Weather on St. Swithin’s Day Determines That of August
By Wes Porter | August 1, 2012
August gardening
Hyundai registers record July sales
By News on the Net | August 1, 2012
The Tucson had its best month since the nameplate was launched in 2004
President Obama is doing through his bureaucracy what he couldn't do legislatively
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India’s Energy Crisis Leaves 600 Million Without Power
By Guest Column | August 1, 2012
Power restored in India, but outage cause unclear
A Brief History & Description of Agenda 21
By Kelly O'Connell | August 1, 2012
"Sustainable Development"--The New Code-Word for Stealth Marxism
Bad Economy, Bad Policy, More Poverty and Welfare Dependency
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | August 1, 2012
Taking advantage of a system that has gone beyond generosity and making welfare a life-style choice and career opportunity is honor-less
So you’re in favor of smaller government?
By Janet Thompson | August 1, 2012
Live free or die. If our churches and charities do not live free of Uncle Sam, they will die
The Obama Solar and Oil Shale Legacies
By Institute for Energy Research | August 1, 2012
$9 billion in Obama economic stimulus to create 910 jobs . . . $9.89 million per job. The Obama administration has closed 75 percent of previously available oil shale resources
Universal Muslim Economic Failure
By Daniel Greenfield | August 1, 2012
Illiteracy, violence and corruption, Muslim economic malaise
O’Toole Wants Answers from Elections Ontario
By News on the Net | August 1, 2012
Elections Ontario: Breach of privacy – the largest in Canadian history – resulting from the loss of unencrypted voter information
Massachusetts College Towns: Not Just For Students
By News on the Net | July 31, 2012
Art exhibitions, great food, historical museums, craft galleries, outdoor pursuits, and pristine scenery are only some of the attractions available to residents and visitors alike
Investigate the deaths of Cuba’s Oswaldo Payá and Harold Cepero
By News on the Net | July 31, 2012
A considerable number of deaths from “accidents” of detractors of the Cuban regime
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BC: Taxpayers Pay Millions in Carbon Corporate Welfare—Again
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman | July 31, 2012
Pacific Carbon Trust
Syria, Vogue, and the Apologia of Joan Juliet Buck
By Claudia Rosett | July 31, 2012
First lady of Syria, "Asma al-Assad: A Rose in the Desert
Severe Malnutrition and Starvation Consume the Nuba Mountains
By Samuel Totten | July 31, 2012
Obama and Clinton Ignore Promises to Be Proactive in Face of Atrocities
Obama’s Assault on U.S. Energy
By Alan Caruba | July 31, 2012
The President and his minions are weakening a nation that sits atop some of the world’s greatest energy reserves
Mr. Bernanke has to know!
By Ian R. Campbell | July 31, 2012
Can the equity markets be making sense?
Friedman’s Legacy of Fighting for School Choice for All
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | July 31, 2012
America’s students don’t need teachers hand-picked for them by the teachers unions or by the federal government.
Curiosity is equipped to perform several chemical processes
Are Public Schools Teaching Students to Hate America?
By News on the Net | July 31, 2012
America's Last Stand
The newest boutique hotel in the Noble House Hotels & Resorts portfolio to embody a sense of inner geek in a chic setting
Grandchildren…and I’m havin a pretty dern good week
By Dub and Deb | July 31, 2012
Moving on from a loss, Family
GOP Old Boys Network still using Pony Express
By Judi McLeod | July 31, 2012
Era of unprecedented destruction from the most unvetted US president of all time
Will Catholics Save the Republic?
By Robert Klein Engler | July 31, 2012
If they do, like the Catholics in Poland, US Catholics will have saved their Republic
A special thank you for honoring our 11 murdered sportsmen
By Barry Shaw | July 31, 2012
Munich Olympics 1972
America’s Malaise Is BACK!
By J.D. Longstreet | July 31, 2012
The Misery Index Is Rising
AWEA Shows Just How Artificial Wind Industry Is
By Institute for Energy Research | July 30, 2012
The Production Tax Credit for wind is an artificial tool by which the federal government maintains a bloated wind sector
American aid worker faces death sentence in Sudan
By Jim Kouri | July 30, 2012
Rudwan Dawod