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Tian Tian, the giant panda at the National Zoo is ecstatic about the blizzard

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Though the blizzard is keeping thousands of residents in the East Coast locked up in their homes, one animal is having the time outside in the snow. Tian Tian, the giant panda at Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, D.C., woke up ecstatic to see a blanket of snow this morning. The zoo took a video of the 264-pound panda playfully rolling around in it, enjoying himself like a child in a candy store. More...
- Monday, January 25, 2016

Saint Bernard rescued after falling into icy lake

This Saint Bernard could have used a Saint Bernard. Instead, emergency responders in Virginia assumed the role of the famous rescue breed – pulling the plucky pooch out of an icy lake. Milo fell into a frozen lake in Fairfax Station. More...
- Sunday, January 24, 2016

Beware the Coming Infrastructure Rip-Off!

Toronto, – Working Canadians has launched a new campaign to publicize the costly and unfair policies of governments that favour unionized companies over their non-unionized counterparts in the granting of contracts to participate in government infrastructure contracts. This closed bidding process means that taxpayers end up paying significantly more for infrastructure than necessary, and that many legitimate, capable, taxpaying businesses are excluded from bidding on government projects that their tax dollars pay for. “In these difficult times when governments are already deep in debt and taxpayer dollars are scarce, it is disgraceful that governments continue to pursue these costly and unfair policies,” said Catherine Swift, President of Working Canadians.
- Thursday, January 21, 2016


The Brazilian Court Hotel Invites Guests to Indulge in the Property’s 90th Anniversary

PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Brazilian Court Hotel invites guests to take a step back in time to the roaring 20s, pop a bottle of Dom Pérignon, and celebrate the landmark anniversary of The Brazilian Court Hotel with the “$90,000 90thAnniversary Package.” Guests will experience a sophisticated anniversary celebration with out-of-this world amenities, decadent fine dining, and accommodations that re-define the standard of luxury. “The Brazilian Court Hotel $90,000 90thAnniversary” package is available for a limited time, from January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2016.
- Thursday, January 14, 2016

New and Inspiring Maori Food and Cultural Experiences

From the traditional hangi (earth oven) to foraging for ingredients harvested from the land and water, there are many ways to experience the culinary traditions of New Zealand’s Maori people.
- Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Premier and Minister owe Ontarians explanation on Nipigon Bridge failure

KITCHENER – Ontario PC Transportation Critic Michael Harris is calling on the Premier and Minister of Transportation for an explanation and answers going forward following the failure of the vital Nipigon River Bridge only 42 days after opening new westbound lanes of the $106-million bridge rebuild.
- Monday, January 11, 2016





AIM Editor on Cavuto show on FBN

Accuracy in Media Editor Roger Aronoff was a guest analyst on “Coast to Coast” with host Neil Cavuto on the Fox Business Network twice this month. The topic the first time was the politicized news coverage in the wake of the San Bernardino, California terrorist attack that killed 14.
- Monday, December 28, 2015


Playing the victim card: Islamophobia and the United Nations versus the GOP

Over at the United Nations, they are laying the groundwork for the 2016 American presidential election -- on behalf of the Democratic party. The perceived golden ticket? Playing the victim card. Wild and repeated accusations are being hurled against the GOP of systematic racism, xenophobia, and, in particular, “Islamophobia.”
- Wednesday, December 23, 2015


Federal Liberals are seeking to dismantle Bill C-377, NCC warns

(OTTAWA) Today, the National Citizens Coalition is pressing the federal Liberals to immediately abandon their plans to repeal Bill C-377, the important legislation to compel union groups to disclose their financial activities.
- Tuesday, December 22, 2015


The dogs that protect little penguins

When foxes discovered little penguins on a small Australian island, they nearly wiped the colony out. But a farmer came up with a novel way to protect the birds - and the story has been made into a hit film.
- Monday, December 14, 2015

S.C. State Guard Commander promoted to Major General

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Maj. Gen. Thomas S. Mullikin, commander of the S.C. State Guard (SCSG), received his second star during ceremonies at the historic Olympia Armory in Columbia, S.C., earlier this month.
- Monday, December 14, 2015

Government Appointment Concerns All Canadian Friends Of Israel

Christians United for Israel (CUFI) Canada is gravely concerned over the appointment of Member of Parliament Omar Alghabra to the Position of Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs by Prime Minister Trudeau.
- Friday, December 11, 2015

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