The Economic Sabotage of the West
By Daniel Greenfield | February 9, 2012
What we need to do is put all the experts back in the closet and let the engineers, farmers, workers and businessmen try to make the society work again
Politicians: Will either Save or Doom America. It’s up to you!
By Roger Gitlin | February 9, 2012
Rare politician who speaks the truth and does not grovel to the public. Rick Santorum is just such a candidate
Canadian security allowed use of intel gained through torture
By Jim Kouri | February 9, 2012
The Canada's intelligence officers were given the green light to use intelligence gained through aggressive interrogation techniques
Dion O’Banion – Chicago’s Famed Florist Revisited
By Wes Porter | February 9, 2012
February Gardening
A Blessing in Disguise
By Guest Column Charles Bybelezer | February 8, 2012
The “peace process,” the thorn in Netanyahu’s side, is no more.
Utility MACT is not about public health
Washington Post Skews Poll for ‘The One’
By Warner Todd Huston | February 8, 2012
There is no way to know if the poll included a fair representation of all parties or if the whole poll was weighted heavy with Democrats.
Patriot’s Declaration of Truth
By Joseph Harris | February 8, 2012
It is God, not government who will fix our problems. May we turn to Him
Marco Rubio replacing Obama as ‘Ineligibility Guy’?
By Judi McLeod & Doug Hagmann | February 8, 2012
WND/Wenzel Poll, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio
Little Green Morons
By Alan Caruba | February 8, 2012
Just how stupid, how moronic are environmentalists?
Extreme Extremism
By Michael Oberndorf, RPA | February 8, 2012
Taking our country back from the criminals, Marxists, and neo-fascists who currently dominate our government
That jobs thing sure didn’t last long
By Paul Driessen | February 8, 2012
Obama rejects Keystone XL jobs, promotes more wind and solar subsidies. What to do now?
New crime-fighting tools aim to deter and nab terrorists
By American Chemical Society | February 8, 2012
DHS wants the public to know that the agency is preparing for future attacks, and terrorists to be aware that science is preparing to nab them if they do attack.
New process could advance use of healthy cells or stem cells to treat disease
By American Chemical Society Rawil Fakhrullin, Ph.D. | February 8, 2012
Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs)
Arsenic criticality poses concern for modern technology
By American Chemical Society E. M. Harper, Ph.D. | February 8, 2012
The relative criticality of arsenic and five related metals in a report
“Shish kebab” structure provides improved form of “buckypaper”
By American Chemical Society Christopher Y. Li, Ph.D. | February 8, 2012
50,000 times thinner than a human hair, 10 times lighter than steel, but up to 250 times stronger — with potential uses ranging from body armor to next-generation batteries.
How to Win the Marriage Debate
By Selwyn Duke | February 8, 2012
The Flaw in the Ninth Circuit’s (and Most Everyone Else’s) Reasoning
Will bubble-powered microrockets zoom through the human stomach?
By American Chemical Society Joseph Wang, D.Sc. | February 8, 2012
The microrocket is ultrafast — it can move farther than 100 times its 0.0004-inch length in just one second
WestJetters vote 91 per cent in favour of regional airline
By News on the Net Robert Palmer | February 8, 2012
Airline moves to aircraft selection as next step
Middle East Crumbles Around Obama’s Foreign Policy
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | February 8, 2012
To the east in Iran, the regime’s full-steam-ahead pursuit of nuclear weapons is reaching a crescendo
Lloyd’s Life Lessons: Grateful For The Old Wise Man In My Life
By Lloyd Marcus | February 8, 2012
We need more Godly men teaching boys how to become men.
Supreme Court must consider Affordable Care Act’s threat to doctor-patient relationships
By Guest Column Nora Janjan and Grace-Marie Turner | February 8, 2012
Vital to move away from Obamacare’s centralized government dominance of the health sector and toward a new system that rewards payers and providers for providing quality medical care
The Ghost of P.E.Trudeau smirks again
By Dick Field | February 8, 2012
Language Rights, Property Rights, Personal Freedoms
Air pollution not correlated with asthma hospitalizations
By Steve Milloy | February 8, 2012
New JunkScience.com study
The Seeds We Ordered From Baker Creek
By Dub and Deb | February 8, 2012
Garden prepping, gardening, greenhouse gardening, recession, self-reliance, vegetable gardens
Americans are better than who Obama thinks we are
By Lloyd Marcus | February 8, 2012
It is extremely depressing and sad to think of our great country becoming as Obama sees us — a nation of entitlement-minded losers, all dependent and helpless without government
Impact of EPA’s Regulatory Assault on Power Plants:
By Institute for Energy Research | February 8, 2012
New Regulations to Take 33 GW of Electricity Generation Offline and the Plant Closing Announcements Keep Coming...
IER blasts Interior Department for transparency failures
By Institute for Energy Research | February 8, 2012
"Embarrassing shortcomings" in data transparency at the Department of Interior
Rick Santorum’s Romneycare Smack Down
By Warner Todd Huston | February 7, 2012
It is good that Santorum is finally taking it to Mitt forcefully. Some one needs to, anyway.
The U.S. Constitution’s Last Chance in 2012
By Daren Jonescu | February 7, 2012
"Nothing but the Constitution" is the slogan that makes sense now. Paint that one on a bus, and drive it as far as it will carry you

