Spun Canadian economic data shilling for a Socialist America?
By Judi McLeod | July 18, 2012
Obama’s socialist policies that are suppressing an American economy on which the Free World still depends
James O'Keefe strikes again
The 2013 Forester features two versions of Subaru symmetrical full-time All-Wheel Drive
An extensive facelift with revised styling, chassis enhancements to improve ride quality, new amenities and audio capabilities
Obama is real outsourcing champ, he’s outsourced our national security to the UN
By Guest Column Anne Bayefsky | July 18, 2012
So the next time the president shouts "outsourcer" in a crowded theater, show him the door
GM Crops Save Money and Lives
By Jack Dini | July 18, 2012
Bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) have helped to control several major insect pests and reduce the need for insecticide sprays
An Activist Conservative Supreme Court
By Bruce Walker | July 18, 2012
Using radical conservative judicial activism to restore our system of limited government
At War with Iran
By Alan Caruba | July 18, 2012
For now there are wars and rumors of war, and the world remains a huge insane asylum
Something to really quack about…
By Guest Column Karen Kenney | July 18, 2012
Golden Goosie Award
Manufacturers are looking for more reliable sources of these ingredients
Kitchen exhaust fans vary in effectiveness in reducing indoor air pollution
By American Chemical Society Brett C. Singer, Ph.D. | July 18, 2012
None of the devices performed well in all of the key functions: fan efficiency, efficiency in capturing polluted air for exhaust and sound levels
Enhanced royal jelly produces jumbo queen bee larvae
By American Chemical Society Chia-Nan Chen, Ph.D. | July 18, 2012
The super-nutritious substance that dictates whether larvae become workers or queens
All-they-can-eat diet for lab mice & rats may foster inaccurate test results
By American Chemical Society Gale Carey, Ph.D. | July 18, 2012
Having free access to food is likely to affect the results of tests for the toxicity and cancer-causing effects of new drugs and other substances in rodents
Green plants reduce pollution on city streets up to eight times more than previously believed
By American Chemical Society Thomas A. M. Pugh, Ph.D. | July 18, 2012
Judicious placement of grass, climbing ivy and other plants in urban canyons can reduce the concentration at street level of NO2 by as much as 40 percent
Consider possible positives, as well as possible negatives
By Ian R. Campbell | July 18, 2012
This drought and resultant consequences as they unfold are things to focus on and watch closely in the days and months to come.
Germany’s Green Energy Panic
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | July 18, 2012
Government Fears Voter Anger About Electricity Prices Explosion
Inhofe Op Ed: The Not-So-Great Green Fleet
By EPW Blog | July 18, 2012
President Obama's skewed national defense priorities
The End of Welfare Reform As We Know It
By Heritage Foundation Amy Payne | July 18, 2012
This Administration has had no problem acting in an imperial way, rewriting law on its own, whether its new dictates are legal or not.
The president’s leap over common sense and straight to lunacy
By Guest Column Bruce Butler | July 18, 2012
A list of taxes and fees paid by businesses
Bankruptcy: Cities First, Then The States
By Douglas V. Gibbs | July 18, 2012
Our insolence, if we don't stop the progressive wave of utopianism, could result ultimately in the collapse of our nation. The bankruptcy of cities is only just the beginning
When Governments Elect Another People
By Daniel Greenfield | July 18, 2012
Demographics is destiny. The left is reshaping countries to match its demographic targets
Obama’s Heart and Soul
By By Dag Barkley, CFP's Resident Cartoonist | July 17, 2012
Attack Ads
Windfarms in Quebec, a redundant investment
By Guest Column Mark Duchamp | July 17, 2012
Letter to the Premier of Quebec: Loss of Wildlife, Loss of Property Values, Loss of Jobs
Does Our Celebration of a Lack of Virtue Portend US Collapse?
Listing of the Lesser Prairie-Chicken would negatively affect agriculture, the construction of highway infrastructure, and energy development
Shunning Obama from Public Consciousness
By Judi McLeod | July 17, 2012
Drive Obama out of your mind instead of allowing the invader to drive you out of yours
Cultural Equivalency
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | July 17, 2012
We will keep our “hope” for a prosperous capitalist America, while liberals can take their phony “change” and spend it in Cuba
The Mother of All Hoaxes
By Alan Caruba | July 17, 2012
The poles are not melting, the glaciers are growing, the oceans rise mere millimeters over centuries, and right now planet Earth is cooling
Nothing Beats a Good Con
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 17, 2012
IPCC’s revised principles do not instill confidence that their future assessment reports will be any less biased than those of the past. In short, the con will go on
Sick And Tired Of Obama
By J.D. Longstreet | July 17, 2012
Americans are going to be utterly astounded at the lengths to which Obama and his disciples will will go to retain their hold on power

