Headline News—Friday, May 25, 2012
News ; Friday, May 25, 2012
Arabic mandatory at city public school
New York Post
An upper Manhattan public elementary school will be the first in the city to require that students study Arabic, officials said yesterday.
Headline News—Thursday, May 24, 2012
News ; Thursday, May 24, 2012
With Gov. Scott Walker Rising in Wisconsin, DNC Issues Appeal to ‘Help Win This Thing’
CNS News
Democrats, apparently fearing an embarrassing loss in the June 5 Wisconsin recall election they forced, are suddenly issuing fund-raising appeals to help their candidate defeat Republican Gov. Scott Walker.
Groups Concerned Over Arming Of Domestic Drones
CBS News
WASHINGTON (CBSDC) – With the use of domestic drones increasing, concern has not just come up over privacy issues, but also over the potential use of lethal force by the unmanned aircraft.
Headline News—Tuesday, May 22, 2012
News ; Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Police: 2 Canadian Tourists Killed In Random Atlantic City Stabbing Attack
CBS News, Philadelphia
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CBS) – Two female tourists were stabbed to death in what appears to have been a random and unprovoked attack in Atlantic City Monday.
Dozens of Catholic Groups Sue Obama Admin Over HHS Mandate
Life News
Notre Dame, Franciscan University of Steubenville, and dozens of Catholic hospitals and organizations have filed a total of 12 lawsuits today against Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and the Obama administration over the controversial HHS mandate.
Headline News—Sunday, May 20, 2012
News ; Sunday, May 20, 2012
Italy deploys 20,000 to protect sensitive targets
More...Headline News—May 18, 2012
News ; Friday, May 18, 2012
Sears Holding to reduce stake in Canadian stores
Winnipeg Free Press
TORONTO—After several years of trying to gain a bigger stake of Sears Canada, its U.S. majority owner said Thursday it plans to cut its interest in the troubled department store chain as it deals with its own dwindling sales.
Headline News—May 17, 2012
News ; Thursday, May 17, 2012
House Burglaries Baffle Staff, Police
National Journal
Puzzling break-ins over the last month at the offices of at least three House members and several committees have U.S. Capitol Police gumshoes working to find a pattern and the culprits, with missing items ranging from cash and expensive computer equipment to autographed baseballs and alcohol.
Headline News—May 16, 2012
News ; Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Obama pushes European stimulus to save himself
Washington Times 24/7
Barack Obama is to press German Chancellor Angela Merkel to support a growth package to help bail out Europe at the G8 summit this weekend amid fears in the White House that the eurozone crisis could damage the president’s re-election chances.
Barack Obama’s father: Bigamist, drunk and wife-beater
Daily Mail
Shortly after being elected first black president of Harvard Law Review, Barack Obama signed a deal to write a memoir of his life. Remarkably literate, given it was written so young, the book revolves around his quest for identity as the child of a white teenage mother and an African father who walked out when he was just two.
Headline News—May 15, 2012
News ; Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Liberals Outnumber Conservatives 7-1 As Commencement Speakers At Top 100 Universities
CNS News
Young America’s Foundation’s 19th annual “Commencement Speakers Survey” reveals that 71 liberal speakers—and only ten conservatives—are scheduled to speak or have already spoken at the 2012 commencement ceremonies for the top 100 universities as listed by US News and World Report.
Headline News—May 14, 2012
News ; Monday, May 14, 2012
Hidden Windfarm Subsidy: Taxpayers Fork Out $18,401 for Each Electric Car
Hawaii Free Press
Hawaii has developed a network of charging stations using federal funds and now leads the nation on a per-capita basis, with one station for every 5,500 residents. With the infrastructure in place, Hawaii drivers have purchased plug-in cars at 10 times the average rate for U.S. drivers. (Read to the end. This is a hidden subsidy to Windfarm Scammers)
Headline News—May 13, 2012
News ; Sunday, May 13, 2012
The ‘bribe’ to silence Wright
New York Post
When sermons of Obama’s Chicago pastor, Jeremiah Wright, surfaced during the Iowa primaries, it threatened to derail Obama’s campaign. ABC aired one where Wright screamed, “Goddamn America!” Edward Klein interviewed Wright, who told him Obama’s team tried to buy his silence.
Headline News—May 12, 2012
News ; Saturday, May 12, 2012
Warships steam to stormy seas
The Standard
China has sent five warships to the disputed Scarborough Shoal off the west coast of the Philippines with the warning that Beijing is ready for “any escalation” of the conflict.
Headline News—May 11, 2012
News ; Friday, May 11, 2012
Smoke bombs paralyze Montreal’s subways
Winnipeg Free Press
Bombs were tossed onto the tracks during rush hour at three stations along the transit network that connects large swaths of the city. It wasn’t the first interruption to subway lines in recent weeks, as Montreal has dealt with unwieldy student protests.
China bangs the war drum over South China Sea
BBC News
War talk, it seems, is all the rage in China at the minute.
Headline News—May 10, 2012
News ; Thursday, May 10, 2012
Obama endorses gay ‘marriage’: says support based on Jesus, Golden Rule
Lifesite News
WASHINGTON, D.C., – President Barack Obama has flip-flopped on gay “marriage” for the second time, endorsing same-sex marriage in an interview today, in which he said his decision was motivated in part by his Christian faith and his belief in the Golden Rule.
Headline News—May 9, 2012
News ; Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Two Camps Battle for Control of U.S. China Policy
Washington Free Beacon
Two groups of specialists have been locked in a battle to dominate U.S. policy toward China for the past three decades, and the camp of hawkish skeptics sharply increased its influence in the last few years, according to a long-time Pentagon specialist on Asian affairs.
Headline News—May 8, 2012
News ; Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Egypt’s Islamists see Israel’s capital as their own
Washington Times 24/7
Egypt’s Islamists aim to install a global Islamic caliphate with its capital in Jerusalem, a radical Muslim preacher told thousands of Muslim Brotherhood supporters in a clip released Monday.
Gouged by the Wind
Wall Street Journal
Politicians keep promising to reduce energy prices, but they keep ignoring one easy step: repeal renewal energy standards. Twenty-nine states have these rules requiring local utilities to purchase between 20% and 33% of their electric power from renewable sources. They were enacted over the past decade when lawmakers bought into the fad about cheap “clean energy.” Their real effect has been to force utilities to pay above-market prices for electricity, which means higher electric bills for consumers.
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