Judge Rules Against Government in Drug Dealer’s Locked iPhone Case
On Monday, U.S. Magistrate Judge James Orenstein ruled that the Department of Justice cannot force Apple to provide the FBI with access to a locked iPhone involved in a...
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U.S. Zika Cases Increasing; Some Light Shed on Impact of Virus on Unborn
The latest figures out of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal that Zika cases in the United States continue to increase, and those involving pregnant women are...
VA’s Inspector General Still Has Not Released Reports on Wait-time Investigations
Despite intense scrutiny following the Veterans Affairs wait-time scandal that was exposed two years ago, an investigation by the Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General reveals not much has...
New Report: Obama Admin. Approach to ObamaCare Fraud “Passive”
According to a report from the Government Accountability Office, the Obama administration is taking a very lax approach to identifying possible ObamaCare fraud. ...
New York Mayor Proposes “Safe” Heroin Injection Facility
Svante Myrick, mayor of Ithaca, New York, has proposed a controversial plan to open up a supervised facility in which heroin users can “safely” use heroin. Fox News reports...
Goodness of America
Our Coupons Care Sixteen-year-old Hannah Steinberg of Scarsdale, New York, picked up a very valuable skill from watching reality television in 2011. Four years later, a number of homeless...
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DHS Seeks to Create Cyberspace “See Something, Say Something” PSA Campaign
The federal government is looking to spend an extra $1 million of taxpayers' money to implement a new initiative encouraging Internet users to vigilantly observe and report potential online...
Virginia HS Cuts Controversial Race Video After Backlash From Parents
Glen Allen High School in Henrico, Virginia, provoked ire from parents after it showed an animated film to its students during two assemblies for Black History Month that portrayed...
DOJ Sues Ferguson to Force Police Reform After City “Rejects” Consent Decree
Department of Justice Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced on Wednesday that the Justice Department is suing the city of Ferguson, Missouri, to force police reform after the city council...
$750 Million in ObamaCare Subsidies Paid to Illegal Immigrants
A new report out of the U.S. Senate that reveals illegal immigrants received up to $750 million in healthcare subsidies is sure to make waves. ...
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Home Sweet Home A once-homeless family in Boynton Beach, Florida, is homeless no more thanks to the efforts of a local police officer. Grisela Andino and her two daughters...
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Florida Governor Declares States of Emergency Over Zika Virus
A state of emergency has been declared in four Florida counties — Miami-Dade, Hillsborough, Lee, and Santa Rosa — after nine people were diagnosed with the Zika virus. While...
WHO Says Zika Virus a Global Threat; Health Experts Push to Lift DDT Ban
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared Monday that the Zika virus is a public health emergency of international concern, as it is suspected of causing significant birth defects. The...
U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down North Dakota’s “Fetal Heartbeat” Law
On Monday, the Supreme Court struck down a controversial North Dakota law that banned abortions after a fetal heartbeat was detected (as early as six weeks after conception), maintaining...
CBO Report Projects $30 Trillion Deficit by 2026
A report released on Monday by the Congressional Budget Office projects that the federal debt will be $30 trillion within a decade, citing new spending, tax cuts, and ObamaCare...