A 5-4 majority threw out a challenge to the law authorizing the federal government to monitor and record electronic communication of all citizens.

In a letter to veterans from the Department of Veterans' Affairs, veterans labeled as incompetent are being forbidden from purchasing guns or ammunition.

The Utah Second Amendment Preservation Act is being denied a hearing by the chairman of the Utah House Judicial Committee.

John Birch Society CEO Art Thompson suggests asking eight simple questions to expose the dangers of a constitutional convention.

In a fact sheet, the Federal Aviation Administration revealed that it has approved nearly 1,500 requests for licenses to fly drones in the United States.

The Defense Clandestine Service is another step in the convergence of the military and civilian intelligence operations.

The bill calling for Arizona to enter the Compact for America and call for an Article V constitutional convention was defeated by the Arizona House Rules Committee.

Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) threatened to filibuster the confirmation vote of John Brennan unless Brennan provides clear answers to the senator's questions regarding the prosecution of the drone war.

Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky announced the return of $600,000 from his office budget to the federal treasury.

By a vote of 7-3, the Oklahoma bill nullifying ObamaCare was passed by a committee.