Iraq: As Christian Presence Extinguished In Mosul, Kurdistan Declares ‘safe Haven’ For C
By News on the Net Release International | July 23, 2014
Kurdistan has declared a safe-haven for Christian refugees, as Islamist militants extinguish the Christian presence in Iraq’s second city, Mosul. According to news reports, every Christian has finally been driven out of the city.
Racing to Detect Brain Trauma
Rosemary and oregano contain diabetes-fighting compounds
By American Chemical Society Elvira Gonzalez de Mejia, Ph.D. | July 23, 2014
Rosemary (above) and Mexican oregano could be good natural sources of anti-diabetic compounds.
Squid sucker ring teeth material could aid reconstructive surgery, serve as eco-packaging
By American Chemical Society Ali Miserez, Ph.D. | July 23, 2014
Teeth on squid suckers are inspiring new materials for a wide range of applications from surgery to packaging.
I'm Sorry.... What?
Jews in Calgary should be nervous. Unlike others, they cannot expect the police to come to their aid.
Trudeau's Liberal Party: Liberals defend Israel before Jewish pro-Israel supporters, and publicly support Hamas terrorism before pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas supporters
Congress must pass the OSS Gold Medal Bill
By Neil W. McCabe | July 23, 2014
Pass H.R. 3544, the Office of Strategic Services Congressional Gold Medal--before the veterans are all gone
ObamaCare’s Murky Future
By Arnold Ahlert | July 23, 2014
The unpopular law narrowly avoids a disastrous blow — but for how long?
Obama to the rescue – of Hamas
By Caroline Glick | July 23, 2014
The U.S. pushes for an immediate ceasefire — before Israel finishes its mission.
Why Does Anyone Defend Hamas And The Palestinian Culture Of Death?
By Dave Huntwork | July 23, 2014
Hamas has constructed a terror state on the border of Israel
Are There “Mulligans” in Climate Policy?
By Institute for Energy Research | July 22, 2014
Climate change, greenhouse gases, intergovernmental panel on climate change, IPCC, Joe Romm, John Christy
For years, Payá had been under constant surveillance and intimidation by State Security (Cuba’s political police) and routinely threatened with death
The United States Constitution permits the competing interests of the people, the states, and elites to strive for supremacy without succeeding exclusively.
Yes, really. Amateur hour continues.
BREAKING: ObamaCare in big trouble as federal court nixes subsidies
By Dan Calabrese | July 22, 2014
Mortal wound?
Timing!
Obama Wants $4.3 Billion to Solve Border Crisis. But He Plans to Spend Only $25 Million This Year
By Heritage Foundation David Inserra, Romina Boccia | July 22, 2014
Stopping the flood of children at our borders requires better immigration enforcement policies and a president that is willing to enforce the law.
Federal Court Says Obamacare Subsidies Illegal—what next?
By Alan Joel | July 22, 2014
Case perfectly highlights the stupidity, utter contempt Democrats have of procedure and law, entire ObamaCare bill
True Life never a Hollywood script
By Judi McLeod | July 22, 2014
Commander-in-chief of Empty Rhetoric
Bare Bones of the Planning of Revolution
By Timothy Birdnow | July 22, 2014
I think this was planned all along, long before Mr. Obama was elected President. I think that eventually the truth will come out
Prime Minister Stephen Harper: “Forced conversions, by threat of death, are an egregious violation of the fundamental human right to the freedom of religion.
The brain trust at work...
Tweets and hot mics pose a real problem....
VIDEO: Black conservatives harassed at NAACP convention
By Dan Calabrese | July 22, 2014
From Miami to Minnesota, protests call attention to immigration crisis
By Watchdog.org --Eric Boehm | July 22, 2014
ACROSS THE COUNTRY: Demonstrators for the National Day of Protesting Against Immigration Reform Amnesty and Border Surge, showcase American Flags and signs Saturday on the Main Street bridge at Interstate 15 in Hesperia, Calif.
Want to end border surge? Stop flow of money to Central America, experts say
By Watchdog.org - Marianela Toledo | Florida Watchdog | July 22, 2014
MAD AS HELL: Demonstrators in Indianapolis hold signs from an overpass during a protest Friday against people who immigrate illegally.
Texas to Take Action on Obama’s Border Crisis
By Arnold Ahlert | July 22, 2014
Gov. Perry sends a message to Central America — and the White House.
Budget blues: Moody’s downgrades Pennsylvania’s bond rating
By Watchdog.org - Andrew Staub | July 22, 2014
KNOCKED DOWN: Moody’s downgraded Pennsylvania’s bond rating Monday, citing pension liabilities and a budget filled with non-recurring revenues as reasons.
Beaujolais: The Greatest Secret in Wine
By David White | July 22, 2014
Top wines from Beaujolais can easily be found for under $25 per bottle.