“Defund ObamaCare” Tours Begin, Putting Pressure on Reluctant Senators
Underlying the "Defund ObamaCare" tours is the important question: Is America still a democratic republic, or a nation of serfs? ...
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Whistleblower Bradley Manning Sentenced to 35 Years
Reactions to the sentence handed down on Wednesday by Military Judge Denise Lind were immediate: “We’ll keep fighting for you, Bradley! You’re our hero!” exclaimed many in the courtroom when...
Improved RFID Technology in Smart Guns Threatens Second Amendment
RFID technology has advanced to the point where a chip, installed in the grip of a handgun, will allow the government to render the gun useless instantly. ...
Turning the Clinton Foundation Into Hillary’s Presidential Launching Pad
The newly revised Clinton Foundation will serve as Hillary's tax-exempt financial springboard for her presidential campaign for 2016. ...
The Atlantic Magazine Downplays America’s Debt Burden
The Atlantic magazine derided a series of economic studies estimating "unfunded liabilities" facing the United States at between $38 trillion and $200 trillion, determining through simplistic assumptions that U.S....
The President’s Approval Ratings Continue to Drop
The consistency among the polls is quite remarkable: In every one, the president's approval rating is dropping, in some precipitously. It's likely to be a long, hot, and dry...
Uphill Battle for Republican Challenger in New Jersey Senate Race
Republican Steve Lonegan may not win in October, but he can certainly do some damage by exposing Booker as just another corrupt politician on the take. ...
Another ObamaCare Delay Admitted by the White House
The delays in implementing ObamaCare continue to give voice to those opposed to the vast government-run healthcare system. ...
Judge Rules New York City’s “Stop and Frisk” Policy Unconstitutional
On its surface, the ruling against New York City's "stop and frisk" policy is encouraging. Digging deeper, however, reveals that little will change. New Yorkers will continue to suffer...
University of California Study: National Debt Is Really $70 Trillion
A University of California professor has estimated that the real national debt is vastly, almost inconceivably, larger than the one about to trigger the debt ceiling conversation after Labor...
Federal Court Rules That the Bitcoin Is Money
The federal court ruling that bitcoins are money is just one more step toward full and wide acceptance of the digital currency as an alternative to Federal Reserve Notes...
First Detroit, Now Chicago?
Chicago is the big sister of Detroit, suffering from the same malaise: a shrinking population, politicians unwilling to face reality, and dreadfully underfunded pensions. ...
Declines in Trust, Revenues Force Sales and Spinoffs of Newspapers
Back-to-back sales of prominent newspapers this week continues a trend at least a decade old as their readers increasingly get their news from more trusted sources on the Internet....
Costs, Frustrations Mount as Fort Hood Shooter Trial Opens
After nearly four years of delays, the military trial of Nidal Malik Hasan, the accused Fort Hood shooter, begins today with Hasan representing himself against charges of 13 counts...
Jobs Reports: U.S. Turning Into a Part-time Worker Economy
The gradual conversion of the American economy into one of part-time workers continues apace. The latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics confirms it. ...