Science & Technology
Is Salt Really Bad for Your Heart?
Will the killjoys at the American Medical Association finally allow the Morton's Salt Girl to come out and play?
Empowering Telecom Job Creators
Two proposed bills—one pro-business, one pro-regulation—face off in New Jersey.
Obama: Can Old Friendships Survive His Divisive Presidency?
PJ Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers on whether a friendship forged decades ago can endure the ultra-partisan Age of Obama.
The Measure of a Life Worth Living
A peer reviewed study shows that some people living in a vegetative state may be more "alive" than previously thought.
The Skunk at Your Door: The Sadistic Narcissist with the Very Large Suitcase
PJ Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers provides 12 time-tested tips to help retain your sanity during a really long weekend.
The Boorish Liberal at Thanksgiving Dinner
PJ Advice Columnist Belladonna Rogers on coping with the inevitable relative who turns up every year, preferring a debate to a drumstick.
The End of the Light Bulb as We Know It
Why Americans are hoarding incandescent bulbs before darkness envelops us all on January 1, 2012.
Another DOE Loan Scandal: Are We Bailing Out Spain’s Solar Collapse?
Following the collapse of Spain's solar sector, a Spanish company with ties to Democrats received $2.7 billion in US Energy Department loans.
E.Coli in Organic Food Leads to 50 Dead in Germany
Perhaps health-food and vitamin supplements should be labelled, “Warning: Over-Concern for Your Health May Be Damaging to Your Health.”
Wasted ‘Climate Change’ Cash Could Save Lives Instead
Tomorrow’s theoretical problems have been trumping today’s urgent needs.
Old Flames: Heaven, Hell, and Eternity
PJ Media Advice columnist Belladonna Rogers on the dangerous allure of the past.
For Tiffany, All that Glitters Isn’t Gold
The fashionable jeweler has joined an effort to block an Alaskan gold mine from operating.
The New Paganism of Biodiversity
Dispatches from the Society for the Protection of the Malaria Spirochete.
‘Shuttlyndra’ and the Smoking Rocket
A NASA study, suppressed by the agency, definitively shows that the Senate Launch System isn't needed.
It’s the Space Development and Settlement, Stupid
Columbus didn’t sail across the seas for the sake of “exploration.”
ObamaCare Is Likely To Die a Painful Death
Is the Supreme Court likely to draw and quarter the president's signature legislation? You betcha.
The Man Who Sold the Future
Steve Jobs not only understood the times he lived in, he anticipated what would come next.
Steve Jobs: An Unexpected Appreciation
Having spent much of my life dealing with the Steve Jobs phenomenon, I can say that it was only in the last few years that he became the great figure he was always destined to be.
In Praise of Entrepreneurs
I won’t say that I would be the last person to praise Steve Jobs, Apple founder, but I’d certainly be way down the list. (Also read Richard Fernandez: "It's a Wonderful Life")
When Science Is Wrong: The Threat of ‘Truth’ by Consensus
The potential derailment of Einstein reminds us of our limitations and man's finite knowledge.
NASA’s ‘Shuttlyndra’ a Massive Waste of Tax Dollars
This is a tale of a government investment gone far awry.
Is Texting the New Smoking?
PJAdvice columnist Belladonna Rogers on the powerful urge to stay in touch.
Why President Obama Is Really No Worse than el Presidente Chávez
Here are some of the contrasting great leaps forward made or promised by these two astonishing leaders.
From ‘Scandal-Free’ to Near Scandal Fatigue in Three Weeks
"Squeaky clean" no more — as if they ever were.
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