Palestine: Abbas, Attitude and Annexation
By David Singer | January 10, 2013
Abbas has helped advance this possible outcome because of his inane Presidential decree consigning the Palestinian Authority to the dustbin of history
China’s Copper Fixation
By Jack Dini | January 9, 2013
China's Voracious Copper Appetite
The Top Ten Energy Questions Senator Hagel Needs to Answer
By Institute for Energy Research | January 9, 2013
Senators weighing Senator Hagel's confirmation should make sure he answers the following ten questions
Numerous companies went bankrupt despite free or easy money either because their technologies were too complicated, too expensive, or markets were insufficient to support their products
Why? Because I can...
New poll finds Congress less popular than lice, cockroaches, and Nickelback
By Robert Laurie | January 9, 2013
People would rather deal with used car salesmen than their elected officials
When Teachers aren’t Smarter than a Fifth-grader
By Selwyn Duke | January 9, 2013
Idiocracy has arrived
The insanity escalates!
By Guest Column Richard Frank | January 9, 2013
Useful idiots
Union thugs set up ‘walk of shame’ at Michigan Capitol
By Dan Calabrese | January 9, 2013
"No union, no peace."
Met Office Climb Down
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | January 9, 2013
How Did The Media Do?
Magnets are crucial to an enormous number of products
Ingredient in diarrhea medicine leads to sustainable new farm fertilizer
By American Chemical Society Boli Ni, Ph.D. | January 9, 2013
Guar gum, used in cosmetics and to thicken foods, and humic acid from decayed plant material
Used coffee grounds are a rich source of healthful antioxidants
By American Chemical Society Maria-Paz de Peña, Ph.D. | January 9, 2013
Filter, plunger and espresso-type coffeemakers left more antioxidants in coffee grounds, while mocha coffeemakers left the least
Defying the Obama Administration on Religious Liberty
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | January 9, 2013
Obamacare’s double whammy
L.A. Police Have History of Seizing Fake ‘Rocket Launchers’
By Warner Todd Huston | January 9, 2013
Old Media scaremongering
Chemical modules that mimic predator-prey and other behaviors
By American Chemical Society Yannick Rondelez, Ph.D. | January 9, 2013
To understand and control how groups of molecules interact with each other, as animals do in nature
Making whole wheat bread taste and smell more appetizing
By American Chemical Society Devin G. Peterson, Ph.D. | January 9, 2013
Ferulic acid
Building a home where the antelope roam
By Guest Column Israel21c | January 9, 2013
Development begins this month on Israel’s first urban wildlife nature reserve, a 64-acre plot in the heart of Jerusalem where wild gazelles still roam.
School Shootings Solution: Not Gun Control or Guard Patrol — Door Control
By Selwyn Duke | January 9, 2013
Weak-link door, JAMBLOCK
Professor Seidman Wants to Disassemble the Constitution?
By Hal Rounds | January 9, 2013
Seidman and his wards, wish to invent a new world, based upon their own vacuous view that all prior humans human lacked their airy sophistication
Property, Rule of Law & Freedom
By Kelly O'Connell | January 9, 2013
Let's Return to Constitutional Economic Rights Before it's Too Late
We’ll Keep the Red Flag Flying Here
By Daniel Greenfield | January 9, 2013
There is a flag flying over Washington and it's no longer the stars and stripes, but the same red flag that flies over Chicago
Would States Secede to Protect Their Citizens?
By Alan Caruba | January 9, 2013
The U.S. Constitution was written in the wake of the failure of the Articles of Confederation
Worshiping at the temple of the Vagina
By John Lillis | January 9, 2013
Making the case that Catholics in America and the western world have already accomplished the great schism by way of women and the "Vagina Law"
NAZIs branded this Polish Catholic with a special Auschwitz Memento
By Frank Milewski | January 8, 2013
Mr. Kolodziejek is believed to be the only one still living with this kind of tattoo
North Dakota is a shining example of the potential to grow the economy through energy development
Hillary and her Benghazi Testimony
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | January 8, 2013
What now? A coma?
Nearly 6 in 10 Americans View Abortion as Morally Wrong
These eye-catching, vibrant colors have worked their way into product packaging, safety equipment, toys and countless other commercial products.
Eagle’s Nest Cut down for wind project
By News on the Net | January 8, 2013
Ostrander Point IBA