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"We intentionally were trying to explore the upper limit of what humans can possibly stand," said Huber. "Essentially we were assuming a perfectly acclimated person, in perfect health, not performing physical labor, and out of the sun, and were then asking, 'What would it take to kill them quickly?' A real person would be profoundly uncomfortable, miserable and/or sick long before we reach the limit discussed in our paper. Infants, pregnant women, and the elderly would be especially vulnerable long before we hit the limit discussed.
"Thus, the global mean temperature increase of about >10°C that causes widespread heat death in our paper probably is a significant overestimate of the threshold at which substantial harm [would come] to societies and individuals would suffer harm and/or reduced productivity. Put in more prosaic terms, large parts of the world would be violating OSHA and international health standards for work long before we approach this >10°C threshold. But we wanted to be sure we had a limit set by physical and thermodynamic laws and not by human ones (since those are mutable)."
According to Huber, it's most important for the world to set a goal of what temperature increase to avoid. He believes avoiding a 2 degree Celsius increase by 2100 would be impossible by this point, but maybe a 6 degree (and definitely 10 degree) increase is preventable if the proper actions are taken.
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What would the world be like if we hit a 12 degree Celsius increase?
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"The most direct way for humans to respond physiologically, which would take thousands of years if at all (we are most likely to change our behaviors) is to get small and skinny, to decrease our volume and maximize our surface area so we can lose heat more effectively," said Huber.
Earlier this week,
ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson
said that manmade global warming has been overexaggerated, and that humans could easily adapt to rising global temperatures.
He also blamed a lazy press, illiterate public and fear-mongering advocacy groups for the bad light placed on the oil industry.
"We have spent our entire existence adapting," said Tillerson. "We'll adapt. It's an engineering problem and there will be an engineering solution."
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Poll Worker Convicted of Voter Fraud Released Early for Bipolar Disorder Former Ohio poll worker Melowese Richardson, who was convicted and sentenced to five years in prison for voter fraud, was released early because she has bi-polar disorder. by Robert Wilde 12 Mar 2014, 12:21 PM PDT
Planned Parenthood to Host over 500 Events in 18 Cities to Push ObamaCare Last year, President Obama said, "God bless Planned Parenthood," a statement the abortion industry giant may be hoping to hear again as it ratchets up support for Obama's signature legislation, ObamaCare, by hosting more than 500 events in 18 cities around the country, assisting the administration in meeting its goal of six million HealthCare.gov sign-ups by March 31st. by Dr. Susan Berry 12 Mar 2014, 12:09 PM PDT
Bill de Blasio on Fatal Harlem Gas Leak Explosion: 'Tragedy of the Worst Kind' New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio updated the city on a dramatic explosion that leveled two buildings in Harlem early this morning. The Mayor told the media that a gas leak was reported to authorities about fifteen minutes before the explosion, and there are at least two casualties and "a number of individuals" missing. by Frances Martel 12 Mar 2014, 11:42 AM PDT
Top 10 Reasons Rahm Will Never Be President* The Washington Times has published a story on Rahm Emanuel's chances for president, based on gossip at CPAC between "a pair of insiders." That prompted a round of "I told you so's" around the office here. But it's almost certainly never going to happen. Here are just ten of the reasons--there are others--why not. by Joel B. Pollak 12 Mar 2014, 11:27 AM PDT
Two Dead, 17 Injured as NY Buildings Collapse Two residential buildings in Manhattan collapsed in an explosion on Wednesday, killing two women and injuring at least 17 other people as a serious fire spewed out thick smoke, officials said. by Breitbart News 12 Mar 2014, 11:07 AM PDT
The Real Reason Bitcoin Is Doomed It's been a busy couple of weeks for bitcoin enthusiasts, first as they dealt with the volatility brought on by the implosion of the world's largest bitcoin exchange, then asNewsweek fingered a 64-year-old California man named Satoshi Nakamoto as the creator of the virtual currency. by Breitbart News 12 Mar 2014, 10:49 AM PDT
Dem Donor Connected To Hillary Aide Pleads Guilty $2 Million in Illegal Campaign Donations Jeffrey Thompson, a major Democratic donor who became wealthy by providing corporate services to the government of the District of Columbia, pled guilty on Monday in federal court to two felony charges of making illegal campaign contributions to local and federal elections. by Michael Patrick Leahy 12 Mar 2014, 10:34 AM PDT
