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Westboro baptist church in Topeka, Kansas, they protest military funerals
The pair had uncovered 14 home-made bombs and hoards of weapons in just five months – a record for a dog and his handler in the conflict.
Revolutionary times
Droids met the challenge of perceiving their self-image and reflecting on their own thoughts as part an effort to develop robots that are more adaptable in unpredictable situations
You're the couple that saved that dog,' I said, 'Yeah, sure.' But I think it was really those dolphins.
Most of the vehicles targeted have been pickup trucks, but James Walters' 2010 gray Honda Civic was also targeted.
CBN TV
Funding gap could force president to order a two-year delay in Environmental Protection Agency action, conference hears
Senator Lautenberg (probably the man who spoke to Martin Cadman all those years ago) speaks in a insider Washington rag called The Hill
The federal government has increasingly assumed unlimited powers and acted against the will of the people. When they can’t legislate, they regulate
"Canada’s Big Mistake," March 1
First F-35A flies. But will F-35s be good for Canada despite crippling cost overruns, stealth technology we will not be allowed to service and of little use for defence in Canadian airspace?
The solar surge began April 1, when the government brought in so-called feed-in tariffs guaranteeing prices as much as 12 times the market rate for electricity generated from the sun.
Since 2002 Canada has lost 500,000 manufacturing jobs
Michael E. Shannon M.A., M.Sc., M.D
Progressives
Confront protesters who are using the Veterans Memorial as a place to tape a lot of signs
Afghanistan
Dalton McGuinty’s track record on the eco-tax, the health tax and HST, we know that he is hardwired to tax
Families are also being stuck with an $18 million bill for fines local utilities incurred for overcharging them
NOAA’s assertion in the press release misrepresents the IG report, a misrepresentation that has been picked up by various news outlets, e.g. CBC here.
Finance Minister's destruction of Canadian armed forces
Afghanistan
Supreme Court ruling on two common-law couples
Libya produces about 1.6 million barrels a day; a sizable amount but just a fraction of the world's overall 87.5 million barrel-a-day appetite.
McGill researchers develop a new and inexpensive way of filtering water using silver nanoparticles
A life not over after the accident, just re-directed and once again filled with hope.
Do not “try to blow sunshine up my butt”
Government shutdown
An Obama supporter struggles to explain why she thinks Obama is a great president