Obama’s Tour of Denial and Blame
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | August 16, 2011
As much as the President would like to bill his three-state tour as an exhibition in listening or leadership, it’s more of an exercise in cognitive dissonance
Albert “Doc” Brown
By News on the Net | August 16, 2011
Obituary
History, Demographics, and Law Favor Israel’s Annexation of Judea and Samaria, Not a Two-State Solut
By Guest Column Matthew M. Hausman | August 16, 2011
Regardless of the methods to be employed, Israel certainly has valid historical and legal claims to Judea and Samaria. How she chooses to express those claims are matters to be determined by her and her alone
How the Left dominates the narrative on election law
Arab Spring: Coming to Free Jerusalem
By Ari Bussel | August 16, 2011
Tahrir Square, Egypt. The message this week: Coming to free Jerusalem from the Jews
Rick Perry: Gipper or another Bush?
By Doug Patton | August 16, 2011
Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, who has just joined Bachmann and Romney in this week’s top tier of viable candidates for the presidency
Two Of Deb’s Sisters Coming in Today…Lord help me!
By Dub and Deb | August 16, 2011
Family, Ridin' out the Recession
Dog missing for year after car crash heading home to Michigan
By News on the Net | August 16, 2011
"It's just a little Maltese; it's so small … to survive where it's been the past year is really an amazing thing,"
WestJet welcomes expanded Canada-Mexico air agreement
By Guest Column | August 15, 2011
Airline currently serves six beautiful sun destinations in Mexico
Ladies in White are brutally attacked once more
By News on the Net | August 15, 2011
Threatened with German shepherd dogs during their detention
Mark Levin: Ron Paul Not A Conservative, Not The Tea Party Founder
By Warner Todd Huston | August 15, 2011
Media creating an illusion
UN’s Agenda 21 forcing society back to the Ghetto
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | August 15, 2011
Smart Growth, Smart Meters, and Sustainable Development
You don’t need a Weatherman to know which way the wind blows
By John Burtis | August 15, 2011
Violent ideological Weathermen, an increasingly overwrought Weatherman teetering on the edge of insanity, and finally, we'll meet a Weatherman paid to produce skewed meteorological results
Presenting The U.S. Military’s New Fighter, the F-35 Lightning II
By Warner Todd Huston | August 15, 2011
Our nation has an aging military infrastructure and we are losing ground to other nations, but one project looks to have weathered those whirlwinds
It’s bad enough these losers are still stuck on the failed economic theories of John Maynard Keynes, but space aliens?
A Horrible Week for Global Socialism
By Alan Caruba | August 15, 2011
Fulfillment of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s observation that socialism works just fine until you run out of “other people’s money.”
The Silence that Shatters America
By Judi McLeod | August 15, 2011
The question that matters most:
They who live by the race card die by the race card
By Lloyd Marcus | August 15, 2011
The Democrats keep their R-for-racist branding iron red-hot and ready to apply swift retribution to any feisty, uppity conservative or Republican who dares challenge Obama
The Debt Deal’s Dirty Little Secret
By Joan R. Neubauer | August 15, 2011
The credit rating never hinged on the debt ceiling and they knew it. They just wanted more money to spend
The Times Poll on the Debt Bill sounds a little Shady
By Dr. Phil Taverna | August 15, 2011
Liberal slant on poll
Plagiarism and Copycatting in China
By Jack Dini | August 15, 2011
A third of the 6,000 scientists polled in a recent government study of the nation’s top science institutions said they had plagiarized or fabricated data
No consultation occurred on the cumulative impacts of the EPA rules on electricity reliability
NYTimes: Polar bear-gate a ‘minor sideshow’
By Steve Milloy | August 15, 2011
Yet another example of alarmist scientific misconduct
Lucky accident slashes food poisonings
By Dennis Avery | August 15, 2011
New food additive is a “lantibiotic" a peptide
Railroaded in the Garden
By Wes Porter | August 15, 2011
August gardening; Flowerbeds can be recreated using ornamental thyme
Chihuahua Stops Armed Robbers
By Guest Column | August 15, 2011
Paco the Chihuahua
Move over, Jimmy Carter
By Jeff Crouere | August 15, 2011
Hold on, America. The next sixteen months may be the toughest period for our nation since the midst of the Great Depression.
A Devastating Blow to Obamacare
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | August 15, 2011
The Obama Administration wasted no time in decrying the ruling,
Let Them Eat Carbon: Britain’s Green Tax Con
By Guest Column Benny Peiser | August 15, 2011
A critical new threat to family finances
Something’s Rotten
By Jimmy Reed | August 15, 2011
In nations where the will to win and the courage to work are subverted by inducements not to compete and win … something’s rotten