Boy Genius Sets Out to Disprove Big Bang Theory
Twelve-year old boy genius Jacob Barnett has already acquired boasting rights. He is already in college and possesses an IQ that is higher than Albert Einstein’s. He is currently...
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Beck Interviews Griffin, Exposes Fed
Politically astute viewers of the Glenn Beck program know that he is sounding more like Ron Paul and less like a neoconservative every day. Regular viewers also know that...
Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Family-friendly Entertainment
Adapted from one of Jeff Kinney’s best-selling graphic novels, the movie Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules showcases both sibling rivalry and brotherly love and proves to be...
The Puppetmasters Behind the Military Action in Libya
President Obama’s actions in Libya were already suspicious for a number of reasons. First, during Obama’s presidential campaign, he asserted that his priority was to get America out of...
Obama Commits American Support to Brazilian Oil
Following the infamous British Petroleum oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the Obama administration took the opportunity to target oil companies and American workers by issuing a moratorium...
Small Town Rejects Federal Interference, Declares Food Sovereignty
As federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency and the Food and Drug Administration continue to enjoy vast regulatory overreach, a tiny town in Maine decided enough is enough....
Union Leader Proposes Economic Terrorism — Where Is the DOJ?
Video footage from over the weekend has been released by Fox News’ conservative pundit Glenn Beck, which reveals the radical Left’s plots to bring about “economic terrorism.” Despite the...
Libya Costs Will Undermine GOP’s Savings
While Republicans have touted savings in the passage of continuing resolution after continuing resolution, it seems the military operations in Libya may eliminate any of the celebrated savings. Since...
Food Company Files Lawsuit Against SEIU
The SEIU (Service Employees International Union) has a reputation for employing thuggery and intimidation to achieve its many goals. Typically, SEIU's tactics are used against Tea Partiers and bank...
Did NYT Change Criteria for Bestselling List for Political Reasons?
The New York Times has been criticized in recent years for dishonest representation of the news, but that dishonesty apparently has expanded to include its New York Times Bestseller...
DOJ Forces Cities to Lower Police Exam Standards to Aid Minority Applicants
The Justice Department continues to be the subject of controversy as it attempts to impose an offensive solution to what it perceives to be discriminatory behavior. In Dayton, Ohio,...
Left Criticizes Airing of The Kennedys
The Left continues to prove itself to be hypocritical as it demands ?tolerance? from those on the Right while seeking to censor opinions that are different from its own....
Democrat Calls Obama’s Actions in Libya “Impeachable”
Despite President Obama’s present flip-flopping stance on issues that were critical during his campaign, including the closing of Guantanamo Bay prison and embarking on illegal wars, the media and...
House Ways and Means Chm. Proposes Reducing Tax Rates
Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee Dave Camp (picture, left) has proposed reducing the tax rate to 25 percent for both individuals and corporations as a key...
New Jersey Gov. Forces Public Unions to Propose Concessions
Perhaps hoping to avoid the plight of unions in states such as Wisconsin, Ohio, and Tennessee, members of a New Jersey public employee union have proposed a plan to...
The Lincoln Lawyer: A Decent Crime Thriller
The Lincoln Lawyer is certainly a far cry from Matthew McConaughey’s previous films, which, though pleasant enough, do not expand far beyond the “chick flick” boundaries. This particular film,...
Heroes Emerge in Wake of Japanese Disaster
The Bible says, “Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins. Offer hospitality to one another without grumbling” (1 Peter 4:8-9). Every day,...
Sharron Angle Announces House Bid for 2012
A mere four months after GOP contender Sharron Angle was defeated by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Angle has announced that she will seek another Congressional bid in 2012....
Government “Anti-Bullying” Overreach Hits Facebook
As if public school teachers do not have enough on their plate, the Department of Education is now demanding that school teachers and principals monitor Facebook behavior. According to...
House Votes To Defund NPR
Today, the House of Representatives voted 228-192 in favor of stripping federal funding from National Public Radio (NPR). The vote on the bill, which was introduced by Representative Doug...