Another Electric Car Company Falters
By Institute for Energy Research | May 10, 2013
Coda Holdings Inc., an electric car company
The United Nations has become one of the principle adversaries of the natural family
Spring into Summer with 20% at Kona Kai, San Diego
By News on the Net | May 9, 2013
San Diego getaway
Co-Ed Bathroom Bill Passes California State Assembly
By Christian Newswire | May 9, 2013
AB 1266
The Faults, Fallacies and Failures of Wind Power
By Viv Forbes | May 9, 2013
It should be paid for by those who want it, not by captive taxpayers or electricity consumers
Damage Control, Hillary's image
First time: UN Watch submits unprecedented resolution to remove Richard Falk, calls on US & EU to endorse text
Graham Frazer In Sri Lanka
By Guest Column Tissa De Silva | May 9, 2013
Bilingualism
CCRKBA says Coburn Amendment made sense, blasts senate
By CCRKBA | May 9, 2013
Anti-gunners led by California’s Barbara Boxer pandered their opposition on the flimsy grounds that law-abiding armed Americans create some kind of national security risk
King David repented. Obama will not.
By Lloyd Marcus | May 9, 2013
Character always matters
Sonos is building quite a reputation for itself, and the Playbar is a nice addition to its product line
The new Rav4 is undoubtedly a typically fine Toyota, but it left me wanting.
Where is Justice for Benghazi
By Judi McLeod | May 9, 2013
Not talking points and talking it up that matter, but finding justice for four courageous Americans left to die horrific deaths by a government that lives by its lies
Global Warming Thy Name is a Manufactured Crisis
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | May 9, 2013
“Climatism” has destroyed and redistributed a lot of hard earned wealth and altered/destroyed the lives of billions unnecessarily
Blow-by-Blow: How Obama & Hillary Left Americans to Die
By Arnold Ahlert | May 9, 2013
"Greg! We're under attack!"
The Media Runs Defense
By Alan Caruba | May 9, 2013
Benghazigate
Dem Rep on Benghazi hearings: ‘What’s the big deal here?’
By Robert Laurie | May 9, 2013
Perjury. That's the big deal.
What’s the Difference between Mark Sanford and Bill Clinton?
By Selwyn Duke | May 9, 2013
Bill Clinton’s supporters were willing to define deviancy downwards just to lift a reprobate upwards
Your Genes – or Not
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | May 9, 2013
Allowing any genes to be patented would be a mistake
Defending Freedom in North Korea’s Shadow
By Heritage Foundation Bruce Klingner | May 9, 2013
Hard-fought freedom bears fruit—not only for South Koreans, but also for the world
CANADA’s very own Mutaween (Muslim Religious Police) | BARE NAKED ISLAM
By Guest Column Robert C. Laity | May 9, 2013
“Stand on Guard” for Canada
Britain ‘Faces Energy Crisis Unless Ministers Abandon Green Policies’
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | May 9, 2013
Peter Lilley: Britain Cannot Afford To Surrender To Green Lobby
Historic agreements show power of innovative public-private partnership
Another Obama-subsidized company bites the dust
By Dan Calabrese | May 9, 2013
Government subsidizes, government places orders, government stiffs.
AP taunts GOP: You can’t make us turn on Hillary, suckers
By Dan Calabrese | May 9, 2013
Narratives
The Playgrounds of War
By Daniel Greenfield | May 9, 2013
Better to be blown up as a tolerant society, they are told, than to point the pop tart of intolerance on the great playground of the nanny state
These are not immigrants like your grandparents were
By George Fuller | May 9, 2013
Balkanizing communities and separate cultures
American Pravda, a Nation of Lawbreakers and Benghazigate
By Doug Patton | May 9, 2013
Will the media tell us the truth about government law-breaking and cover-up? And do the American people care?
Are all Laws Necessary?
By Matt Shipley | May 9, 2013
With more laws than any one person can read in multiple lifetimes, it is fair to say America is over-regulated