Axelrod: Dems Need to Mobilize Minorities, Young People President Obama's former White House adviser David Axelrod admitted that Tuesday's Democratic loss in Florida's 13th Congressional District is indicative of an Obamacare problem. by Robert Wilde 12 Mar 2014, 10:25 AM PDT
Poll: Obama Job Approval Nosedives to Record Low 41% A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll registered a new low for President Barack Obama as his job approval rating plunged to 41%, sinking from the 43% he garnered in January. by Robert Wilde 12 Mar 2014, 10:12 AM PDT
Poll: Majority Less Likely to Support Candidates Who Back Amnesty Another national poll has found that a plurality of Americans are less likely to support candidates for Congress who support amnesty. by Tony Lee 12 Mar 2014, 9:36 AM PDT
NBC/WSJ Poll: Sugar More Harmful Than Marijuana On Wednesday, NBC/WSJ released its latest poll of the nation's political environment. The poll found that Obama's approval rating had dropped to 41%, the lowest of his presidency. Given recent political developments, that is noteworthy, but hardly surprising. The poll did have one surprising finding, however. Almost twice as many Americans believe sugar is more harmful to one's health than marijuana. by Mike Flynn 12 Mar 2014, 9:25 AM PDT
Economy Drags on Obama's Approval Ratings but Don't Look for Changes in Washington The latest polls indicate a weak economy continues to drag down President Obama's job approval rating, but those hardly guarantee any big changes in Washington. Americans may want more jobs and better wages but they also support many of the president's specific policies. by Peter Morici 12 Mar 2014, 8:41 AM PDT
Mayor of Washington DC Denies He Knew of Illegal Campaign Contributions In an interview with local television station WUSA on Monday, Washington D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray denied that he knew anything about more than $566,000 in illegal donations made to his 2010 campaign by D.C. businessman Jeffrey Thompson. Earlier on Monday, Thompson pleaded guilty to two felony charges in federal court. by Michael Patrick Leahy 12 Mar 2014, 8:10 AM PDT
Utah Moves to Be First-in-Nation Presidential-Primary, Vote Online What could possibly go wrong? by Mike Flynn 12 Mar 2014, 7:29 AM PDT
Exec Order: Obama Demands More Overtime Pay for Workers President Barack Obama will direct the Labor Department to strengthen overtime pay protections for millions of workers, a White House official said. from AP 12 Mar 2014, 7:21 AM PDT
Exclusive Breitbart News Poll: Sasse Surging In 'Wide Open' GOP Nebraska Senate Primary Former naval pilot Shane Osborn continues to lead anti-Obamacare candidate Ben Sasse in the Nebraska GOP senate primary, but the race is "wide open" and Sasse is gaining ground, according to a new poll of likely voters conducted by Breitbart News/The Polling Company. by Frances Martel 12 Mar 2014, 6:46 AM PDT
How Obama Stiffed Legal Immigrants President Barack Obama may have made life easier for hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants when he declared the "Dream Act" by fiat in 2012, in the midst of his re-election campaign. But in doing so, he shoved legal immigrants to the back of the line. Wait times for people trying to enter the country legally, especially for spouses and relatives, have skyrocketed, violating congressional intent and throwing families into turmoil. by Joel B. Pollak 12 Mar 2014, 5:47 AM PDT
Spartanburg SC Sheriff on Proposed 'Stand Your Ground' Repeal: Not on My Watch Reacting to a Democrat-led proposal to repeal "stand your ground" in South Carolina, Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright said it won't happen on his watch. by AWR Hawkins 12 Mar 2014, 4:07 AM PDT
16-Year-Old Student Suspended for Refusing to Turn NRA Shirt Inside Out On March 11th the parents of 16-year-old Shane Kinney confirmed "their son was recently made to serve a one day in-school suspension" for refusing to turn his NRA shirt inside out or change shirts altogether. by AWR Hawkins 12 Mar 2014, 4:01 AM PDT
Obama at Gap: The Ladies Will Be Impressed by My Style Sense Give credit to Barak Obama; there is simply no subject in which he is not an expert. On Tuesday, Obama stopped by a Gap store in Times Square to shop for clothes for his wife and daughters, and promptly bragged, "I think the ladies will be impressed by my style sense." by William Bigelow 12 Mar 2014, 3:55 AM PDT
Rep. Donna Edwards: Climate Change Will Kill Off Real-Life College Mascots Donna Edwards (D-MD), noting the National Wildlife Federation's attempt to alert the American public to animals endangered by climate change by comparing college mascots to the animals, said, "I can't wait to dig through the report and actually compare the dangers to those mascots to my brackets come Sunday." by William Bigelow 12 Mar 2014, 3:45 AM PDT
McCain 'Seriously Considering' Running for Reelection to Senate Undeterred by a recent Public Policy Polling poll that showed he has only a 30% job approval in his native Arizona, Sen. John McCain said on Fox Business' "Cavuto" that he is considering running for reelection. by William Bigelow 12 Mar 2014, 3:40 AM PDT
