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In the human heart, the Baby in the Crèche who is the forever wondrous King of Kings, remains eternal

Making biologics on demand

Vines, similar to those pictured, contain a compound that could make pancreatic cancer cells susceptible to starvation

Addicts who exercise appear to be less vulnerable to relapsing upon returning to the environment where drugs were previously taken

An electrode network (branched pattern) and cyanobacteria (spiral pattern) were 3D printed on a mushroom to produce bio-electricity

Hebrew University researchers share results of a new glioblastoma treatment with the potential to improve and extend patients’ lives

There are too many top-secret documents and not enough staffers, they say


Who are the Big Circle Boys? By -- Global News | November 28, 2018


Political correctness doesn’t actually fight racism. It only pretends to do so, exploiting outrage over racism to justify its power grabs

Trump congratulates Hyde-Smith on her ‘big win’ in Mississippi’s special election

Voting has been the privilege of free people, and when it is permitted to be consistently undermined by any entity, the people are not truly free. It is an exercise in deception

California's devastating wildfires may have destroyed roughly 95 percent of Paradise, but one symbol, a cross, was left standing among the ashes giving residents hope.

“Canadian and Ontario taxpayers just found out they’re getting the opportunity to make an involuntary donation of $62 million to a profitable, private business."

“Something good can come out of this terrible incident that will help police and millions of legally-armed private citizens reduce the likelihood of such a tragedy ever happening again.”

Backup Proof for the Democrats’ obsessive need to impeach President Donald Trump

We must not let the “”Disciples of Chaos” get the upper hand in setting our policy goals




UK Parliament seizes Facebook consumer privacy docs

Hillary working out a plan to remain relevant

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The Supreme Court sided with landowners Tuesday in a dispute over the reach of the Endangered Species Act.

Holiday season layoffs from GM, brutal: Larry Kudlow

Sanders calls on Jim Acosta at White House press briefing