Beneath Growth, a Sea of Poison
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | January 6, 2012
In short, America is witnessing President Obama put his Big Labor allies before workers, all in the guise of taking action on behalf of the American people.
Parasites and Phony Rights
By Guest Column Maureen Bader | January 6, 2012
Differentiating real from phony rights.
More Obama lies
By Jerry Philipson | January 6, 2012
Lying about National Security
The land-for-peace hoax
By Caroline Glick | January 6, 2012
Since the inauguration of the land-for-peace process between Israel and the PLO 19 years ago, the Palestinians have repeatedly demonstrated their bad faith.
The Golden Eagle in peril in the US
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp, Jim Wiegand | January 6, 2012
STEI opposes licenses to kill
So the question remains, is meeting the administration's ill-conceived green energy goal worth jeorpardizing the reliability of our electric grid and closing hundreds of plants that employ thousands of American workers?
Total Recall: GM Advises Volt Owners to Return the Vehicle
By Institute for Energy Research | January 6, 2012
Mackinac Center released a study compiling all state and federal taxpayer giveaways for the creation and production of the Chevy Volt. In sum, the taxpayer contributed $250,000 for each Chevy Volt
Worse than Madoff? USDA biofuels investment goes bust
By Institute for Energy Research | January 6, 2012
USDA-backed biofuels plant in Soperton, Georgia has lost taxpayers nearly $60 million
UK Government: Climate Change ‘Will Boost British Farmers’
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 6, 2012
According to Caroline Spelman, the Environment Secretary, with exotic crops such as melons already thriving.
The Sliding Scale of Conservatism… Which Way are We Sliding?
By Dr. Phil Taverna | January 6, 2012
It seems that the more the crooked politicians put their grubby hands around the almighty dollars, we will be saying hello to communism and good-bye to capitalism and conservatism.
Hmmmm, Typo Hypothesis Claims Santorum Actually Won in Iowa?
By Warner Todd Huston | January 6, 2012
Romney did poorly in many of the other Appanoose County Districts, so the idea that there was a typo is “credible.”
They’re Determined to Scare You
By Alan Caruba | January 6, 2012
We are bombarded by lies from environmental and consumer groups, all of whom have their own agendas and which usually are intended to stop technological and other advances, denying their benefits to humanity
Republicans ARE Discouraging Voter Turnout
By Michael R. Shannon | January 6, 2012
Virginia Republican loyalty oaths
Et tu, Sarah?
By Daren Jonescu | January 6, 2012
Whom did the Republican Establishment most want to destroy? That is the person they feared most. And for that very reason, this person should have been considered a true friend to America and Americans. Sh
Environmentalism Goes Spaceship Earth
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | January 6, 2012
Environmentalists, Greenolgy
Obama Closes the Arsenal of Democracy
By Lance Thompson | January 6, 2012
Obama has followed fiscal, judicial, legislative and military policies that have weakened, constrained and threatened our nation
2012 What Will It Be
By Dr. Robert R. Owens | January 6, 2012
Will it be boom or will it be doom? Will it be morning in America or will it be mourning in America? Will we reclaim our place in the sun or will we continue our precipitous slide into the dustbin of History?
More evidence Dalton’s Green Energy Plan has failed
By News on the Net | January 5, 2012
Fit Program, Wind Energy
Christians warned by Muslim militants to leave Nigeria’s north within days
By Guest Column | January 5, 2012
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
Toronto’s aging infrastructure costing millions
By Infrastructure News | January 5, 2012
The average age of pipes is 55 years in Toronto, though some have been in place since the turn of the 20th Century.
Washington Times editors and pollster John Zogby will also collaborate on creating “Wildcard Questions” to gauge hot button issues of keen interest to the voting public.
Rise of Islamic movements in Egypt, Yemen, Libya
Bank on North Dakota
By Anthony J. Tarquinto | January 5, 2012
When the dollar goes the way of the euro, North Dakota just might be the place to be
Obama’s Tyrannical Abuse of Power
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | January 5, 2012
Apart from Cordray, the President also plans to make three appointments to the National Labor Relations Board without Senate approval
Shale Gas Revolution Turns The Tables On Oil Powers
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 5, 2012
Shale gas is abundant in territories previously regarded as poor in fossil fuels or dependent on imports
The One True Anti-Romney
By Daniel Greenfield | January 5, 2012
Rick Santorum did things the old fashioned way. He campaigned
Palestine Blunder Costs UNESCO $167 Million in 2012-2013
By David Singer | January 5, 2012
UNESCO needs to come clean and review or justify its questionable decision - or continue to wither on the vine.
EPA’s Killer MACT
By Alan Caruba | January 5, 2012
EPA, with environmental organizations like the Sierra Club, Friends of the Earth, have engaged for decades in a massive propaganda effort to convince Americans they are imperiled by the nation’s air and water. It is a lie
Ohio Mayor buys earthquake insurance for fracking; Seeks moratorium
By Steve Milloy | January 4, 2012
Fracking hysteria hits Ohio.
Fiery Human Rights Crusader and Obama Officia