Relatives of Missing Malaysian Passengers Angry, Report 'Phantom Phone Calls' Relatives of the missing passengers of the Malaysia Airlines jet that disappeared over the ocean last week are becoming angry over the failure of the Chinese government to give them any answers about what happened to their loved ones. And some are reporting strange "phantom phone calls" made to phones of the missing, calls that are spawning conspiracy theories. by Warner Todd Huston 12 Mar 2014, 3:35 AM PDT
South Carolina Parents Group Urges 'No' Vote for Compromise on Common Core Many South Carolina parents are urging state Senate Education Committee members to approve a bill Wednesday that would repeal the Common Core State Standards without any compromise amendments. by Dr. Susan Berry 12 Mar 2014, 3:32 AM PDT
One More Storm to Slam the Midwest The 2014 Winter that refuses to end has yet another storm in store for the Midwest starting late Tuesday night and raging on into Wednesday and possibly even Thursday as it careens eastward from Chicago. by Warner Todd Huston 12 Mar 2014, 3:30 AM PDT
Top Bill Clinton Flack Paul Begala: 'Dems Should Not Try to Spin' Alex Sink Loss After Democrats tried to spin Republican David Jolly's win in a House special election on Tuesday in their favor, Paul Begala, one of former President Bill Clinton's top spinmeisters, told them to stop. by Tony Lee 11 Mar 2014
Exclusive — Rubio Warns Democrats Angling For Single Payer Healthcare: 'Obamacare on Steroids' In an exclusive phone interview on Tuesday afternoon, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) warned that Democrats in Congress appear to be angling to move toward a single payer healthcare type system as the disastrous roll-out of Obamacare continues to march on. by Matthew Boyle 11 Mar 2014
Ben Sasse, Shane Osborn Hit Obama Hard in Nebraska Senate GOP Primary Debate The four candidates vying for the Republican Party nomination in the race to replace Senator Ben Nelson took to the stage today to debate everything from Obamacare to immigration to a proposed "war tax." The four candidates have different ideas for how to fix problems, but the goal remained the same: eliminate big government. by Frances Martel 11 Mar 2014
Banquet Hall Cancels Gun Show Because George Zimmerman Was Attending The Majestic event center in Orlando, Florida, canceled a gun show after learning that George Zimmerman would be among the vendors. by AWR Hawkins 11 Mar 2014
An American Fukushima? Lawmakers Neglect Our Vulnerable Power Grid Three years ago today, an earthquake-induced tsunami devastated Japan's Fukushima nuclear power complex. The flooding knocked out power required to cool reactors and their spent fuel pools, causing dangerous – and continuing – radioactive contamination. Unfortunately, unless we act quickly, such a catastrophe is in the cards for America, too. by Frank Gaffney 11 Mar 2014
Libertarian Candidate Takes 5 Percent, Not Enough To Stop Jolly The GOP brought in the highest profile libertarian Republican in the country to help push just-elected David Jolly over the finish line, but 27-year truck driver with virtually no funding was still able to take nearly 5 percent in the polls. by Jonathan Strong 11 Mar 2014
FLASHBACK: Stuart Rothenberg Called Florida Race 'Must-Win' for Democrats In January, Roll Call's Stuart Rothenberg wrote of the Florida 13th Congressional District election that if the Democrats lost, it would spell undeniable proof that Barack Obama was "an albatross around the neck" of campaigning Democrats. by Breitbart News 11 Mar 2014
Florida Special Election Results: GOP's David Jolly Wins Privately regarded by Republicans as a weak candidate, the former lobbyist David Jolly overcame both funding obstacles and a Libertarian party challenger who received five percent of the vote to beat Democrat Alex Sink. by Tony Lee 11 Mar 2014
RNC: Harry Reid 'Rented' US Senate to Billionaire Environmentalist's Cause The Republican National Committee says that the Senate Democrats' all-nighter on the Senate floor Monday evening until 9 AM Tuesday was not about principle. The RNC claims Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and the Senate Democrats rented out the Senate floor to the environmental cause of one of their biggest left-wing billionaire donors. by Matthew Boyle 11 Mar 2014
Georgia Legislature Suddenly Switches from Repeal of Common Core to Its Implementation Georgia's Republican Governor, Nathan Deal, seems poised to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat by strong-arming the legislature away from pushing a bill to withdraw completely from imposing Common Core education standards on the state's schools and toward implementing most of the Common Core policies this year. by Warner Todd Huston 11 Mar 2014
Pew Poll: GOP Youth Supports Gay Marriage A new poll from the Pew Research Center reports that only 39% of Republicans overall support same-sex marriage; however, the youngest generation, the so-called Millennials aged 18-29, support same-sex marriage by 61%. by Austin Ruse 11 Mar 2014
