It appears that - at least to date - people aren't warming up to the concept of self-driving vehicles and those pushing them are going to have to work a lot harder before the citizenry is convinced of the benefits
Big Ram truck a big hauler for big people
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | July 16, 2015
As utilitarian as a truck like this is meant to be, that doesn't mean you have to do without the latest comforts and conveniences, and this particular Ram is Rammed full of stuff
Wife says deal makes it harder to get hostage husband home.
Britain Faces Multi-Billion Black Hole In Renewables Subsidies
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 16, 2015
Green Subsidy Cuts: UK Investors Had Been Warned
Company Buying Aborted Baby Body Parts From Planned Parenthood Takes Down Web Site
By News on the Net Life News | July 16, 2015
Daleiden said that while the practice goes on around the country, it is especially hard to prosecute in California because of the political power of the abortion industry.
Congress Begins Investigation Into Planned Parenthood, but Lawmakers Shouldn’t Stop There
By Heritage Foundation Sarah Torre | July 16, 2015
Beyond investigating this week’s claims and ending funding to the abortion industry, Congress also has the opportunity to limit gruesome and dangerous late-term abortions
New Immigration Wave Coming
By News on the Net Breitbart News | July 16, 2015
Census Bureau Predicts 1.24 Million More Immigrants To Enter USA in 2015
Immigrant who is a convicted felon accused in fatal stabbing
By News on the Net | July 16, 2015
On Monday, the 40-year-old Jacques was in New London Superior Court to answer to murder and drug charges, stemming from the June 15 stabbing death of Casey Chadwick at her apartment in Norwich
New York City & the Powder Room Police
By Michael R. Shannon | July 16, 2015
NYC lavatory landlords
Hillary Clinton’s Lies Are Starting to Catch Up with Her
By Roger Aronoff | July 16, 2015
Mrs. Clinton's ongoing efforts at deception have become so commonplace that perhaps reporters don't believe that her lies and conflicts of interest deserve regular front-page treatment
Naturally, monstrous butchers are liars too
The United States Under Obama: A Criminal Haven For Our Enemies!
By Leigh Bravo | July 16, 2015
At what point will our Congress take the necessary steps to stop the actions of Obama while he does everything within his power to protect, support and empower our enemies?
Can the Nuclear Deal with Iran Be Derailed?
By Roger Aronoff | July 16, 2015
Media will be doing everything possible to play down the risks and likely implications of this agreement. But will that be enough, along with an Obama administration that pays little attention to the law, the Constitution, America?
A "paper machine" about 10 inches in length could bring modern diagnostics to remote places.
See no evil, etc.
How to Judge the Nuclear Agreement with Iran
By Rabbi Dr. Daniel M. Zucker & Alireza Jafarzadeh | July 15, 2015
The agreement should not bar the United States from addressing the rogue behavior of the Iranian regime, namely its abysmal human rights record, its support for terrorism and its destabilizing role in the region
Abu Dhabi And Sydney—A Tale Of Two Cities
By David Singer | July 15, 2015
"Liberty, equality, fraternity, or death; --the last, much the easiest to bestow, O Guillotine!"
Obama Rips Question on Hostages in Iran
By News on the Net The Daily Beast | July 15, 2015
"Nobody's 'content' and our diplomats and our teams are working diligently to try to get them out."
Group Behind Undercover Video of Planned Parenthood Employee Discussing Fetal Parts Sales Defends Vi
By Heritage Foundation Kate Scanlon | July 15, 2015
Marjorie Dannenfelser, the president of the Susan B. Anthony List, said in a statement that “this film reveals the dark side of humanity as did the case of Kermit Gosnell.”
Delighted widow is reunited with Buttons the Jack Russell
By News on the Net UK Daily Mail | July 15, 2015
Jane Spiers, 55, has been reunited with her husband's pet Jack Russell
Kenya to try teaching Obama lessons in Anatomy
By Judi McLeod | July 15, 2015
No clothes for the emperor:
The indoctrination into the global citizenship will be facilitated by our Department of Education agenda of “cradle to government-approved career.”
If nothing else, Trump proves they're willing to overlook an awful lot of faults if you show a little chutzpah.
Constant glucose monitoring and frequent insulin injections could someday be replaced with an "artificial pancreas" for people with Type 1 diabetes.
Art news: Art exhibitions at Waterstones
By Tim Saunders | July 15, 2015
Eileen Sey, Vivien Verey
The Multi-Trillion Dollar Oil Market Swindle
By Oilprice.com Leonard Brecken | July 15, 2015
Why regulators, and especially the media, refuse to address this, even in theory, and instead choose to perpetuate the falsehood of oversupply is beyond me
Barack Obama praises Putin for help clinching Iran deal
By News on the Net UK Telegraph | July 15, 2015
The unexpected consequence of the talks - an “opening” for further detente in the worst crisis in American-Russian relations since the Cold War
Preparedness is key
Scientists Discover ‘Surprisingly High’ Geothermal Heating Beneath West Antarctic Ice Sh
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 15, 2015
Antarctic Ice Threatened By Undersea Volcano
White farmers to rescue Zim
By News on the Net Times Live | July 15, 2015
More than 4000 white farmers lost their land after Mugabe lost a referendum on a new constitution and, in an attempt to regain popularity, authorised land grabs by disaffected war veterans.

