Questions for the President: Prescription for America
Twelve exceptional students receive award for leadership and excellence in music education
Bermuda, Palau, Hawaii, illegal Islamist combatants
Obama: "The cost of inaction is greater," accusing critics of "fear tactics" about "socialized medicine."
Rides in a car, eats Hamburgers, fetches a beer
Edie Falco, The Sopranos, voter registration lawsuit
Carbon Market, tax on everything, greenhouse gas reduction policies
Patriots, our ultimate goal to Take Back America
Clinicians from the Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montreal, CHUM
Anti-stimulus package that in the name of saving the earth will destroy the American economy.
How the pro-Beijing lobby has exaggerated fears over upsetting the Chinese regime
Improved power, fuel efficiency and environmental sophistication join advanced and intuitive standard features at a competitive price
pursue more perfect moments under summer skies
Five-year-old Typhaine Taton, Maubeuge
Nationalized health care, Government dysfunction, Medicaid, Veterans Administration
Medical decisions should be made by patients, their families, and their doctors, not by government bureaucrats, ObamaCare
Gore to lobby House Democrats on Waxman-Markey
Department of Homeland Security, REAL ID, E-Verify, Traffic Light Cameras, Secuirty Cameras
Greenpeace USA, refrigerant chemicals, dangerous global warming threat
Chicago, 2016 Summer Olympics, President Obama established a White House Olympics office
President Obama could talk around the issues raised about his proposal rather than really answering them
Top protestant evangelist to promote new religion; 'Chrislam' at radical Muslim convention
Government-run health care program competing with private health insurers
A Rough Patch: Alberta Economic Profile and Forecast
Reduce public expenditure, role of government, least damage to education, health and services to the elderly?
Attempting to smuggle 141 pounds of marijuana on surfboards
Government does not “compete” with the business sector. It overwhelms, dictates, sets controls, and eventually replaces it
Healthcare could be cheaper if we don't give old folks and the infirm the full measure of care they now get