Can Less Zoom-Zoom Be a Good Thing? By | March 7, 2010
Mazda CX-7 and Mazda6
Bean Defense for Refusing to Return Rangel Cash: “I spent it” By | March 7, 2010
From the Palatine Tea Party…
Blowing Wind Up Your Skirt By | March 6, 2010
The wind and solar energy industries, as well as the biofuels industry, continue to depend on government subsidies to exist,
What Was Learned From the Obama Health Care Summit By | March 6, 2010
Obama demonstrates an overwhelming fetish for displaying his exhaustive constitutional illiteracy
The PC Wars of 2010 and Beyond - Spiritual wickedness in high places By | March 6, 2010
Liberalism snuck into the textbooks, the minds and, now; very deeply into the hearts of our young
Culture of Disruption By | March 6, 2010
Culture of Corruption isn't too newsworthy when it involves Democrats
Virginia Decommissions the “Arts” By | March 6, 2010
Politics is broken. Not because laws don’t get passed, but because too many publicity–seeking, trivial, nanny–state laws do get passed
Reconciliation: the Dems’ “Nuclear Option” By | March 6, 2010
Democrats took great delight in using the 60-vote filibuster rule to prevent President Bush’s judicial nominations from ever coming to the floor for a vote
What Madness Is This? By Mark Odenbach | March 6, 2010
Our Founders felt that the government should be run by people with integrity and honor, not elites who could buy elections
The Real Purpose Is Control By | March 6, 2010
Healthcare Bill, a part of Obama's Bolshevik Plot
Chinese Land Official Says ‘Golden Lampstand Church will be Destroyed’ By | March 6, 2010
50,000-member Linfen Church Network
Ottawa unveils First World War commemoration plan By | March 6, 2010
Death of last veteran spurs country-wide ceremonies on April 9, the day Canadians took Vimy Ridge in France
KNU Statement Requesting UN SG to Call on SPDC to Stop Attacks against Karen Civilians By | March 6, 2010
Karen National Union, Attacks by the SPDC Burmese Army against Karen and other ethnic peoples
Noam Chomsky’s Visceral Hatreds By | March 6, 2010
Lives in an academic netherworld of political fantasies, conspiracies, and intellectually-imbecilic distortions of history and fact
3 held in alleged anti-gay BB shooting in S.F. By | March 5, 2010
Mohammad Habibzada, Shafiq Hashemi and Sayed Bassam,
Any House member who votes for the Senate health bill is casting a career-defining pro-abortion vote By | March 5, 2010
National Right to Life:
Service Employees Inat’l Union Gives $1.7 Mil to Ill. Gov. Quinn By | March 5, 2010
As everyone else in the state is losing his job, these trough-feeders want you to pay more taxes for their comfort
Kirk Henry asks for Protective Order against Lisa Rizzolo By | March 5, 2010
Unpaid beating victim Kirk Henry, still waiting 9 years later
China rhetoric raises threat concerns By | March 5, 2010
Beijing is shifting its oft-stated "peaceful rise" policy toward an aggressive, anti-U.S. posture
Republican resolutions rejecting DC Healthcare reform pass Oklahoma State Senate Today By | March 5, 2010
Turning our health care over to the federal government is a serious problem that deserves serious discussion, even at the state level
Poll: Most Americans say cities have no right to ban handguns By | March 5, 2010
The Rasmussen survey clearly shows that Americans have grown weary of anti-gun municipal demagoguery
Health Care Battle Near an End? By | March 5, 2010
President Obama is as determined as ever to get it done, betting that doing nothing would be worse for his presidency than forcing passage of something; anything
2001-2010 Snowiest Decade on Record By | March 5, 2010
There is no global warming. Weather satellites confirm that the Earth has been in a cooling cycle since 1998
Look On the Bright Side By | March 5, 2010
Obama’s approval ratings continue to decline
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Moscow’s First Tea Party By | March 5, 2010
Pocket Messiah Obama's Easter Healthcare passage
Guangzhou Police Kidnap Pastor Wang Dao By | March 5, 2010
Government banned Liangren Church, indicting them for holding illegal religious organizations
NREL Shows 20 Percent Wind by 2024 Is Possible, but it Ignores the Economics of Competing Technologi By | March 5, 2010
While it may be possible to get 20 percent of our electricity from wind, we have to ask, “Is it worth the costs?”
Ceremony to honour Babcock, First World War veterans By | March 5, 2010
A moment in our history that we should never forget
As the Energy Dept. Cozies up with “Big Wind”, and US Taxpayers Bankroll “Green Jobs” in China By | March 5, 2010
"What, exactly, is a 'green' job?"
TELUS to offer the Android-powered MOTOROLA BACKFLIP with MOTOBLUR By | March 5, 2010
The ultimate smartphone available later this year