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The Tempe City Council is expected to review a proposal next week to increase the city's combined property tax rate by as much as 37 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. The proposal would raise the property tax rate to between $2.14 and $2.16 fr
Loring Smith explains the dangers of a government-mandated four day work week, Adrian Wyllie talks about his debate at the Tiger Bay Club, and Alex Snitker and Danielle Alexandre talk about Congressman Nugent’s budget town hall. Francisco Rodriguez i
Researchers have identified a sophisticated new computer virus 20 times the size of Stuxnet, the malicious software that disabled centrifuges in an Iranian nuclear plant. But unlike Stuxnet, the new malware appears to be used solely for espionage.
In Prince George’s Co. where hundreds of people were shot last year and 64 of them died — people convicted of gun crimes may soon be required to register, regularly check in with police and submit to home visits from officers.
The British media has been caught yet again to sell a NATO-led attack on Syria, with the revelation that BBC News used a years-old photo of dead Iraqi children to depict victims of an alleged government assault on Houla.
By Andrew Napolitano Memories of Freedom What if Memorial Day reminds us of times when we had more freedom? What if freedom is dying right under our eyes? What if the memory of the past is more fulfilling than the reality of the present?
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The UK-led team of researchers analysed tiny crystals in rocks erupted from the volcano. These crystals contain a record of events inside the magma chamber such as injections of hot magma or gas. They found that injections of magma or gas into the c
In this essay, however, I am positing that there is also a close correlation of the Sasquatch to a more ancient member of the genus Homo - the family of man - based on the fossil record. Most of the more ancient fossils of hominins and hominids
Every time a Bilderberg Meeting takes place, important things happen. The last time they met in the US was an election year, 2008 – and the world got Obama. This year they’re back in the US: will they decide who the next president will be? When i
Intruder was filmmaker and veteran Iraq War protester David Lawley-Wakelin He burst in through from behind Lord Justice Leveson through security-coded entrance reserved for the judge alone. He yells that Blair had been 'bought' by JP Morgan
Although the overall number of homeless veterans declined 12 percent between 2010 and 2011, the number of homeless female veterans is increasing, the VA said in a draft report this month. Women are the fastest-growing segment of the homeless veteran
Greece will leave the euro zone on June 18 if the populist government wins the country’s elections on the 17 .
He went to the hospital with a kidney stone and left with a piece of life-changing news — he was a woman
Three-day event would take place immediately before convention.
Storm loses strength after making landfall early Monday.
On Memorial Day, I remember some of the most ardent and intense peace enthusiasts: U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War.
International Community 'Unified' on Move, Panetta Insists
On March 23, 2012 the collective of farmers, seed growers and farm groups (OSGATA) supporting organic and non-GMO farming filed an appeal for their case against Monsanto to be heard in The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Man
The Department of Homeland Security has been forced to release a list of keywords and phrases it uses to monitor social networking sites and online media for signs of terrorist or other threats against the U.S.
We depend on them to protect our country, our lives, our freedom, our way of life.
As the so-called trilateral North American “integration” process marches onward toward an ever-closer union between the governments of Canada, the United States, and Mexico
Ever since the World Health Organization admitted in 2011 that cell phone radiation is “possibly carcinogenic,” and may be contributing to the global uptick in brain cancer cases
If there's one grilling tip to remember this Memorial Day weekend, it should be this: Flame is bad.
Endless summer is great and all, but I’ve had this nagging feeling that our charcoal habit is cooking the planet along with my food.
New economic figures point to a renewed downturn of the world economy amid a growing debt crisis in Europe and the threatened breakup of the euro zone.
The UN Security Council has issued a statement condemning "in the strongest possible terms" the massacre of civilians in the Syrian village of Houla, during which more than 100 people are reported to have been killed.
NATO forces in southwestern Afghanistan will implement a total ban on soldiers’ taking personal photos during military operations.
Germany’s solar power plants produced a record 22 gigawatts of energy on Friday, equivalent to the output of 20 nuclear plants.
For reasons that are unfathomable to us, the right-wing Daily Caller is giving away to readers one gun per week until Election Day.
