of anything actually improving.”
‘Emmaus Code’ Shows Jesus is the Messiah
By Matt Barber | November 29, 2015
David Limbaugh
Freedom of Speech Doesn’t Mean “Free” Speech
By Jim Yardley | November 29, 2015
Freedom of Speech, Free Speech, Constitution
Islam’s modus operandi
By Frank Polacek | November 29, 2015
Our security and very survival demand that we restrict the Muslim population in the US to 1%. We better wake up before it's too late
Montana ranchers border watch situational awareness
By Judi McLeod | November 29, 2015
Thank You Montana. God bless each and every one of you for doing the right thing when the day is at its darkest
Heads - they win; tails - we lose
By Michael Oberndorf, RPA | November 29, 2015
The criminal cabal in Washington is in the process of finishing the forced inundation of America with criminal aliens, terrorists, and Muslims who will only obey Shariah law, not the Constitution
Smart electric drive not that smart
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | November 29, 2015
For every feel good, smug emitting electric car sold, emissions from the electrical plant you'll need to send you the juice to charge it will increase. So while electric cars can have benefits, decreased global emissions ain't one of them.
Acer Brings its Android-Powered Quad-Core Smartphones to Canada
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | November 29, 2015
The Acer Liquid Jade Z phone starts at $250 Canadian. In all, a nice effort on the part of the folks at Acer.
British artist is major success in USA
By Tim Saunders | November 28, 2015
Back home, Matthew sold “virtually all my paintings” in his exhibition entitled ‘In the footsteps of the Impressionists’ at John Davies Gallery in the Cotswolds, which finished in October.
Muslims celebrating the World Trade Center attack of 9/11
By Guest Column Carolyn M. Brown | November 28, 2015
Skewering Trump
The Longest Border
By Guest Column Fred Clark | November 28, 2015
White House fence-jumper spotlights refugee “crisis”
By A. Dru Kristenev | November 28, 2015
Joseph Caputo, embodies the peril of lackadaisical security measures
Over 600 join rally urging City of Toronto to ‘stop bullying Christians’
By News on the Net | November 28, 2015
Stand up for their Christian faith whatever the cost
The People’s March for Climate? Yeah, right
By News on the Net | November 28, 2015
End fossil fuels, and move to a game-changing 100 per cent clean-energy track
Is Secretary Kerry Reinventing the Middle East?
By Yoram Ettinger | November 28, 2015
Legitimizes and rewards Mahmoud Abbas' hate-education and incitement - which must be uprooted as a prerequisite to real, durable peace--and therefore indirectly fuels Palestinian terrorism
Insanity reigns in the UN mad-house
By Barry Shaw | November 28, 2015
The United Nations has become the mad-house of international diplomacy and its inmates keep proving, over and over again, that they are certifiably insane

