May 2, 2013
Latest & Greatest
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We have not seen the end of war, nor will our grandchildren. Those who gave their lives to ensure our freedom are surely worth honoring. -
The Big Smear and Paul Gottfried
Paul Gottfried, one of the more important, thoughtful and fearless scholars of the present decadent age is being smeared by the Left. -
As NASA ventures farther into space, whether redirecting an asteroid or sending astronauts to Mars, the agency will need to make improvements in life support systems, including how to feed the crew during those long deep space missions. -
Driving a car costs an enormous amount of money, and it isn't getting any cheaper. But there are some ways to save. -
Holding the Atlanta VA Accountable
Rep. Gingrey: "The veterans treated at the Atlanta VAMC—and everywhere—deserve better, and I’ll keep fighting for answers." -
Merciful Response to Prophetic Warnings
Too many Christians, in their seeking to be positive and encouraging, fail to realize that when the church muffles its prophetic voice, it loses the ability to inform the moral conscience of men and nations. -
Obama’s Scandals and Saul Alinsky
How the ghost of Saul Alinsky explains why Obama’s scandals will not hurt him. -
Bradlee Dean: Obama’s Crown vs. Washington’s Cross
President Obama governs as if he is a king, as if by "divine right." What contrast with our Founding Fathers who feared tyranny and sought to radically restrict government to protect the freedom, rights, and dignities of the people. -
Government has a parasitic relationship with the private sector. Like any parasite, it lives off the blood and energy of its victim.
Business & Economy
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Driving a car costs an enormous amount of money, and it isn't getting any cheaper. But there are some ways to save.
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Test Drive: 2013 Infiniti JX35
Infiniti-minded buyers interested in not-too-big – but not too small – will be pleased to discover there’s now a model at Infiniti stores that meets their needs. -
Sound money is worth its weight in gold. Resist the arguments put forward by inflation fetishists on behalf of entities that are massively indebted – contrary to their rhetoric, there is no evil in hoarding.
Science and Technology
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As NASA ventures farther into space, whether redirecting an asteroid or sending astronauts to Mars, the agency will need to make improvements in life support systems, including how to feed the crew during those long deep space missions. -
NASA's Google+ Hangout Connects Space Station, "Star Trek Into Darkness" Crews
The director, a writer and some actors in the film "Star Trek Into Darkness" will join NASA as it hosts a Google+ Hangout, about how work aboard the International Space Station is turning science fiction into reality. -
Hubble Telescope Finds Polluted Stars
More than two decades after launch, the Hubble Space Telescope is still helping us understand the universe. -
NASA's Spitzer Puts Planets in a Petri Dish
Nikole Lewis: "We are just starting to put together the puzzle pieces of what's happening with these planets, and we still don't know what the final picture will be."
While oppressive government is the most immediately apparent threat to life and liberty, other threats exist. Most notably, among these, is debilitating disease.
Historian and novelist Becky Akers reviews a hard-hitting documentary that unmasks the real face of feminism.
Ilana Mercer talks to economist Thomas J. DiLorenzo about dangers posed by government meddling in the economy and how to survive Obamacare.
Filter press is good for filtering the oil at large amount of strength.
GREAT Article!!! Bradlee Dean is always proclaiming the TRUTH in his articles! Amen and Amen!!! Keep them coming!!!
If a biologist claimed that the whole body was more important than any one cell, s/he would be labeled as 'crazy' b/c the body cannot...
Seems like more warring of the factions. I can't get behind either camp in this debate. Both extremes are unacceptable. Both are trying...
Great analogy. What a mess as the Dam breaks. certainly not fun or comfortable.