If 2nd Amendment Doesn't Protect AK-47s, 1st Amendment Doesn't Protect Modern Media A March 11th letter to the LA Times' editor takes on the argument that the Second Amendment only protects the kinds of guns in existence at its ratification by showing this would also mean the First Amendment only protects the kinds of speech of its day. by AWR Hawkins 11 Mar 2014
Students for Life Fights 1st Amendment Battle in CT High School Students for Life of America (SFLA) states that the members of its student club at the public high school in Branford, Connecticut have been censored and denied their First Amendment rights. by Dr. Susan Berry 11 Mar 2014
Rick Perry Guns for 2016 with a 'Little Rebellion' That Wowed CPAC If Gov. Rick Perry gets a second chance to make a first impression, then he could be a serious candidate for president in 2016. Time will tell if he seeks another opportunity to wow the GOP base in Iowa and South Carolina like he rocked the house at CPAC last week – as seen by the Drudge Report headlines highlighting his performance. by Ken Klukowski 11 Mar 2014
Poll: More New Jerseyans Disapprove Than Approve of Christie for First Time JERSEY CITY, New Jersey -- A poll by Farleigh Dickinson University finds that more New Jersey voters disapprove of Governor Chris Christie's job performance than approve of it, a first for the two-term governor. by Frances Martel 11 Mar 2014
Emails Reveal Obama Admin Shut Down WW II Memorial Knowing Vets Were Coming Newly released public records show that the Department of the Interior knew in advance that two groups of aging veterans would be visiting the World War II Memorial on October 1, 2013, but they decided to barricade the premises anyway. by Robert Wilde 11 Mar 2014
Neurologist Claims There Is No Such Thing as ADHD Dr. Richard Saul, a behavioral neurologist based in Chicago, has made an interesting observation about the squirming, unfocused children brought to his office by desperate parents who beg him to ease their child's ADHD behavior. After 50 years of practicing medicine and seeing thousands of patients demonstrating symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Dr Saul's observation is that: ADHD doesn't exist. by Robert Wilde 11 Mar 2014
Report: Lerner Emails Show Partisan Concern For Democrats Former IRS official Louis Lerner and her colleagues at the tax agency were under a tremendous amount of pressure from President Obama and other Democrats to scrutinize a Tea Party applicant for public disclosure, despite rules protecting the privacy of unapproved applications, according to a staff report from the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. by Kerry Picket 11 Mar 2014
Democrats Midterm Hopes Rest on Florida Special Election On Tuesday, voters in Florida's 13th District will select a replacement for the late GOP Rep. Bill Young, who represented the St. Petersburg-based district for decades. Democrats secured their top recruit, Alex Sink, former financial officer for the state, who narrowly lost the Governor's race in 2010. Long-time Young aide, David Jolly won the GOP primary. Democrats entered the race with the clear edge. by Mike Flynn 11 Mar 2014
Rubio: Democrats Should Have Pulled All-Nighter for Americans Struggling in Obama Economy In response to the Senate Democrats' all-nighter on Monday evening when they pushed for a focus in Washington on the left's climate change and global warming agenda, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) said they should have focused instead on American workers struggling because of Obamacare and other liberal policies. by Matthew Boyle 11 Mar 2014
The Many New Jersey Characters Accusing Christie of Corruption New Jersey may not be a sprawling land mass, but it probably has more municipalities than your favorite Midwestern state. Now it seems the officials of every single one have a gripe against Chris Christie. Who are these officials? Why are they so angry? Where does Olympic champion Carl Lewis come in? We are here to help. by Frances Martel 11 Mar 2014
New York Times: California Drought Not from Global Warming On Sunday, The New York Times ran an opinion piece stating that the terrible drought in California is not due to global warming. by William Bigelow 11 Mar 2014
35 States Consider Restricting Drones as Privacy Worries Grow This year, 35 states are considering drone legislation as concerns over privacy rights and government intrusion mount. by Wynton Hall 11 Mar 2014
Pizza Chain Sbarro Shutters 230 Stores, Files for Bankruptcy New York-based mall pizza chain Sbarro filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday for the second time in three years and announced it will shutter at least 230 stores. by Wynton Hall 11 Mar 2014
Colorado Falls Short of Projected Marijuana Sales The bullish predictions about the revenue Colorado would accumulate from sales of recreational marijuana may have been quite premature. by William Bigelow 11 Mar 2014
