Medea Benjamin Booted Out of Egypt
By Matthew Vadum | March 6, 2014
Egyptian authorities had every right and ample reasons to detain a known subversive like Medea Benjamin
Because they wouldn't want them "running around" with their white children
EPA’s War on Middle Class and Poor Americans
By Guest Column Jennie Veary | March 6, 2014
Restrictions on coal mining, the denial of new nuclear plants, and the steep increase in the cost of heating oil
Ukrainian flag being proudly flown on Parliament Hill
By News on the Net | March 6, 2014
Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Not that it matters.
New Report: Climate Less Sensitive To CO2 Than Models Suggest
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | March 6, 2014
Oversensitive: How The IPCC Hid The Good News On Global Warming
How Many Jobs Are Threatened by the EPA in YOUR District?
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | March 6, 2014
War on coal: “The casualties will extend well beyond the coal industry, hurting families and businesses and taking a significant toll on American manufacturing across the nation
Obama-led Democrats forfeit House, bracing to lose Senate
By Neil W. McCabe | March 6, 2014
Democrats are staring at the wrong end of a midterm landslide with no one to blame but the man Obama himself
A Cop-Killer Advocate Goes Down in Flames in the Senate
By Arnold Ahlert | March 6, 2014
A victory against Obama’s radicalization of the Department of Justice
Brits propose Gay role-play for school sex-ed
By David C. Jennings | March 6, 2014
UK school teachers should include lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual role-plays in their teaching of sexual health
What difference, at this point, does it make?
Questions and answers
By Jerry Philipson | March 6, 2014
Questions and answers...now all that remains is...action
Hydrangeas for the High Life
By Wes Porter | March 5, 2014
March gardening: An extensive literature regarding poisonings and their treatment in both humans and pets such as cats and dogs
Calling the Global Warming Charlatans “Nazis”
By Alan Caruba | March 5, 2014
What we are likely witnessing are the long death throes of the global warming hoax
The Lost Spring
By Dr. Walid Phares | March 5, 2014
US Policy in the Middle East and Catastrophes to Avoid
United Nations Senior Advisor Robert Serry
Obama budget proposal: Let’s spend $4 trillion next year!
By Dan Calabrese | March 5, 2014
Enough of all this "austerity"!
James O’Keefe Ambushes Republican Congressman Over Racist Bill
By News on the Net The Project Veritas | March 5, 2014
Republican Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) on camera lying to his constituents
Liberal blowhard Alan Grayson accused of shoving wife into door
By Dan Calabrese | March 5, 2014
Seemed like such a nice guy, too
IRS’s Lois Lerner Refuses to Testify, Again
By News on the Net True The Vote | March 5, 2014
The American people have the right to know what Lerner knows
Hissy fit!
Andrea Horwath’s Line in the Sand
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | March 5, 2014
NDP has propped up this tax-and-spend government up for the past two budgets, and allowed the government to grow the debt by nearly $40 billion since the last election
Synthetic spider silk strong enough for a superhero
By American Chemical Society | March 5, 2014
The research pipeline for synthetic spider silk is very active, and scientists expect that production is right on the verge of scaling up.
Electronically controlled drugs could minimize side effects
By American Chemical Society Xinyan Tracy Cui, Ph.D. | March 5, 2014
“Smart” medical implants can now release drugs on demand when exposed to various cues
Rough surface could keep small electronic parts from sticking together
By American Chemical Society Xinchun Lu, Ph.D. | March 5, 2014
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)
Hop leaves — discarded in beer brewing — have substances that could fight dental disease
By American Chemical Society Yoshihisa Tanaka | March 5, 2014
Antioxidant polyphenols
A wristband for a different kind of cause — environmental health
By American Chemical Society Kim Anderson, Ph.D. | March 5, 2014
A better way to more accurately assess an individual person’s exposure to possible toxins.
Israeli, US scientists put heads together for brain study
By Guest Column | March 5, 2014
A new Brandeis-Israel research initiative funds two innovative research collaborations in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s to better grasp the science of brain disorders.
Canada’s Vulnerability to Potential Eurozone Turmoil
By C.D. Howe Institute | March 5, 2014
Clearly, US shocks dominate, but eurozone shocks cannot be ignored
Happy Tel Aviv-Yafo
By Guest Column Israel21c | March 5, 2014
Pharrell Williams