Print John Hayward Read Full Bio Looks like we might get a good 'hard sci-fi' movie at last The trailer for the upcoming film "Gravity," due in October, looks excellent: 9 May 2013 Pro-life Gosnell conversions In response to Pro-Choice Reporter Covering Gosnell Changes His Mind on Abortion: 9 May 2013 The future of immigration reform On Thursday, an immigration reform website called Presente.org released a statement expressing deep frustration with all this talk of border security. They want amnesty right now, with no strings attached: 9 May 2013 The ghetto of inconvenient truth In response to Here's How the LATimes Covered Today's Explosive Benghazi Hearings: 8 May 2013 Energy drinks under fire The Wall Street Journal reports that Monster Beverage Corp., maker of a popular energy drink, is facing a lawsuit in California (where else?) filed by a San Francisco attorney (who else?) because they're allegedly marketing the beverage to children: 8 May 2013 Today's superstitious primitives have no style at all In response to Superstitious Primitives Burned Book That Frightened and Confused Them: 7 May 2013 Dick Harpootlian clears the air Dick Harpootlian, the comically nasty dinosaur who headed up South Carolina's Democrat Party until last Friday, doesn't like Republican governor Nikki Haley very much. In fact, at the Democrat convention last year, he compared her to Hitler's mistress, Eva Braun. 7 May 2013 More CNN news priorities In response to CNN's Home Page: Limo Fire, Jodi Arias, Amanda Knox: 6 May 2013 Hunt for the Benghazi perpetrators In response to Has Any Reporter Ever Asked Obama What Was Done "To Hunt Down The Perpetrators" After The Attack?: 6 May 2013 The welfare state transforms people into liabilities, not assets The Heritage Foundation's much-discussed report on the cost of amnesty pegs it at $6.3 trillion, measuring government benefits paid against a far smaller amount of tax revenue to be collected. It's early yet, since the report weighs in at 92 pages and has only been available for a day, but I haven't heard any serious criticism of its methodology. Thus far, the complaints have been inaccurate, evidently coming from people who haven't actually read the report. For example, they criticize it for failing to take account of the economic benefits of amnesty, but in fact it does. 6 May 2013 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next
Looks like we might get a good 'hard sci-fi' movie at last The trailer for the upcoming film "Gravity," due in October, looks excellent: 9 May 2013
Pro-life Gosnell conversions In response to Pro-Choice Reporter Covering Gosnell Changes His Mind on Abortion: 9 May 2013
The future of immigration reform On Thursday, an immigration reform website called Presente.org released a statement expressing deep frustration with all this talk of border security. They want amnesty right now, with no strings attached: 9 May 2013
The ghetto of inconvenient truth In response to Here's How the LATimes Covered Today's Explosive Benghazi Hearings: 8 May 2013
Energy drinks under fire The Wall Street Journal reports that Monster Beverage Corp., maker of a popular energy drink, is facing a lawsuit in California (where else?) filed by a San Francisco attorney (who else?) because they're allegedly marketing the beverage to children: 8 May 2013
Today's superstitious primitives have no style at all In response to Superstitious Primitives Burned Book That Frightened and Confused Them: 7 May 2013
Dick Harpootlian clears the air Dick Harpootlian, the comically nasty dinosaur who headed up South Carolina's Democrat Party until last Friday, doesn't like Republican governor Nikki Haley very much. In fact, at the Democrat convention last year, he compared her to Hitler's mistress, Eva Braun. 7 May 2013
More CNN news priorities In response to CNN's Home Page: Limo Fire, Jodi Arias, Amanda Knox: 6 May 2013
Hunt for the Benghazi perpetrators In response to Has Any Reporter Ever Asked Obama What Was Done "To Hunt Down The Perpetrators" After The Attack?: 6 May 2013
The welfare state transforms people into liabilities, not assets The Heritage Foundation's much-discussed report on the cost of amnesty pegs it at $6.3 trillion, measuring government benefits paid against a far smaller amount of tax revenue to be collected. It's early yet, since the report weighs in at 92 pages and has only been available for a day, but I haven't heard any serious criticism of its methodology. Thus far, the complaints have been inaccurate, evidently coming from people who haven't actually read the report. For example, they criticize it for failing to take account of the economic benefits of amnesty, but in fact it does. 6 May 2013
IRS watchdog takes turn in hot seat, challenged for keeping scandal from Congress23 May 2013, 7:47 AM PDT
IRS watchdog takes turn in hot seat, challenged for keeping scandal from Congress23 May 2013, 7:47 AM PDT
European Tour CEO apologizes for using 'inappropriate word' during live television interview23 May 2013, 9:33 AM PDT
Struggling C Brad Richards scratched by Rangers for potential elimination game vs Bruins23 May 2013, 9:12 AM PDT
Person familiar with the situation: Elon joins CAA as all-sports member for 2014-15 season23 May 2013, 9:11 AM PDT
Longtime Alabama sports radio personality Paul Finebaum joins ESPN, SEC Network23 May 2013, 9:09 AM PDT