#BlackLivesMatter Activist Murders Kentucky Cop
By Matthew Vadum | September 15, 2015
A killer's Facebook page confesses from beyond the grave
Obama has documents on Iran’s support of Al Qaeda, but he won’t release them
By Dan Calabrese | September 15, 2015
Gosh. Wonder why
You Can Start the Roman Persecution Again - But Our King is not the President
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | September 14, 2015
From this lofty position attained from the father of lies, we declare there is no Father God, no real founding fathers to our nation and we become, as it were, the fathers of stupidity if not the children of stupidity.
Now arriving: airport control towers with no humans inside
By News on the Net | September 14, 2015
The companies building these remote systems say their technology is cheaper and better than traditional towers.
95,000 Russian troops in massive military drill
By News on the Net | September 14, 2015
Centre-2015 takes place at 20 sites across Russia's central military district, which reaches from the Volga River to the Ural mountains and Siberia in the east, while also including far northern Russia.
Federal Data: U.S. Annually Admits Quarter Of A Million Muslim Migrants
By News on the Net Breitbart News | September 14, 2015
To put these numbers into perspective, this means that every year the U.S. admits a number of Muslim migrants larger in size than the entire population of Des Moines, Iowa; Lincoln, Nebraska; or Dayton, Ohio.
Baltimore Prepares To Accept More Syrian Refugees
By News on the Net | September 14, 2015
Over the last 15 years, the IRC has resettled 12,000 refugees from all over the world here in central Maryland.
Sure... Because it works.
The Wealth-Health Connection: Costly Regulations Take Lives
By Institute for Energy Research | September 14, 2015
There is a well-established causal connection between wealth and health. Costly federal regulations make Americans poorer and thus indirectly lead to more deaths
Support for Rick Perry?
By Guest Column Richard Hill | September 14, 2015
Obama handing Caliphate on a plate to Islamic terrorists
By Judi McLeod | September 14, 2015
The blueprint for taking over the West was there for everyone --including the enemy--to clearly see
A New Agenda 21 Threatens Our Way of Life
By Tom Deweese | September 14, 2015
It’s 1992 All Over Again
Public School Students Are the New Inmates in the American Police State
By John W. Whitehead | September 14, 2015
John Paul Jones, one of the city's most dangerous schools, was a perfect example of the school-to-prison, police state apparatus at work among the nation's youngest and most impressionable citizens
Jim DeMint: GOP Lawmakers Have ‘Not Stood Up to President Obama’(video)
By Heritage Foundation | September 14, 2015
Heritage Foundation President Jim DeMint criticized Republican politicians in an interview Sunday, saying they hadn’t stood firm on conservative principles.
AMS Journal study finds California drought is ‘not unprecedented’ over past 440 years
By Marc Morano | September 14, 2015
Nine other droughts as bad or worse
Delta State University: One dead in campus shooting
By News on the Net Fox News | September 14, 2015
Students and faculty at the Cleveland, Mississippi campus are being advised to stay away from windows.
The Chemistry of Addiction(video)
By American Chemical Society | September 14, 2015
In support of National Recovery Month, which calls attention to substance abuse issues and treatment services, Reactions takes a look at the chemistry behind addiction.
Polish Government Backs Down On Explicit Sex Ed After Parent Protest
By News on the Net | September 14, 2015
Ministry officials from the education department have already met with LGBT activists to talk about introducing so-called "anti-discrimination" education
Only a Clinton
By Daniel Greenfield | September 14, 2015
Hillary Clinton has already been discredited. So she’s running against her own foreign policy
Can someone explain to me why no one supported Rick Perry?
By Dan Calabrese | September 14, 2015
Because I don't get it.
A preview of the second Republican debate
By Herman Cain | September 14, 2015
Wednesday!
Well gosh, what do you know? Iran discovers an ‘unexpectedly high’ reserve of uranium
By Dan Calabrese | September 14, 2015
What a coinkydink!
Kim Davis Returns to Work and Issues a Statement
By Liberty Counsel | September 14, 2015
Kim stated, "I spent six days in jail because I could not abandon my faith."
New Obama executive order forces taxpayers to pay people not to work
By Herman Cain | September 14, 2015
Boss of the year.
In Europe, Nobody Chides “We Know Where You’re Going”
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | September 14, 2015
UTI Drops will ease the frustration of doctors who have patients returning for recurring urinary infections.
Canadian Taxpayers Federation Implores John Tory Noy to Make Commitment to Bid on 2024 Olympics
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | September 14, 2015
September 15th deadline for Mayor to sign firm committment to bid letter looming, and taxpayers remain in the dark
Canada ranks among top 10 jurisdictions worldwide for economic freedom
By Fraser Institute Fred McMahon, Dr. Michael A. Walker | September 14, 2015
“Hong Kong remains number one but because democracy is the best safeguard of freedom, if China, which ranks low in economic freedom, encroaches on Hong Kong, we can expect Hong Kong’s ranking to fall,”
In Washington State, Thousands of Kids Aren’t Returning to School
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | September 14, 2015
53,000 students in Washington state are stuck at home while teachers go on strike
Malcolm Turnbull defeats Tony Abbott in Liberal leadership spill to become prime minister
By News on the Net Sydney Morning Herald | September 14, 2015
Mr Turnbull promised a "thoroughly Liberal" government and new economic vision committed to freedom, the individual and the market.
Cold Weather Kills 20 Times as Many People as Hot Weather
By Allan MacRae & Joseph D’Aleo | September 14, 2015
Most of the temperature-related mortality burden was attributable to the contribution of cold

