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The new view — that pockets of beasts survived to as recently as 7,600 years ago, rather than the previous end times mark of 12,000 years ago — is supported by DNA evidence found in a few pinches of dirt. After plucking ancient DNA from frozen soi
A rogue Philadelphia narcotics unit headed up by Officer Cujdik was shaking down immigrant bodegas across the city. Cujdik's thugs would come into stores armed with search warrants for selling otherwise innocuous items like small plastic bags
The governor of Mississippi simultaneously ignored increasing evidence there may be a high number of innocent people in prison in MS and handed out pardons to the convicted murderers who happen to do work on his house.
Individuals and organizations of all political stripes are realizing the danger to all when prosecutors are empowered with exceedingly broad and—worse—hard-to-define federal laws.
Yesterday I rebutted, "What of the good cops that you don't discuss!?" Today I address the notion that higher-ups don't know about the transgressions of cops-in-the-field who would be reined in if they did. I believe the contrary is true.
If you're ever wondering why, for college-level papers, citations from Wikipedia are generally not allowed, the National Post's Lawrence Solomon offers a good reason (hat tip to Climate Audit):
Both the NY and LA police depts. maintain lists of crimes committed by political figures, and have policies not to automatically charge these people, but to hold it over their heads as a way of ensuring the pols vote for more funding.
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Even as Bernanke spoke, the spillover from subprime lending was driving the banking industry into a historic crisis that some firms would not survive. And the upheaval would shove the economy into recession. Just as the Fed had failed to protect borr
"global crises" and "global challenges", the only possible resolution to which lay in "global solutions" necessitating "global agreements". Gordon Brown actually suggested something called a "global alliance" in response to climate change. (Would thi
This time, we need to set the stage right, and we need to demand specific answers to specific questions. “I’m not a lawyer,” “Let me get back to you,” and changing the subject will not cut it this time around.
An honest reading of the Constitution with an original understanding of the Founders and Ratifiers makes it quite clear that the federal government has no constitutional authority to override state laws on marijuana.
A judge is weighing a critical legal question in the case of a man who confessed to killing one of the nation's few late-term abortion providers: Can the man claim at his trial that the slaying was justified to save the lives of unborn children? S
James Cameron launched his science-fiction epic "Avatar" into a safe orbit as the costly film soared to No. 1 with $73 million domestically and $159.2 million overseas, for a $232.2 million worldwide total. With that big a start, distributor 20th
Pakistan will not go as far as Washington wants, and there's nothing the U.S. can do about it: That's the sobering reality as the U.S. tries to persuade a hesitant Pakistan to finish off the fight against terrorists.
We’ve got the Youtube video which claims there’s evidence the Berlusconi attack was a conspiracy. The subtitles are in Italian, but you'll get the drift. Also, why this theory might not make a lot of sense--or not.
Charles Goyette being interviewed by Max Keiser about the book, economics, and gold!! It never ceases to amaze me about getting objective reporting from Russia!!!
What better way to discourage this natural health solution than to demonize it and the people who use it.
There is scope for debate – and innumerable newspaper quizzes – about who was the most influential public figure of the year, or which the most significant event. But there can be little doubt which word won the prize for most important adjective. 20
Merry Christmas, Slaves: In General Electric's world, Santa "wears" an RFID chip to "check that those last glasses of milk left out all night haven't spoiled." Santa's obviously a threat: a bearded guy living in the middle of nowhere who has a
Maybe there's hope for Wikipedia yet: Wikipedia’s climate change alarmist and censor William Connolley has gotten the axe. His administrator status was revoked in September, but news of the change is just now getting out.
If you don't like what you see, TEAR IT DOWN! The city will thank you...
Was this to be regarded as the emergence of world government?
"Everyone enrolled in these plans must pay a monthly abortion premium (p. 41, lines 5-8), and these funds will be used to pay for the elective abortion services."
The December 18, 2009, public input meeting required by law on the matter of the N.C. Community College Board giving illegal aliens access to our colleges was rigged.
(VIDEO) Alex Jones breaks down the conclusion of the Copenhagen United Nations Conference on Climate Change (UNFCC), including the foundations of a new era of Global Governance-- as evidenced by quotes directly from the mouths of Al Gore, UN Head Ban
Harry Reid has Scheduled the ObamaCare Vote for 1:00 AM MONDAY Click Below to Tell the Senate to VOTE NO https://secure.conservativedonations.com/rm_obamacare3/?a=3440 ALERT: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has scheduled the vote on the O
With wisdom and wit, Anupam Mishra talks about the amazing feats of engineering built centuries ago by the people of India's Golden Desert to harvest water. These structures are still used today -- and are often superior to modern water megaprojects.
Who knew that: there was a problem with frogs in Christmas trees; and Alaskan officials were playing Frog Death Squad Scrooge?
The daily report from Rasmussen and it contains a few tidbits. The Indianapolis Colts are the popular pick to win the Super Bowl and Obama's approval is at -15.
