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Pope Francis I's First Speech

Pope Francis I's First Speech

The first speech of the new pope, Pope Francis I, showed a sense of humor, remarking on how far the Vatican had to travel to find him in Argentina. He also asked for a blessing for his predecessor, Benedict XVI.

Democrats Release 'Discussion Draft' of Carbon Tax Bill

Democrats Release 'Discussion Draft' of Carbon Tax Bill

House Democrats released a “discussion draft” of carbon tax legislation Tuesday and requested feedback on whether pricing per ton of carbon should result in a $15, $25, or $35 tax, as well as whether the price per ton annual increase

Electric Car Manufacturing's Massive Carbon Footprint

Electric Car Manufacturing's Massive Carbon Footprint

The U.S. government has pumped $5.5 billion in federal grants and loans into manufacturing and promoting electric cars and batteries. But research by Bjorn Lomborg of the Copenhagen Consensus Center finds that a typical electric car driven 50,000 miles over

Judge Smacks Down Bloomberg's 'Capricious' Soda Cup Ban

Judge Smacks Down Bloomberg's 'Capricious' Soda Cup Ban

A New York state judge on Monday permanently restrained Mayor Michael Bloomberg from banning the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16 oz. from various restaurants, mobile food carts, and other establishments, ruling the law was “arbitrary and capricious.”  According to

Obama to Send U.S. Delegation to Chávez Funeral

Obama to Send U.S. Delegation to Chávez Funeral

President Barack Obama is set to send a U.S. delegation to the funeral of rabidly anti-American Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chávez’s funeral later this week.   According to Reuters, Senior U.S. officials said the Obama administration also “had no immediate plans

How I Spent My Time in Hugo CHÁVEZ’S Venezuela

How I Spent My Time in Hugo CHÁVEZ’S Venezuela

Readers who know of my personal history will understand my accounting for what I experienced during my month-long 2006 stay in Venezuela. Realizing that many may not have heard any of my story previously, an explanation of the circumstances surrounding

In Memoriam: Hugo Chavez and His Friends

In Memoriam: Hugo Chavez and His Friends

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez died on Tuesday after a two-year struggle with cancer. We look back upon his life by reflecting upon the company he kept and their kind words about his legacy. Iran’s Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said his dear friend

Obama Admin Argues for Same-Sex Parenthood at SCOTUS

Obama Admin Argues for Same-Sex Parenthood at SCOTUS

Just four years ago, candidate Barack Obama said he believed that marriage was between a man and a woman. “And God is in the mix.” Who moved? Say what you will about President Barack Obama’s policies; millions of Americans voted

Fort Collins, CO Bans Fracking

Fort Collins, CO Bans Fracking

With liberals hell-bent on stopping America from energy independence, Fort Collins, Colorado is the latest city to ban the groundbreaking energy development technology known as fracking. On Tuesday, the city council banned oil and gas operations within the city, with

Reuters: Obama Job Approval Plummets to 43%

Reuters: Obama Job Approval Plummets to 43%

Being caught lying again and again and again is never a good thing for a U.S. president. A number of recent polls have proven that point, and the point that Obama was not able to get away with dishonestly blaming