Washington & Wall Street: Down and Out in Paris and London This week Washington and Wall Street is "Down and Out in Paris and London," to borrow the title from the autobiography of George Orwell. We are attending the Paris meeting of the Global Interdependence Center in Philadelphia, which is hosted again so graciously by the Banque de France. On Wednesday, we will travel to London by train to meet with more observers of the global scene. by Christopher Whalen 11 Mar 2014
Judicial Watch Confronts 'One-Man Congress' with Obamacare Appeal There is no doubt Barack Obama and everyone involved in advancing the Obamacare monstrosity would love for Judicial Watch to simply go away, but you know by now that's just not going to happen. by Tom Fitton 11 Mar 2014
Wealthy Russian National Facing WMD Charges Represented by Public Defender Vladislav Miftakhov, the eighteen-year-old Russian national arrested on January 24 for making bombs in Pennsylvania, is being represented by a public defender despite the wealth of his parents. by Michael Patrick Leahy 11 Mar 2014
Al Cardenas Pushes GOP 'Unity' at CPAC: Not 'One More Minute' of Infighting In his remarks at the conference over the weekend, the chairman of the group that runs CPAC said that conservatives and establishment Republicans should not spend "one more minute" fighting about candidates, policies, and for the soul of the party. by Tony Lee 11 Mar 2014
Study: States That Voted for Obama Have Most Income Inequality The top five states with the highest income inequality rates all voted to reelect President Barack Obama, though no state boasted a higher rate of inequality than Washington, D.C. This ia according to a study released this week by MoneyRates.com. by Frances Martel 10 Mar 2014
Pew Study: Majority of Millennials Oppose Gun Control A recently released Pew Study shows the majority of Millennials (born 1981-1996) oppose gun control. by AWR Hawkins 10 Mar 2014
University of Virginia Catches Condomania at First Annual 'Condom Olympics' The University of Virginia is hosting Condomania, the first annual "Condom Olympics," billed as a "festival of free food, free games, free prizes, free condoms, free lube, and free online coupons" that guaranteed "information about proper condom use, safe and effective forms of birth control, STI testing, screening, and prevention, sex facts, and trivia." by Robert Wilde 10 Mar 2014
Democrat-Led West Virginia Legislature Passes 20-Week Abortion Limit The Democrat-led West Virginia state senate passed the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act over the weekend by a vote of 29-5, with the support of 19 Democrats. The legislation had previously been passed by the Democrat-controlled state house by a vote of 79-17 with the support of 33 Democrats. by Dr. Susan Berry 10 Mar 2014
Michigan Right to Work: 8,000 Teachers Refusing to Pay Union Dues Just over a year ago the state of Michigan passed a right-to-work law ruling that the state's teachers cannot be forced by law to belong to a union as they had been before. Since then the state teachers union has claimed that it lost only a few members. Still the union was also forced to admit that 8,000 teachers have stopped paying dues. by Warner Todd Huston 10 Mar 2014
Dr. Ben Carson Against Gun Registration: We 'Should Be Really Concerned' About Martial Law On Monday at The New York Meeting, Dr. Ben Carson said he does not believe in gun registration because America's massive debt could transform the nation into a third-world country in which martial law may be imposed. by Tony Lee 10 Mar 2014
Former Soviet Propaganda Artist Sees Echos of Cold War In Ukraine Debate Now that he's watching the debate unfold about Russia invading his native land, a former Soviet propaganda artist said he can see the Russian rumor influence operation is making its way into western media the way it did during the Cold War. by Kerry Picket 10 Mar 2014
Meet the Gay Black Republican Selling Guns Online for Bitcoin Michael Cargill is a gay, black Republican who owns Central Texas Gun Works and sells guns online for Bitcoin. by AWR Hawkins 10 Mar 2014
Rand On Cruz: 'I'm Not Real Excited About Him Mischaracterizing My Views' Sen. Rand Paul continued his aggressive brush back of comments from his usual ally Sen. Ted Cruz suggesting that Paul is positioned at the left, dovish flank of the GOP on foreign policy, telling Fox News host Sean Hannity Cruz was "mischaracterizing" his views. by Jonathan Strong 10 Mar 2014
OK Sen. Candidate T.W. Shannon: U.S. Debt Threatens National Security T.W. Shannon, the conservative who stepped down as Oklahoma's House Speaker to run for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK), said the country's spiraling debt is a moral crisis and threatens its national security. by Tony Lee 10 Mar 2014
Ted Cruz Brings It Down A Notch In Fledgling Fight With Rand Paul Just as their first significant public conflict as 2016 frontrunners was starting to heat up, Ted Cruz has some nice things to say about his colleague Rand Paul. by Jonathan Strong 10 Mar 2014
Holder and DOJ Crack Down on Heroin as Gateway Drug Marijuana Flourishes U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and the Department of Justice insist that they are taking swift action to curtail drug trafficking and are stemming the tide of heroin overdoses and prescription drug use in America. Yet at the same time, Holder is making it easier for legal marijuana users to sell their product and have access to banks. by Robert Wilde 10 Mar 2014
