Why Is Our Port Security For Sale?
By James A. Lyons, Jr. Admiral, USN (ret) | May 3, 2018
The 50-year lease of the Port of Wilmington cannot be allowed to be enacted until a full security review has been conducted
We all know who Zuckerberg is, and we’ve already learned not to trust him. So why should we believe that this effort will turn out to be anything other than an extension of what he’s already done?
Only a change in people’s hearts will do that. Even so, Roe v. Wade is bad law and it should be overturned. It looks like Iowa is the latest state to take a run at making it happen
He’s recognized the most important thing, which is that we have to let ourselves be free as individuals, and as thinkers, rather than simply erecting our own chains and shackles and bars, because we don’t know how to think like people
Remember: Being conservative doesn’t mean you have to spend your life in perpetual outrage. That’s a horrible way to live. Leave it to the left.
Cambridge Analytica shutting down, company says
By Fox News | May 2, 2018
Military plane crashes near Georgia airport, FAA says
By Fox News | May 2, 2018
Cameras catch deadly military cargo plane crash in Georgia
The Constitutional Work–Around for Term Limits
By Michael R. Shannon | May 2, 2018
It’s no accident that education, Congress and penal institutions all grant more privileges based solely on how much time you’ve served
#MeToo Movement Quickly Morphed Into #MeTooBS
By Katy Grimes | May 2, 2018
It's time to call out the #MeTooBS.
To monitor the health of cities' residents, look no further than their sewers
By studying lake sediments in Canada, scientists have constructed a history of tellurium deposits
Bottom line? If they win, they will ABSOLUTELY pursue impeachment. Count on it.
Scientists could someday treat disease by inhibiting the growth of harmful gut microbes
Improving 3-D printing of plastic parts
By American Chemical Society | May 2, 2018
3-D printed plastics are tougher with a modification of the starting materials
New, accurate Israeli method detects early breast cancer
By ISRAEL21c | May 2, 2018
Researchers say an inexpensive ‘electronic nose’ diagnosed breast cancer with 95% accuracy and may be used for other cancers in the future
Israeli protective vest to be tested on Orion spacecraft
By ISRAEL21c | May 2, 2018
The protective garment is designed to shield sensitive organs and bone marrow from the effects of outer-space radiation
The disconnect between the alarmist rhetoric on climate change, and the actual peer-reviewed research, is astonishing
Double Standard: CNN’s Stelter Silent on NBC Pressuring Female Journalists to Back Brokaw
By News on the Net -- NewsBusters | May 2, 2018
Facebook Has Begun To Rank News Organizations By Trust, Zuckerberg Says
By News on the Net -- Buzzfeed | May 2, 2018
How airbags work (video)
By American Chemical Society | May 2, 2018
Learn about the past and present of vehicle airbags and the lifesaving chemistry and physics that make them work
Paddington's a fun adventure populated with likeable characters (even the baddies aren't very bad once you get to know them), a wonderful film that families can watch together without being grossed out, pandered to, or indoctrinated
Ford Expedition, Ford Escape
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation scholarship program for low income students
By Guest Column -- Arnold Avery | May 2, 2018
“What might work in Ontario to shorten wait times and improve health services might not work in Alberta or New Brunswick—freeing the provinces to experiment with successful health policies would ultimately produce a better universal healthcare