Bob McCarty Writes

A newly-discovered FBI memo appears to support claims of Iraqi involvement in the Oklahoma City Bombing first made in 2004 by Jayna Davis, award-winning investigative reporter and best-selling author of “The Third Terrorist:  The Middle East Connection to the Oklahoma City Bombing.” The once-classified memo, according to an article published Tuesday by The Center for Public [...]

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One can hardly blame leaders of the nation’s oil and natural gas industries for feeling the need to be aggressive when it comes to combating the Obama Administration’s all-out war against fossil fuels exploration.  Today, officials at the American Petroleum Institute called on the U.S. Department of State to approve the Keystone Pipeline Project as [...]

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Despite communist North Korea topping the list for the ninth consecutive year, the most dangerous countries in which to practice Christianity are overwhelmingly Islamic ones, according to the annual Open Doors World Watch List. Of the top 10 countries on the 2011 WWL, eight have Islamic majorities and persecution of Christians has increased in seven [...]

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If you’re inclined to compare drilling for natural gas to using a straw to sip soda pop from a can, you’re sorely misguided.  In reality, extracting natural gas from Piceance Basin wells is more comparable to standing inside a freezer and trying to get frozen soda pop from a can that has no pop-top opening.  [...]

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President Barack Obama’s latest Supreme Court nominee, Elena Kagan, lied about the wording of a law that goes to the very heart of our ability to use the courts to combat Islamic terrorism. As Obama’s solicitor general, Kagan urged the Court to dismiss the suit that our 9/11 families have been pressing against the Saudi [...]

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By Paul R. Hollrah, Guest Blogger Since the Roe v. Wade decision of the United States Supreme Court on Jan. 22, 1973, the political left, right and center of American politics has divided most distinctly around the issue of abortion.  In that decision, the Court held that a woman may abort an unwanted pregnancy, for [...]

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Several times each day, I find in my inbox one of those “must-forward” e-mails from some well-intentioned person upset with someone or something.  Usually, I delete them quickly.  Today, however, I felt compelled to share excerpts (below) from one such message that uses rhetorical questions to slam the media bias apparent when one compares coverage [...]

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