Newtown a Microcosm of Government Failure
By Doug Patton | December 27, 2012
When seconds count, the police are only 20 minutes away
Blasphemy as a National Security Threat
By Daniel Greenfield | December 27, 2012
Muslims have restored blasphemy prosecutions to the United States and Europe through violence.
Don’t tell Me What I Need, Or Don’t Need!
By J.D. Longstreet | December 27, 2012
I vote for freedom ... period!
Staying out of the limelight on the Benghazi Scandal
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | December 26, 2012
Hillary's Concussion excuse
End the Wind Power Tax Credit
By Alan Caruba | December 26, 2012
The wind industry in America has cost taxpayers $20 billion over the past two decades
The Blame Game
By Guest Column Kathlyn Messina | December 26, 2012
The precedent being set at the highest levels of government
Bloggers Outing Gun Owner Outers at The Journal News
By Judi McLeod | December 26, 2012
Looks like anonymity just walked off the job at The Journal News and won’t be coming back anytime soon
Syria’s covert war potentially includes journalists serving as spies
By Kerry Patton | December 26, 2012
Many of these journalists have been killed by pro-Assad forces while some have been killed by anti-Assad opposition
Why the Founding Fathers Matter
By Tom Deweese | December 26, 2012
Our Founders understood government and its dangers to our liberty
African refugee boys get a new start in Israel
By Guest Column Israel21c | December 26, 2012
‘A stable, loving environment, food in their stomachs every day and a place they can go to sleep every night knowing they will be safe in the morning.’
‘Christmas Miracle’
By News on the Net | December 26, 2012
This Blind Dog, Lost in an Alaska Snowstorm, Returned Home Thanks to a Local Musher
Obama’s Cap-and-Trade Scheme for Cars
By Heritage Foundation Rachael Slobodien | December 26, 2012
The new CAFE standard requires American families to bear all the costs the regulation imposes, while allowing special interests receive all the benefits
United States Universities Top China and India
By Jack Dini | December 26, 2012
For now, the US university system is still far ahead. But over the next decade, there will be a global competition to educate the next generation
A Failed Congress
By Alan Caruba | December 26, 2012
This is misfeasance—the improper and unlawful execution of an act that in itself is lawful—by a Congress charged with the governance of the nation
Someone Else Will Pay
By Daniel Greenfield | December 26, 2012
The age of the lazy, egotistical, cowardly, spiteful and petty man of the people, who prefers to avoid the people, the enemies list
Christmas, Jesus & the Sandy Hook Massacre
By Kelly O'Connell | December 26, 2012
Could a Wave of Forgiveness Sweep America?
The government failed: Let’s depend more on the government!
By Mark Andrew Dwyer | December 25, 2012
Or The "Liberal" anti-gun hysteria
Christmas 2012
By J.D. Longstreet | December 25, 2012
May God richly bless you and your family this Christmas and in the New Year to come
A Christmas Message from Jim DeMint
By Heritage Foundation | December 25, 2012
Merry Christmas and a joyous holiday season
Hagel, Obama and the Israeli elections
By Caroline Glick | December 25, 2012
Hagel's possible elevation to Defense Secretary
Why the Jews Vote for the Democrats
By Daniel Wiseman | December 25, 2012
This last election, most Jewish Democrats, proudly wore their Obama yarmulkes, and voted for the president’s re-election
A Clear, Cold Night
By William Kevin Stoos | December 25, 2012
For Christmas was, is, and always will be, a clear cold, night
Allah Akbar and Ho Ho Ho
By Daniel Greenfield | December 25, 2012
Glowing Muslim crescent and star symbol nudges its way onto a seasonal landscape of Christmas trees, menorahs and Kwanzaa candles.
Afghan cop murders American police advisor in Kabul
By Jim Kouri | December 25, 2012
Afghan female police officer allegedly opened fire on the law enforcement veteran Joseph Griffin
Let it glow, let it glow, let it glow
By Institute for Energy Research | December 24, 2012
Energy production and usage is wonderful for comfort, convenience, good mood, and even celebration
OH Bethlehem what have they done to you?
By David Rushton | December 24, 2012
May the Spirit of Bethlehem live on in our hearts. Not only on December 25th, but all year long
Everything Sparkles on New Year’s
By David White | December 24, 2012
Fortunately, there are plenty of affordable sparklers from regions outside Champagne
The Fear of God
By Michael Oberndorf, RPA | December 24, 2012
On this, the celebration of the birth of Christ over 2000 years ago, we are witness to nearly frantic attempts by the left of suppress Christmas
Antisemitism & The Latest Performance of Roger Waters
By News on the Net EYEontheUN | December 24, 2012
Pink Floyd member makes anti-Semetic speech at U.N.
Five-Ingredient Appetizers
By News on the Net | December 24, 2012

