The socialistic agenda of Obama and his slippery accomplices in the environmental fields
The EPA’s Agenda: Undermine Capitalism and America
By Alan Caruba | January 23, 2014
The EPA is the instrument of those who want to undermine capitalism in any way it can
Food Stamp Explosion
By Arnold Ahlert | January 23, 2014
What it says about the fraudulent economic “recovery.”
SUDAN & SOUTH SUDAN: Helping Christians in the Midst of Violence
By News on the Net | January 23, 2014
Persecution and Prayer Alert, Voice of the Martyrs
ObamaCare does include a death panel, and the separation of powers is its first target
By Guest Column Kevin OBrien | January 23, 2014
ObamaCare is the left’s ticket to power, as everlasting as power can be in politics
NASA & NOAA Confirm Global Temperature Standstill Continues
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 23, 2014
Scientists Baffled As Sun Activity Falls To A Century Low
The Harper Conservatives and the Opposition Are Keeping Us in the Dark and They Like it That Way
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas | January 23, 2014
MPs and Senators are still operating in the dark ages when it comes to accountability. They like it in the dark just fine
No one cares about Obama’s ‘income inequality’ nonsense
By Herman Cain | January 23, 2014
Chicken feed.
Just a thought.
Hollywood conservatives under IRS scrutiny - because they met with Herman Cain?
By Robert Laurie | January 23, 2014
'You will name names'
Sun, Water, Winds and Weather
By Viv Forbes | January 23, 2014
Surface heat is maximised when the sun is directly overhead, near a peak in the sunspot cycle and when Earth’s orbit comes closest to the sun
Why They Marched, in Their Own Words
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | January 23, 2014
Every year, millions of tax dollars were already sent to abortion—and Obamacare only made that worse.
Union gets teacher, fired for watching porn in class, his job back
By Dan Calabrese | January 23, 2014
XXX-tra curricular activities.
So, what are we to do with these Gitmo detainees?
By Neil W. McCabe | January 23, 2014
In the conflict between security and civil rights, Obama may be sincerely torn, but considerations of pork conquer all others
Marriage School comes to Colorado
By David C. Jennings | January 23, 2014
Nanny state is not the one that should be giving it
Should we care if Republicans win elections?
By Jonathon Moseley | January 23, 2014
Only if there is a dime’s worth of difference between the parties, does it make sense to actually spend that dime electing a Republican
The closing of Andrew Cuomo’s mind
By Marta H. Mossburg | January 23, 2014
A very small view for a man who wants to fill the biggest office in the country
SUV and Light Truck Sales Up; Electric Car Sales Remain Low
By Institute for Energy Research | January 22, 2014
Chevrolet, electric vehicles, Fisker, Ford, Tesla
Climate change, EPA, Gina McCarthy, John Beale
Why Liberals Attack America
By Alan Caruba | January 22, 2014
The lesson is clear. It is liberals who have been working very hard to undermine the U.S. Constitution, our democracy, and our freedoms
Absolutely no one is buying Obama's NSA nothingburger
There's no downside, right? Wrong.
GOP establishment: Quit attacking the Tea Party and deliver some results
By Herman Cain | January 22, 2014
And Tea Party, be willing to up your game.
‘I Am Seized With Indignation At The Wicked Who Forsake You Law’
By Father Paul Nicholson | January 22, 2014
The March For Life in Washington DC.
UK art news: record sales for artist
By Tim Saunders | January 22, 2014
William North
Many are responding and investing millions to expand capacity for this promising new class.
Picturing pain could help unlock its mysteries and lead to better treatments
By American Chemical Society Sandip Biswal, M.D. | January 22, 2014
Past research has shown an association between pain and a certain kind of protein, called a sodium channel
Toward fixing damaged hearts through tissue engineering
By American Chemical Society Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, Ph.D. | January 22, 2014
Chitosan
Seashells inspire new way to preserve bones for archeologists, paleontologists
By American Chemical Society Luigi Dei, Ph.D. | January 22, 2014
Using skeletal fragments from the Late Middle Ages, they grew aragonite
New weapon in the war against superbugs?
By Guest Column Israel21c | January 22, 2014
Israeli researchers zero in on a protein that viruses use to kill bacteria, holding out hope of a new drug that could treat people infected with deadly resistant strains.