Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Files Opening Brief with Sixth Circuit
By Liberty Counsel | November 3, 2015
From the outset of this case, Davis has consistently requested a reasonable accommodation for her deeply held religious convictions regarding marriage as the union of a man and a woman
Conservatives Vow to ‘Not Back Down’ in Spending Fight
By News on the Net Josh Siegel | November 3, 2015
Sen. James Lankford, (R-Okla.), believes Republicans should use an omnibus spending bill to insert policies such as defunding Planned Parenthood
But she's still betting you don't care.
Slugs’ Slimy Sex Life
By Wes Porter | November 3, 2015
Even for a hermaphrodite – having both male and female organs – L. maximus enjoys what can only be described as a very unusual and distinctive mating method
Liberty University School of Law Scores Highest Bar Pass Rate in Virginia
By Liberty Counsel | November 3, 2015
"To achieve the number one rank for the July bar exam in a state that has multiple top-tier law schools is an amazing accomplishment
Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Takes A Step Forward
By Oilprice.com Michael McDonald | November 3, 2015
Overall, the Hyperloop would use perhaps as little as 27 kW of power per passenger (assuming a very conservative 6 passengers per tube and a 30 minute travel time on the trip)
Our Insecure Culture Warriors
By Daniel Greenfield | November 3, 2015
Culture War 2.0 is culturally crazy: It politicizes insecurity and narcissism for campaigns that are indistinguishable from trolling
Soros: National Borders Are The Enemy
By Matthew Vadum | November 3, 2015
The radical billionaire denounces his native Hungary for protecting its borders and culture
Jeb Bush offers tone-deaf reboot of tone-deaf campaign
By Robert Laurie | November 3, 2015
FDR, 'working together,' yeah, that'll win over the base.
Breitbart to RNC: Stream it, baby, stream it!”
By Judi McLeod | November 3, 2015
John Nolte’s version of streaming is one that could save America from a Hillary Clinton presidency that in reality is Obama’s coveted 3rd term in office
Obama hampering investigation of Hillary Clinton until after Election Day
By Jim Kouri | November 3, 2015
The White House is conducting a full-court press to stop the releasing of emails between President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton
A Visit to Ca’D’Zan and to The Ringling Brothers Museum
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | November 3, 2015
As long as there are children who are dazzled by the magic, the lights, the costumes, the pageantry, and the breathtaking aerial acrobatics, the circus will live on
Speaker Paul Ryan: Planned Parenthood Should Not Get “One Red Cent” of Taxpayer Funding
By News on the Net Life News | November 2, 2015
The hearings have also focused on Planned Parenthood’s fraud, over-billing, and how it is more of an abortion business than a health center for women.
Obama unveils anti-crime plan: Cops drive ice cream trucks in black neighborhoods
By Jim Kouri | November 2, 2015
The Obama-Holder-Lynch 30-page guide, titled "Moving from Recommendations to Action," is being peddled by the administration as a training aid to help local police departments implement Obama's "criminal justice reforms."
Government’s Dangerous Sixth Estate
By Sharon Sebastian | November 2, 2015
It is Big Government’s threats to freedoms and its extra-Constitutional forays that have spurred the rapid rise of the “people’s media” on the Internet.
Palestinians stab 80-year-old woman, others in latest attacks
By News on the Net Associated Press | November 2, 2015
Christian songs reason why Toronto axes festival
By News on the Net | November 2, 2015
For nearly a decade, Voices of the Nations (VON) has held its multi-denominational live Christian music and dance celebration every year on city property without incident
China- Pollution Hurts Agriculture
By Jack Dini | November 2, 2015
Three decades of rapid economic development in China has left a troubling legacy—widespread soil pollution that has contaminated food crops and jeopardized public health.
Tea and Scones During Marathon
By Travel New Zealand | November 2, 2015
The Tarawera Trail Marathon and 50km recreates the path of the Tuhorangi People and New Zealand's first tourists, including a tea and scone station manned by people in Victorian garb.
Did Hillary Clinton Approve the CNBC Debate Panel?
By Michael R. Shannon | November 2, 2015
The GOP’s only hope for the rest of the cycle is for Priebus, as part of his resignation news conference, to beg The Donald to take charge of debate negotiations.
Arizona’s Obamacare Co-Op to Shut Down After Receiving $93.3 Million From the Government
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn | November 2, 2015
Meritus Health Partners, a co-op in Arizona, announced Friday it would be closing its doors. The co-op is the 11th of 23 created under Obamacare to shutter.
Special prosecutor needed for Benghazi investigation
By George Giftos | November 2, 2015
Benghazi: Somebody dropped the ball and nobody has been held accountable or fired,
Ireland - Enniscorthy and surrounding areas
By Tim Saunders | November 2, 2015
Waterford Crystal was established by George and William Penrose. Ireland was the chosen location for the factory because of the large amounts of forest, which could provide the fuel for the furnaces
Atheist Gestapo Putting an End to Christian Activity in Sports
By Christian Newswire | November 2, 2015
In Seattle, some students and teachers cooperated with Satanists in public protests at a football game where Coach Joe Kennedy prayed.
Back To The Dark Ages
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | November 2, 2015
Top French Weatherman Fired Over Climate Change Book
Because all progressives are fascist statists at heart.
Clowns
Obamacare Co-Ops Are Failing at a Rate of 50 Percent. Here’s Why
By Heritage Foundation Edmund Haislmaier | November 2, 2015
There are 24 Obamacare co-ops funded with tax dollars
Protein: What Don’t You Know?
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | November 2, 2015
Most people get more protein than they think
The Wonderful World of Wheelbarrows
By Wes Porter | November 2, 2015
The earliest illustration of a wheelbarrow in Europe is a stained glass window in Chartres Cathedral dated to 1220