Common Core Woes Lead to New 'Dumbed-Down' SAT It is no accident that the so-called "architect" of the Common Core standards is now president of the College Board. Barack Obama's plan to "fundamentally transform" education into the latest social justice iteration has hit a road block, and David Coleman has come to save the day with a newer, "dumbed-down" SAT, so easy that almost anybody can get into college. by Dr. Susan Berry 10 Mar 2014
Senate Democrats Block Obama Radical Nominee from Civil Rights Post Last week saw a somewhat surprising victory against the racialists running the Obama administration. It was surprising, not so much in the result, but in how it was achieved. by Tom Fitton 10 Mar 2014
Establishment Groups on Retreat Against Tea Party Incumbents Big-business and establishment groups vowed they would wage war on conservatives and Tea Party candidates, particularly incumbents, in 2014, but they are backing off after realizing they may not want to throw money at losers. by Tony Lee 10 Mar 2014
Sandy Hook Killer's Father Wishes Adam Lanza Was Never Born The father of Sandy Hook mass murderer, Adam Lanza, described his son's killing spree: "You can't get any more evil," and wishes that Adam had never been born. Adam killed 26 children, his mother, and himself at Sandy Hook Elementary School back in December of 2012. by Robert Wilde 10 Mar 2014
Review: 'Lincoln's Boys' Defend Honest Abe's Legacy The old adage that "winners write history" is mostly untrue; historians write history. The way future generations view the past often comes through the myriad of complex and biased accounts of those who bothered to record it. by Jarrett Stepman 10 Mar 2014
ABA Conference Speakers: 'Litigation,' 'Public Health' Strong Avenues for Gun Control During a March 7th American Bar Association (ABA) conference in Philadelphia, speakers described "litigation" and "public health" appeals as strong avenues for securing more gun control. by AWR Hawkins 10 Mar 2014
Note to GOP Candidates: After CPAC, Huckabee Could Be Competition for 2016 Former Gov. Mike Huckabee--who is also a host on Fox News--previewed a likely 2016 presidential campaign in his speech at CPAC. He balanced Republican base priorities and general election topics with a style and delivery that suggests other 2016 hopefuls cannot dismiss this man who won the Iowa Caucuses in 2008, if he jumps into the fray. by Ken Klukowski 10 Mar 2014
Charter School Parents, Opponents Sue NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's decision to rescind approval of three charter schools has attracted the ire of much of the state and multiple lawsuits from parents standing up for their children's education. It has also attracted the wrath of the far left, who are suing de Blasio for not shutting down more charter schools. by Frances Martel 10 Mar 2014
Breitbart Washington Editor: RNC More Conservative Than ACU Breitbart News Washington Editor Jonathan Strong said that the lack of pro-life panels at CPAC means that the Republican National Committee is arguably more conservative than the American Conservative Union, which puts on the annual conference. by Tony Lee 10 Mar 2014
This Astrophysicists Conference Was Bigger Than CPAC A bartender at the Cadillac Ranch restaurant said CPAC was "medium" for the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center venue and that the January convention of the American Astronomical Convention was "much bigger." by Jonathan Strong 10 Mar 2014
War on Women: Iowa Dems Target Female GOP Candidate with Racy Lyrics Displaying how phony the Democrats' "war on women" charge is, Iowa's Democratic Party made a playlist on spotify to slam a female GOP Senate candidate and included on it a song with some racy lyrics. by Tony Lee 10 Mar 2014
Utah Legislators Move to Protect Ability of Citizens to Open-Carry Firearms On March 7, legislation protecting citizens who legally carry or possess "holstered" firearms "unanimously" passed out of the Utah House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee. by AWR Hawkins 10 Mar 2014
Study: Southern Poverty Law Center Ignores Liberal Hate An academic study has accused the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) of having an anti-Christian bias in its reporting on hate groups in America. by Austin Ruse 10 Mar 2014
Sheriff Clarke at CPAC: 'The Armed Citizen Made This Country Free' Speaking at CPAC on March 8, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke said, "The armed citizen made this country free, [and] the armed citizen will keep this country free." by AWR Hawkins 10 Mar 2014
Paul Ryan: Obama Negotiating in Bad Faith on Defense Cuts After watching the president negotiate cuts to the Pentagon over the last several years, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan has arrived at the conclusion he's not being honest. by Joel B. Pollak 10 Mar 2014
