Debtors’ Prisons — Again
Debtors' prisons in the United States have been present for years. It's just that few know about them, except the victims. ...
Crime
Swiss Banks Are Now Agents for the IRS
First the Swiss and then the world. Soon every bank in the world will be a de facto IRS agent seeking to punish...
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Colorado School Shooting Fails to Generate Media Buzz
Since the shooting attack at Colorado's Arapahoe High School last Friday didn't fit the media's narrative, the story rapidly disappeared from view. ...
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EPA Official Sentenced for Fraud
John Beale, a former EPA senior policy advisor who pled guilty on September 27 to stealing nearly $900,000 from the agency over 13...
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Newtown School-shooting Anniversary Marked by Anti-gun Protests
Bells ringing over the weekend in memory of Newtown will likely fail to galvanize much anti-gun fervor, at least for the moment. ...
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ATF Resorts to Dubious Tactics to Secure Arrests
An exposé by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that the ATF engaged in rogue tactics to go after guns on the street, including...
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Fast and Furious Whistleblower Destroys “Botched Investigation” Lie
Despite the Obama administration’s fiendish efforts to censor the truth, Special Agent John Dodson, one of the key ATF whistleblowers who exposed the...
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Homeland Security Faces Lawsuit for Seizing Journalist’s Notes
The Washington Times and a former journalist for the newspaper, Audrey Hudson, whose notes were seized during a raid on her home, announced...
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Local Police Increasingly Subordinate to Homeland Security Department
Media around the country are reporting the inroads the Department of Homeland Security is making in transforming local law enforcement into subordinate outposts...
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First Prosecutor Jailed for Deliberately Convicting Innocent Man
For the first time ever, according to legal experts focused on the subject, a prosecutor who deliberately sent an innocent man to prison...
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Credit Rating Agencies Downgrade Chicago’s Debt, Again
Fitch and Moody's downgrades of Chicago's general obligation bonds are markers on the road to Detroit for America's third largest city. ...
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Lawmakers Introduce Articles of Impeachment Targeting AG Holder
A coalition of Republican lawmakers formally introduced Articles of Impeachment against Obama’s disgraced Attorney General Eric Holder, who stands accused of perpetrating multiple...
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Activist Hacker Hammond Slams Government Crimes at Sentencing
Hacker Jeremy Hammond, a so-called “hacktivist,” or an activist who uses hacking to further a cause, was sentenced to 10 years in federal...
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Students Sanctioned for Defending Themselves in College-owned Apartment
Two Gonzaga University students defended themselves, as is their natural and constitutional right. But the university said they violated its "gun free zone"...
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Lawmakers Push to Impeach Disgraced Attorney General Holder
After having already been held in criminal contempt of Congress for an ongoing cover-up of the Obama administration’s deadly “Fast and Furious” gun-running...
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