Despite recent reports, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is consistent in his defense of due process and the justifiable use of drones in law enforcement.

Several family-run businesses owned by people of faith have successfully defended their right to freely exercise their religion against attack by the Obama administration.

According to research, CISPA supporters spent $605 million convincing congressmen to vote for the bill, outspending opponents 38 to one.

Both houses of the Florida state legislature have passed a bill protecting citizens’ rights guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment from being abrogated by drones.

The Missouri state House of Representatives passed the Second Amendment Preservation Act, a bill nullifying any attempts by the federal government to infringe on citizens' right to keep and bear arms.

The Michigan House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill nullifying the enforcement of indefinite detention within their state boundaries.

At a speech at the National Press Club the director of the White House Office of National Drug Policy declared that states could not nullify federal drug laws.

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed a very watered-down state act aimed at protecting the right of citizens to keep and bear arms.

As it did in the case of NFIB v. Sebelius, the Supreme Court is considering a case that would grant the federal government nearly  unlimited unconstitutional power over every aspect of life.