Miss. Gov. Barbour Issues Hundreds of Controversial Pardons
Crime victims, judges, and Mississippi residents in general are up in arms over the more than 200 pardons and clemencies issued by the...
NEA, Others Release Controversial Sex-ed Standards for Schools
What should America’s children and adolescents know about sex, homosexuality, “gender identity,” and contraception? As much as possible, according to a coalition of...
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Pastors Push Back Against NYC Church Ban
New York City police arrested 43 pastors and church members who used the occasion of Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s January 12 State of the...
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One Lonely State Representative Opposes Indefinite Detention
Rhode Island Representative Daniel Gordon has drafted a resolution to express his opposition to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) “that suspended habeas...
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Fed Didn’t Recognize Housing Crisis in 2006, Transcripts Show
Central banks are often justified on the basis that a complex, modern economy requires top-down management by experts. These people, it is said,...
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Study: U.S. Economic Freedom Drops for Fourth Year
The latest international Index of Economic Freedom revealed that the economy of the United States lost even more liberty for a fourth consecutive...
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The NDAA and Suspension of Habeas Corpus: Not Just for “Enemy Combatants” Anymore
Remember all those neocons and Republicans who cheered George W. Bush’s “indefinite detainment” of “enemy combatants”? Many of them — though, amazingly, not...
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Obama’s Contempt for Congress
Guess what? Barack Obama has found an opponent whose approval ratings are even lower than his own. So to kick off his re-election...
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Energy Department Invested $6.5B in Risky “Green” Ventures
The Obama administration’s track record with taxpayer-funded, green-tech subsidies is severely flawed, and according to new documents obtained by CBS News, its failures...
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Movie Review: Joyful Noise
Many Americans may not put much stock into a film that stars former female hip-hop artist Queen Latifah and country music artist Dolly...
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WikiLeaks: More Evidence of Monsanto’s Bullying and Influence-Buying
The latest revelations from WikiLeaks confirm Monsanto’s continuing efforts to influence governments worldwide to rule in its favor and punish those who won’t....
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Supreme Court’s “Ministerial Exception” Ruling
Calling it the “most significant religious liberty decision in two decades,” the New York Times announced the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the...
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Homeland Security Is Reading and Recording Every Keystroke
With so many of our most essential liberties under attack from the oligarchy on the Potomac, it is little wonder that the freedom...
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Romney’s Skeletons: His Bain Capital Received Millions in Bailouts
GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is under fire after news reports surfaced showing that his company, Bain Capital, benefited from multiple federal bailouts...
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Greece Recognizes Pedophilia as “Disability”
The government of Greece is catching flack over its decision to add some questionable categories to its list of recognized disabilities. As reported...
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