Bam! We’re Already Hitting the Debt Ceiling Again
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | February 6, 2014
The new normal
U.S. situation getting worse
By Guest Column Sandy Dameron | February 6, 2014
ObamaCare, terrorism, economy, borders
When Liberals Attack, Lie and Play the Race Card
By Selwyn Duke | February 6, 2014
Low-info journalists disgorging low-truth work and now, more than ever, working for a low-readership media
My Pedro Pan Reunion
By Elvira Fernandez Hasty | February 6, 2014
Exodus of Cuban children under the sponsorship of the Catholic Welfare Bureau
America Has Lost Her Will to Live
By Selwyn Duke | February 6, 2014
Having been fed lies for decades, Americans will soon find out that their tomorrows will only be as great as their appreciation of their yesterdays
Where No One Locks The Door
By Doug Patton | February 6, 2014
Securing your home
Michael Gove – UK Education Warrior – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
By David C. Jennings | February 6, 2014
Longer schools days, Charter Schools, Voucher system, Competition
ObamaCare: ‘Liberating’ the Workers
By Arnold Ahlert | February 6, 2014
Job-Lock: The Left explains why choosing not to work because of the health care law is a good thing
Obama and His Media Loyalists Still Spinning Benghazi
By Roger Aronoff | February 6, 2014
To suggest that Obama and Rice did everything right, and that they did not mislead the public, is disingenuous
NGOs Urge UN Action as Cuba Arrests Top Dissident Ahead of Geneva Testimony
By News on the Net Geneva Summit | February 5, 2014
Antunez was scheduled to address the Feb. 25th Geneva Summit for Human Rights, organized by global coalition of dissidents and NGOs
The Gay Attack on American Values
By Alan Caruba | February 5, 2014
It is 3% of the population demanding that 97% toss aside their faith and their values to accommodate the aberration called homosexuality
ObamaCare’s Economic Destruction Exposed
By Matthew Vadum | February 5, 2014
Obamacare will kill 2 million full-time American jobs
No, Jay Carney. ‘Freedom’ is not just a ‘Certain Buzzword’
By Robert Laurie | February 5, 2014
Jay Carney reveals himself, and it's utterly pathetic.
Charles Darwin’s Botanical Studies
By Wes Porter | February 5, 2014
February gardening: Berberis darwini
Mounting evidence links lead’s toxic effects to criminal behavior
By American Chemical Society | February 5, 2014
Babies born post-ban were exposed to far less lead
Approach helps identify new biofuel sources that don’t require farmland
By American Chemical Society Ariane Deniset-Besseau, Ph.D. | February 5, 2014
A novel laboratory instrument that combines an atomic force microscope with a tunable infrared laser source.
Electronically controlled drugs could minimize side effects
By American Chemical Society Xinyan Tracy Cui, Ph.D. | February 5, 2014
Cui said this approach could be useful in treating epilepsy
How to tell when bubbly goes bad before popping the cork
By American Chemical Society Montserrat Riu-Aumatell, Ph.D. | February 5, 2014
Researchers exploring the chemistry of sparkling wine are turning to the food industry for alternatives
Can a Marxist who wants to take down the Free West really be “not a bad guy”?
By Judi McLeod | February 5, 2014
Obama, O'Reilly and the Fundamental Transformation of America
How Conservatives Lost the Light Bulb (and Got it Back Again)
By Gretchen Olson | February 5, 2014
The march toward compliance with Agenda 21-global sustainability goes on
Are Conservatives Kidding Themselves?
By Ron Lipsman | February 5, 2014
Obama's mentors were communists, race baiters, violent radicals, corrupt politicians. Style of governing combines divisiveness, mean-spiritedness, lawlessness and manifest incompetence
Big Labor Burned by ObamaCare
By Arnold Ahlert | February 5, 2014
Unions furious to learn the law will apply to them too
Because we can only take so much of this heat!
Art news: Vet turned sculptor
By Tim Saunders | February 5, 2014
Liz Watts
Republicans trail 2-1 after one quarter of a four-year football game
By Herman Cain | February 5, 2014
But the second quarter is now, and it's huge
The world’s first lightweight breast implant
By Guest Column Israel21c | February 5, 2014
Two Israeli brothers, a plastic surgeon and a biomedical engineer, believe they’ve invented the most lightweight silicone implant ever.
Missed Inflation Targets and the Case for Price-Level Targeting
By C.D. Howe Institute | February 5, 2014
Price-level targeting is an alternative that offers potential advantages over inflation targeting
Is Keystone The Biggest Green Defeat Ever?
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | February 5, 2014
Green Movement Threatens Obama With Election Boycott If He Approves Keystone Pipeline
Motoring: winter help for motorists
By Tim Saunders | February 5, 2014
Autoglym de-icer can be sprayed anywhere on the car including the locks, without damaging the paintwork
Motoring: Citroen DS3 Cabrio
By Tim Saunders | February 5, 2014
It’s a gutsy, fun car to drive with plenty of power, if required

