Government's ongoing battle with terrorist group Al Shabaab and the marauding Somali pirates
The Flag
By News on the Net | March 13, 2011
To those offended by our flag
Government has not made the case for F-35 Purchase
By News on the Net | March 13, 2011
RE: PM comes to defence of attack aircraft, Terry Pender, Mar 12 2011
Spring can’t come soon enough for city’s water department
By Infrastructure News | March 13, 2011
Pipe nightmares
Thirty-Five Years of Pulling the Wool Over Peoples’ Eyes
By Guest Column Thor Asgardson | March 13, 2011
Not a hate crime but a sordid story of competing drug gangs resorting to violence to settle a score
Will Barack Try Syndicalism to Cripple America?
An Earthquake and a Tsunami
By Ari Bussel | March 13, 2011
There are no excuses for a lack of readiness or laziness at conducting drills or a “we will survive—we will manage” attitude
An Islamist’s Crocodile Tears
By Daniel Greenfield | March 13, 2011
Congressman Keith Ellison
Global Warming, R.I.P.
By Alan Caruba | March 13, 2011
I come to bury global warming, not to praise it
Empty Suits Are Dangerous
By Dr. Gerald Stephens | March 13, 2011
Mr. Obama, is without question a megalomaniacal Marxist
Daylight Saving Time- Does It Really Make Sense?
By Jack Dini | March 13, 2011
The idea was first suggested by Benjamin Franklin during his tenure as an American delegate in Paris. A well-known skinflint, Franklin calculated that thousands of pounds of candle wax could be saved with his idea
Gas price too high? Thank the greens, Dems, and Clinton
By Henry Lamb | March 13, 2011
The real reason ANWR remains closed to needed domestic oil production is the relentless propaganda campaign waged by green organizations that preach the now-discredited gospel of global warming
Does An Attacker Attacked Have A Right To Attack Back?
By J.J. Jackson | March 13, 2011
Rights? Really? Rights are inalienable things. They are granted by God. The collective bargaining “rights” the unions had were negotiated in a contract
Every year 25,000 people die from gastrointestinal bleeding due to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as Aspirin, Tylenol, Advil and Motrin (ibuprofen), and Aleve (naproxen)
Utility Meets Political Correctness
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | March 12, 2011
Mercedes GLK 350 4Matic and Toyota Prius
Warner, Fox Movies Come to Smart Phones
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | March 12, 2011
"Groundbreaking App Editions"
Live Feed from Japan
By Judi McLeod | March 12, 2011
TV Asahi, Canadian, American Red Cross Donations
Welcome to the Third World
By Paul Driessen | March 12, 2011
Develop American energy – or say good-bye to jobs, revenue and modern living standards
CIBC branches will also collect donations for the Red Cross
Building Nuclear Power Plants
By News on the Net | March 12, 2011
Containing radiation
Fighting to maintain the status quo
By Klaus Rohrich | March 12, 2011
America's recession of 2008 exposed just how corrupt and out of touch most politicians were with common Americans
Union Myths and Myth-stakes
By Jerry McConnell | March 12, 2011
One-third of U. S. wages are provided by the government
Kerchner and Apuzzo on CFP Radio Tonight
By Doug Hagmann & Judi McLeod | March 12, 2011
CFP Radio: Hagmann McLeod Report
The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend
By Arnold Ahlert | March 12, 2011
Peter King's Congressional hearings regarding Muslim radicalization
The Japanese Quake: Another Ice Age Precursor?
By Philip V. Brennan | March 12, 2011
Raised Bed Garden
By Dub and Deb | March 12, 2011
Landscaping and planted completed
Japan is the Worst Case Scenario
By Alan Caruba | March 12, 2011
You can rebuild buildings, roads, bridges, railroads and such, but restoring confidence in the future will take a generation or two for Japan
Dr. Oscar Elias Biscet Gonzalez Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
By Guest Column | March 12, 2011
Documentary "Nobody listened"
Palestine - Pontification, Prediction and Poppycock
By David Singer | March 12, 2011
Prime Minister - Benjamin Netanyahu - is to announce a new peace plan in May
It’s Deja vu All Over Again
By Institute for Energy Research | March 11, 2011
Politicians Pontificate Policies That Pump Up Prices