Politics: WaPo: At least 188 of Hillary’s e-mails contained classified material
By Dan Calabrese | September 3, 2015
Including six she originated herself
Yes: Norm MacDonald lays the smack to horrible comedian who ripped on the Bible
By Dan Calabrese | September 3, 2015
"If you're gonna take on an entire religion you should know what you're talking about."
Italian lesbian author gets papal blessing
By News on the Net AFP | September 2, 2015
Francesca Pardi, who writes and publishes books such as "Why you have two mummies", wrote to Francis in June after the publishing company she runs with her wife came under fire from Christian groups.
Thousands Take to New York Streets to Protest Iran Deal
By Heritage Foundation Natalie Johnson | September 2, 2015
People hold up signs and wave U.S. flags at a "Stop Iran Rally" in New York. The rally was held outside of the office of U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a supporter of President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran
Chinese warships spotted off the coast of Alaska
By News on the Net The Week | September 2, 2015
The presence of Chinese warships close to U.S. territory is likely connected to China's efforts to ramp up its military activity as its economic power expands
The Ice Man Cometh
By Judi McLeod | September 2, 2015
A little late to the party:
Tides turn when life-dishonoring culture becomes endemic
By A. Dru Kristenev | September 2, 2015
Non-judgmentalism and moral turpitude have driven America to the height of self-righteousness, endangering our progeny with inheriting a dissolving nation that is following the example of a corrupt world
Reviving Perennial Borders & More For Fall
By Wes Porter | September 2, 2015
Never mulch perennials in the fall until the ground has frozen and do not remove until the end of March to avoid frost-heaving damage
Deficits are eternally temporary
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Todd MacKay | September 2, 2015
Balanced budgets gave way to temporary deficits that evolved to become an absolute necessity without which apparently “thousands of Manitobans” would be out of work
Scientific Paper Retractions On The Rise
By Jack Dini | September 2, 2015
Many scientists blame increased competition for academic jobs and research funding, combined with a 'publish or perish' culture
Road test: Audi A3 e-tron Sportback
By Tim Saunders | September 2, 2015
At over £35,000 being eco-friendly is still an expensive pastime and hybrids need to improve still further for me to be impressed.
EPA Regulations forcing compliance on new appliances
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | September 2, 2015
Because you are buying now two appliances, a water heater and air conditioner, “heat pump heaters are twice as expensive” as the old electric water heater
Fighting gum disease could get easier with a treatment under development that's based on wild blueberry extract.
Exposure to phthalates could be linked to pregnancy loss
By American Chemical Society | September 2, 2015
New research suggests that phthalates — compounds commonly used in cosmetics, lotions and soaps — could be associated with miscarriage.
Brace yourself for a nuclear Iran.
And here come the ads… Trump and Jeb lash out at each other.
By Robert Laurie | September 2, 2015
Well, that didn't take long.
Canadian Taxpayers Federation Calls for Transparency around Possible 2024 Olympic Bid
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | September 2, 2015
Hosting the Olympics would cost billions, and bidding alone carries a price tag of $50 million or more
Canada’s Uneven Economic Growth: What Policymakers Should Do
By C.D. Howe Institute | September 2, 2015
Lab animal alternative yields major discovery
By Guest Column Israel21c | September 2, 2015
Israeli-German bionic liver-on-chip device, designed to end animal testing, reveals groundbreaking information about a common pain reliever.
Struggles ahead in China for chemical and pharmaceutical companies
By American Chemical Society | September 2, 2015
A corruption scandal, major layoffs and slower sales within the past year have derailed the upward trajectory
Obama Rebuffed As Superpowers Refuse To Sign Arctic Climate Agreement
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | September 2, 2015
The New Cold War & The Battle For Arctic Riches
Obama Is Ignoring the Science on Climate Change
By Heritage Foundation Katie Tubb | September 2, 2015
There are at least two major problems with his focus on global warming as he’s presented it in Alaska.
Silk bio-ink could help advance tissue engineering with 3-D printers
By American Chemical Society | September 2, 2015
Scientists have developed a silk-based, 3-D printer ink for use in biomedical implants or tissue engineering.
Poisoning Afghan Schoolgirls
By Arnold Ahlert | September 2, 2015
The victims of Obama's failure
Dems Officially Endorse Anti-Cop BlackLivesMatter Movement
By Matthew Vadum | September 2, 2015
As police are stalked and killed in the streets
Trump’s AD Era forcing Obama off the front page
By Judi McLeod | September 2, 2015
Thank You, Donald Trump, for forcing the in-your-face Obamas into the back seat of the mainstream media-led Public Relations vehicle
Trump’s Best Ally–the Liberal Media
By Lance Thompson | September 2, 2015
With every illegal alien, Chinese hacker and diplomatic schmuck Trump calls out, the MSM believe they’ve finally captured the quote that will sink him. Instead, audiences welcome his plain talk and clamor for more
The Truth About Congressional Pro-Israel Theater
By Daniel Greenfield | September 2, 2015
The Republicans certainly didn't want to be put in the position where their vote against Iran might actually count. And then Obama would blame them
VIDEO: James O’Keefe catches Hillary’s staff breaking campaign laws
By Dan Calabrese | September 2, 2015
But is this the sort of thing that will resonate?
Cutting Back On Drugs Cured a Retired Minister
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | September 1, 2015
Remember, as you age it’s even more vital to ask questions about drugs

