News Feature | August 3, 2022

Can A Pipeline Really Bring Drinking Water From Mississippi To The West?

By Peter Chawaga

With water scarcity growing across the world, water systems are getting creative in how they’re meeting consumption demand. For instance, Israel has launched the world’s first project to channel desalinated water into a natural ...

We Introduced the

Atomic Age 77 Years Ago.

What have we done since?

By: Bill Schoettler

August 7, 2022

Quite a few things, actually, We have fed the world, provided technology in multiple fields (agriculture, mechanics, medicine, energy, education, plus), and offered guidance (mostly unaccepted) in politics and civics and culture. We have ...

Nancy Pelosi’s Childlike Diplomacy Mirrors

America’s Childlike Posture Toward China

The Chinese have done and will do a

great deal of damage to America,

but not nearly as much as

we have done to ourselves.

By: Victor Davis Hanson

American Greatness

August 7, 2022

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s sin was not in ...

A Rigged Game

By: Judd Garrett

July 24, 2022

The more I watch the January 6 hearings, the more I’m convinced that the 2020 Presidential election was stolen. It is evident these hearings are primarily about preventing Donald Trump from running for President again. But why would the Democrats go to this extreme to prevent a candidate from the opposing party ...

News Feature | July 12, 2022

Navy Officials Reprimanded For Fuel Contamination Of Hawaii Drinking Water

By Peter Chawaga

An investigation into severe drinking water contamination at one of the world’s most pristine locations has found that failures in on-site military conduct were to blame.

“Navy officials’ lack of on-scene leadership in the days following a fuel ...