The Affordable Care Act Nobody Can Afford
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | February 21, 2013
Welcome to the destruction of our stellar healthcare and patient/doctor confidentiality, compliments of Obamacare
Nick O’ Time, Jimmy Nick
By Jimmy Reed | February 21, 2013
“The Lord’ll get us there safely.”
EPA’s Coal Purge Claims Latest Victim
By Institute for Energy Research | February 20, 2013
“These costly rules exceeded the bounds of EPA authority, incur tremendous costs, and produce no real benefits related to climate change.”
Special Report: Opening Federal Lands
By Institute for Energy Research | February 20, 2013
Special Report with Bret Baier
Who is Taking Our Country Back
By Guest Column Gerald Manegold | February 20, 2013
Sam Donaldson and Chris Matthews, Tea Party
Arming Our Enemies
By Alan Caruba | February 20, 2013
Sending Egypt F-16s is idiotic
Hezbollah, Syria and the Golan Heights
By Moshe Dann | February 20, 2013
EU blindness to Hezbollah’s threat is a repetition of what happened in the 1930s.
Joe Biden recommends a pair of 12 gauge warning shots for women in danger
By Robert Laurie | February 20, 2013
More self-defense tips from our Vice President
CIBC provides startling commentary on pensions
By Bill Tufts | February 20, 2013
Last year Canadians contributed $31 billion into public sector pension plans, $34 B into RRSP’s and another $37 Billion into the CPP plan.
EVIDENCE that a bird society traded its approval of a windfarm project for money
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | February 20, 2013
"This is the start of Nabu in the protection money industry,"
Germany’s ‘Green Revolution’ May Cost Taxpayers 1 Trillion Euros
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 20, 2013
First European Government Forced To Resign Over Rising Energy Prices
The nose that can smell cancer goes commercial
By Guest Column Israel21c | February 20, 2013
Israeli professor’s revolutionary disease-detection device is on the road to changing how early, and how easily, lung cancer is diagnosed.
Obama’s absurd song and dance on the horrors of spending cuts
By Dan Calabrese | February 20, 2013
How does anyone take this man seriously?
Using millions of gigs of data to improve human health
By American Chemical Society | February 20, 2013
Biomedical researchers are beginning to tap into a gold mine of nontraditional sources of data to unravel some of the complexities of human diseases
Spent coffee grounds are a rich source of healthful antioxidants
By American Chemical Society Maria-Paz de Peña, Ph.D. | February 20, 2013
People around the world drink millions of cups of coffee every day, generating about 20 million tons of used grounds annually.
A self-healing protective coating for concrete
By American Chemical Society Chan-Moon Chung, Ph.D. | February 20, 2013
Microcapsules loaded with a material that seals cracks
Six in 10 people worldwide lack access to flush toilets or other adequate sanitation
By American Chemical Society Jamie Bartram, Ph.D. | February 20, 2013
A more realistic definition from the standpoint of global health
Ancient “Egyptian blue” pigment points to new telecommunications, security ink technolog
By American Chemical Society Tina T. Salguero, Ph.D. | February 20, 2013
New nanomaterials with potential uses in state-of-the-art medical imaging devices
Top 3 Reasons Chuck Hagel Is Wrong for Secretary of Defense
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | February 20, 2013
He embraces dangerously naïve policies such as “nuclear zero,”
Wrestling with the I.O.C: a shortsighted, tragic decision
By Greg Halvorson | February 20, 2013
International Olympic Committee’s recent decision to drop wrestling as an Olympic sport
Who Needs the Family?
By Daniel Greenfield | February 20, 2013
Governments have come to serve as undying guardians of human society, ushering new life into the world and ushering old life out of it
Will the Media Save the Hagel Nomination?
By Roger Aronoff | February 20, 2013
David Gregory was just doing his job, which is, as part of the NBC team, to deflect any accusations that might be damaging to President Obama’s reputation or agenda
Orszag in LaLaLand
By Klaus Rohrich | February 20, 2013
Former Obama economic guru, Peter Orszag
Take the Power Back
By News on the Net | February 20, 2013
Bully "Educrats", Radical liberal agenda aimed at your kids
Meet Iran’s Ambassador to the UN
By Claudia Rosett | February 20, 2013
Mohammad Khazaee
Witness to the Decline
By Alan Caruba | February 19, 2013
We are witnessing an expansion of ignorance and of apathy
ICYMI: Government Hubris Leads to Unnecessary Regulations
By Institute for Energy Research | February 19, 2013
How big government and heavy-handed regulations harm Americans
CO lawmaker thinks whistles and "safe zones" are more than suffici
They grumble about this but it did not stop them from enthusiastically cheerleading for his re-election

