NASA’s Endeavour Begins Final Mission
As the Space Shuttle Endeavour began its final mission on May 16, the future of NASA’s human space program remains uncertain. The space...
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House Votes to Lift Drilling Moratorium
On Thursday, May 12, the United States House of Representatives voted 243 to 179 to lift the offshore oil drilling moratorium. The bill...
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The Obama-Reid Assault on “Big Oil”
While gas prices hover around $4 a gallon — and in some cities surpass $4.50 a gallon — Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid...
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Privacy Concerns About Apple’s iPhones and iPads
Apple, Inc. finds itself amidst controversy once again, this time provoking the criticism of privacy watchdogs which are demanding an explanation as to...
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Four Companies Win NASA Funding for Space Program
Private industry is making progress toward lowering the cost of space flight, and NASA would like to come along for the ride. Among...
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Russia’s President Announces Plan for Moon Base
This week marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most significant milestones in the “Space Race” between the United States and the...
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Calif. Gov. Brown to Sign “Renewable Energy” Bill
California's Gov. Jerry Brown, who took office with a state government in horrific financial shape, is continuing to press for so-called “renewable energy.”...
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Is Your Gmail Safe From the G-Men?
Does the Fourth Amendment’s requirement that the government obtain a warrant to search one’s effects based on probable cause apply to e-mail communications?...
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SpaceX Plans Largest Rocket Since Moon Program
An American company is planning to build the largest rockets since the days of NASA’s Apollo program, and promises to deliver payloads to...
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Should Homeland Security Control the GPS Network?
Americans have become accustomed to the presence of Global Positioning System (or GPS) technology embedded in everything from the GPS on their dash...
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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...
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Apple Bows to Pressure from Homosexual Activists, Pulls “Exodus” App
It didn’t take long for the folks at Apple to cave in. Following an aggressive petition campaign by homosexual activists, the computer giant...
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Federal Judge Rules Against Copyright Trolls
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has asked an Illinois judge to quash subpoenas issued in a "reverse class action" lawsuit accusing thousands of...
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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...
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Japan’s Radioactive Fallout in Perspective
Drug stores across the United States are rapidly selling out of potassium iodide pills as people attempt to arm themselves against a U.N.-reported...
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