The hardest life: surviving Cuban jail
By News on the Net | July 31, 2010
During their seven years in Cuban prisons, former prisoners say they were confined to tiny windowless cells, fed inedible food and abused psychologically.
Congress of Children
By Daniel Greenfield | July 31, 2010
Obama cult of personality
6 new credit scams to watch out for
By News on the Net | July 31, 2010
Phishing, Debit, Credit Card, Mortgage scams
Constitution Day Is Coming!
By Henry Lamb | July 31, 2010
September 17
Urge Senate to Pass Firearms Excise Tax Reform Now
By CCRKBA | July 31, 2010
Corrects a longstanding inequity in the Internal Revenue Code
Beware the MPs who are cozy with the NCCC!
By News on the Net | July 31, 2010
Why the Chinese Canadian Leaders laments CSIS Spy Allegation
Let the Markets work. They maximize motives, morals and real production
Russia today: Victm or spy nation
By Toby Westerman | July 31, 2010
Russia is, indeed, a spy nation
See no evil
By Caroline Glick | July 31, 2010
Oliver Stone, Helen Thomas, Mel Gibson, out-of-the-closet celebrity Jew-haters
77 percent of registered voters oppose efforts in Congress to tax American companies twice on income earned abroad
Newspapers Urge New York Governor to Veto No Fault Divorce
By Christian Newswire | July 30, 2010
"It is reasonable to assume that New York's adoption of No Fault Divorce will push its divorce rate up to that of its neighbors, yielding 76,000 - 81,000 divorces annually."
How Much Will Cap-and-Trade Cost You?
By Institute for Energy Research | July 30, 2010
The IER Kerry-Lieberman Cap-and-Trade Burden Calculator
Where In The World Is Imam Feisal?
By Claudia Rosett | July 30, 2010
$100 million high-rise Islamic Center next to New York's Ground Zero
Deceit and Denial upon Our Ramparts
By Guest Column Greg Easley | July 30, 2010
An Open letter to the Republican Party and America
State Workers Who Identified Illegal Aliens Face Criminal Charges
By Jim Kouri | July 30, 2010
Face criminal charges for violating state and federal privacy laws
Kamakura: the center of Japan’s exciting past
By Troy Media | July 30, 2010
A wonderful day-trip destination for visitors who want a short respite from the city’s neon lights and hectic humdrum.
Hokkaido: Japan’s last frontier
By Troy Media | July 30, 2010
An ideal destination all year round, offering a variation of exciting activities and striking vistas for every season of the year
Wurzburg marks the start of Germany’s Romantic Road
By Troy Media | July 30, 2010
Wurzburg allows the traveler to get hold of his or her bearings and enjoy the scenery in a laid-back and relaxed pace.
Weikersheim is proud of its Renaissance Palace
By Troy Media | July 30, 2010
A picturesque little town that transports you back in time
Want cheap airfares? See Europe
By Troy Media | July 30, 2010
470 vehicles to address potential for steering shaft disengagement
By Guest Column | July 30, 2010
Lexus Canada is not aware of any accidents related to this condition.
Toyota announces voluntary safety campaign
Refs Are Biased: Report
By News on the Net | July 30, 2010
Referees were less likely to penalize the team of their own country and would punish the opposite team, said Dr. Lionel Page, of the Judge Business School at Cambridge University.
Calcium Supplements May Raise Risk of Heart Attack
By News on the Net | July 30, 2010
"What we found was a 30 percent increase in heart attacks in the people who were randomized to take calcium," Reid said.
Milton Friedman on Mineral Resource Theory
By Robert L. Bradley, Jr. | July 30, 2010
Remembering a giant of social thought
Video: Voices of Those Harmed by Obama’s Moratorium
By Institute for Energy Research | July 30, 2010
A New Crisis in the Gulf: The Offshore Moratorium
Rabbis of the large Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods of Jerusalem have strongly objected to a proposed "Gay Pride March" that has been scheduled
Sherrod Says She’ll Sue Andrew Breitbart
By Warner Todd Huston | July 30, 2010
Sherrod also once again pushed the lie that Fox News was a culprit in her firing
More Unaccountable Obama Czars
By Phyllis Schlafly | July 30, 2010
Food Czar Sam Kass, Health Czar, Donald Berwick
SAF sues in Maryland over handgun permit denial
By Second Amendment Foundation | July 30, 2010
"We are supporting Mr. Woollard in this action because constitutional rights trump bureaucratic whims."