CPAC Straw Poll Vote Drops 34% Since 2011 (National Harbor, MD) -- Kentucky Senator Rand Paul won the CPAC Presidential Straw Poll for the second year in a row. The support he received from 31% of voters was almost three times the support of his nearest rival, Texas Senator Ted Cruz. The more surprising news, however, is the steep drop in the number of CPAC attendees participating in the straw poll. The number of ballots cast has dropped more than 34% since 2011, when the GOP had just swept the 2010 mid-term elections. by Mike Flynn 10 Mar 2014
Obama: I'm 'Champion in Chief' of Amnesty, Boehner 'Sincere' on Immigration During a town hall event with Hispanic media outlets on Thursday, President Barack Obama said he was the "champion in chief" for amnesty and that House Speaker John Boehner was "sincere" in wanting to enact comprehensive immigration reform with him. by Tony Lee 10 Mar 2014
David Limbaugh: United Vision Needed to Defeat Obama's 'Utopian Hallucination' CAPE GIRARDEAU, Missouri — Shortly after former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin exited the stage to close out CPAC on Saturday, David Limbaugh, conservative political commentator, author, and attorney, took the stage in his hometown of Cape Girardeau in Southeast Missouri to keynote the 2014 Lincoln Day Celebration & Dinner. His speech was both an expression of frustration with the leftist agenda currently permeating America and a declaration of hope that the nation can rebound. by Adrienne Ross 10 Mar 2014
California Democrats Put Pot Plank in Party Platform The Democratic Party of California voted on Sunday to add the full legalization of marijuana to their party's platform in time for the 2014 elections. Despite vocal opposition from Gov. Jerry Brown--"How many people can get stoned and still have a great state or a great nation?"--the state's hegemonic ruling party is determined not to be outdone by Colorado and other states that have fully legalized the drug, with impacts still unknown. by Joel B. Pollak 10 Mar 2014
Rahm to Brother: 'Shut the F--- up!' on Tort Reform Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel claims that his brother Rahm--then-chief of staff at the White House, now mayor of Chicago--told him to "Shut the f--- up!" when he raised the topic of tort reform during internal administration debates on Obamacare. Dr. Emanuel, who became infamous for his advocacy of "death panels"--boards that would have the power to rule out treatments as a mechanism of cost control--made the claim in a new book, Reinventing American Health Care, in which he reprises his role in the shaping of the controversial new law. by Joel B. Pollak 10 Mar 2014
GOP Building Database of Millions Who Lost Insurance Due to Obamacare The Republican National Committee is erecting a database of the millions of voters whose health insurance plans were canceled due to Obamacare. by Wynton Hall 10 Mar 2014
300,000-Member Union Drops Bombshell Obamacare Report The 300,000-member union that was the first to endorse then-Senator Barack Obama has released a devastating Obamacare report that says Obama's controversial healthcare program will slash worker wages by up to $5 an hour, reduce worker hours, and exacerbate income inequality. by Wynton Hall 10 Mar 2014
ObamaCare Band-Aid? Millions potentially exempted from individual mandate through 201612 Mar 2014, 1:03 PM PDT
South Carolina House votes to cut funds for universities over gay-themed books12 Mar 2014, 12:45 PM PDT
Three Utah bills to change rights of biological fathers in adoption cases encounter pushback12 Mar 2014, 12:06 PM PDT
White House says CIA gave 'heads up' it was filing DOJ complaint against Senate aides12 Mar 2014, 12:02 PM PDT
ObamaCare Band-Aid? Millions potentially exempted from individual mandate through 201612 Mar 2014, 1:03 PM PDT
South Carolina House votes to cut funds for universities over gay-themed books12 Mar 2014, 12:45 PM PDT
Three Utah bills to change rights of biological fathers in adoption cases encounter pushback12 Mar 2014, 12:06 PM PDT
White House says CIA gave 'heads up' it was filing DOJ complaint against Senate aides12 Mar 2014, 12:02 PM PDT
Oklahoma teenagers ordered to stand trial in fatal shooting of Australian baseball player12 Mar 2014, 2:11 PM PDT
Georgia man indicted on murder charge in New York City crash that killed transit bus driver12 Mar 2014, 2:04 PM PDT
Rural Nevada sheriff defends I-80 drug stops where $60K-plus cash confiscated without arrests12 Mar 2014, 1:49 PM PDT
Federal charges filed against Utah trucker accused of keeping sex slaves in semitrailer12 Mar 2014, 1:36 PM PDT
SC sheriff's deputy cried after shooting 70-year-old NC man as he reached for cane during stop12 Mar 2014, 1:04 PM PDT
Kuroda gives up 6 runs in 3 2-3 innings, Yankees and Tigers tie 7-7 in 10-innings12 Mar 2014, 2:15 PM PDT
Jordan Spieth recalls biggest 3-hole stretch at Innisbrook that started his career12 Mar 2014, 2:03 PM PDT
Tulane rallies with 3-point shooting, beats North Texas 66-61 in Conference USA 2nd round12 Mar 2014, 2:00 PM PDT


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On the 10th anniversary of The Passion of The Christ's release, a journalist is pleading with Hollywood to let Mel Gibson off the hook.
