Facebook fostering human tragedy at American border?
By Judi McLeod | June 12, 2014
It is not the skilled immigrant workers that are overwhelming the borders and dumping a tsunami of unaccompanied minors on America
Anomalies in the Global Temperature Anomaly
By Sierra Rayne | June 12, 2014
Claims by climate alarmists that we aren't in a 15-20 year long global warming pause are simply wrong
The Taliban Got Back Their Terrorists—Now Castro Wants His
By Humberto Fontova | June 12, 2014
Alan Gross/Cuban-Five deal
Hey, Mr. Taliban
By Daniel Greenfield | June 12, 2014
Obama has spent far more time thinking how to win over the Taliban than how to beat them. It's no wonder that the Taliban have beaten him instead
Bay State gun bill echos British attempts to take guns in 1775
By Neil W. McCabe | June 12, 2014
The DeLeo bill represents the latest gambit in the campaign to restrict American gun rights by using treating gun ownership as a public health issue
You get one guess why Hillary’s favorable ratings are falling
By Dan Calabrese | June 12, 2014
Too much of the one thing that is absolutely toxic to her image
American Wind Energy Association, AWEA, negative pricing, wind production tax credit, Wind PTC
Death Penalty a Possibility in Bergdahl Case
By Jerry McConnell | June 11, 2014
Desertion in Time of War in an active war zone
Bowe Bergdahl controversy
General Douglas MacArthur vs. President Obama: Duty, Honor, Country versus Dereliction, Dishonor, New World Order
Vietnam's and China's claims on the Paracel Islands
“Mr. Gorbachev, Tear Down This Wall”
By Alan Caruba | June 11, 2014
President of the United States, Ronald Reagan vs. Barack Obama
Unfortunately, President Obama disagrees.
Ouch.
A prescription for saving Iraq, in the unlikely event Obama cares
By Dan Calabrese | June 11, 2014
U.S. power, under the right conditions, can restore hope of free, pivotal ally.
But Republicans need to forget about crushing the Tea Party and take aim at the Dems.
Why One Walmart in North Dakota Is Paying $17.40 an Hour
By Heritage Foundation Philip Wegmann | June 11, 2014
Economic boom
Parabens and formaldehyde
Pragmatism, Obama and the Bergdahl swap
By Caroline Glick | June 11, 2014
Obama’s success in getting away with serial foreign policy failures, and in hiding the radical ideological basis of his decisions
Stately home in Britain selects artist in residence 2015
By Tim Saunders | June 11, 2014
Winning the War
By Daniel Greenfield | June 11, 2014
To defeat the enemy, we have to defeat the enemy. And that means destroying his wealth, his backers, his intellectual leaders and the energy source that provides the momentum for the conflict
Israel rides high on wearable technology wave
By Guest Column Israel21c | June 11, 2014
‘I think a lot of the wearables will come out of Israel,’ predicts Robert Scoble, one of America’s most highly regarded tech evangelists
Every province experienced a statistically significant decline in at least one subject
Sphero 2.0 Tech Toy
By News on the Net | June 11, 2014
Kids will love to play with this robotic ball indoors and outdoors during their summer holiday.
Barack Obama: Taliban’s Friend - America’s Judas
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | June 11, 2014
Christ was sold for thirty pieces of silver – what is the price for us?
A Defeat for Terrible Teachers in California
By Heritage Foundation Katrina Trinko | June 11, 2014
Teacher Tenure Unconstitutional
Gauging local illicit drug use in real time could help police fight abuse
By American Chemical Society Kurunthachalam Kannan, Ph.D. | June 11, 2014
Levels of illicit drugs at two wastewater treatment plants
Tyranny is tyranny, whether it is soft, socialist, communist, fascistic, or theocratic
Toward 24-7 glucose monitoring to help manage diabetes
By American Chemical Society Sylvia Daunert, Ph.D. | June 11, 2014
A glucose/galactose binding protein (GBP) that changes shape when it attaches to glucose
Will it leave citizens freezing in the dark?
By Guest Column Maureen Bader, Wyoming Liberty Group | June 11, 2014
Data center in Cheyenne