Once President Obama leaves office, he might want to consider a career in comedy.
Game of Thrones star Kristian Nairn, who plays Hodor on the HBO series, has come out as gay, according to WinterIsComing.net.
Mariska Hargitay is used to helping rape victims on TV, but now she's lending her support to an off-screen initiative.
Chris Pine has been arrested and charged with drunken driving in New Zealand, the Christchurch newspaper The Press reports.
Lena Dunham may step out of the spotlight when Girls eventually ends.
12 Years a Slave screenwriter John Ridley has apparently softened his stance towards director Steve McQueen.
There's apparently no love lost between former spouses Elisabeth Moss and Fred Armisen.
Justin Bieber threw an F-bomb at a court reporter during a heated deposition last week, according to video obtained by TMZ.com.
Charlie Sheen has been a no-show on the set of Anger Management for several days in recent weeks and has forced the FX show to halt production as a result, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Sheila MacRae, who starred on The Honeymooners as part of Jackie Gleason's variety show, has died, according to The Hollywood Reporter. She was 93.
Christian Bale and Sibi Blazic are expecting their second child, E! News reports.
Scott Kalvert, who directed The Basketball Diaries starring Leonardo DiCaprio, was found dead.
Ke$ha has left rehab after completing a two-month treatment for an eating disorder.
Lea Michele says writing and recording her new album Louder helped her overcome her grief after losing her boyfriend Cory Monteith last summer.
Aaron Carter is still carrying a torch for former flame Hilary Duff.
Katy Perry kissed a girl and, apparently, she didn't like it.
Thandie Newton and her husband, Ol Parker, welcomed their child on Monday, the actress revealed on Twitter.
Demi Lovato's hair is like a river: It's always there, but never the same.
Set your calendars, but don't hold your breath for an invite.
Conan O'Brien has been tapped to host the MTV Movie Awards, the host announced on his show Tuesday night.
John Travolta is speaking out about his big Oscars flub. At Sunday's ceremony, the actor incorrectly introduced Idina Menzel as Adele Dazeem before her performance of Frozen's "Let It Go."
Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Teresa and Joe Giudice pleaded guilty to fraud charges in Newark Federal Court Tuesday, and both could face prison time as a result.
Bachelorette alum DeAnna Pappas Stagliano and her husband Stephen have revealed the name of their baby girl.
Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom have momentarily reunited in the wake of a robbery that occurred at their former home, The Los Angeles Times reports.
The creative team behind 12 Years a Slave had plenty of reasons to celebrate at Sunday's Oscars. But it wasn't all smiles.
Taylor Swift has obtained a temporary restraining order against a man claiming to be her husband, E! News reports.
The Oscars' "In Memoriam" segment left out several notable names.
Céline Dion's husband, René Angélil, is recovering from surgery to remove a tumor in his throat, People reports.
Get ready to hear the pitter patter of little ScarJo feet!
Good to know we're not the only ones who need pizza to make it through a long night at the Oscars.
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Best Answer spartanstew , 24 April 2013 - 07:53 PM
So, maybe I could do this:
tigers CCHANS 4 249 & Sports, Baseball
That would cover everything between my locals and the turner channels and exclude all the baseball subscription channels? I think that would pretty much cover everything.
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