Ft. Hood Shooter Still Receiving Pay from the Army
John Galligan, attorney for Nidal Hasan is complaining to the press that his client is having difficulty finding a bank to cash his...
Crime
Chicago’s New Gun-control Regime Challenged in Court
Just four days after the Supreme Court essentially struck down the City of Chicago’s draconian handgun ban as unconstitutional, the City Council unanimously...
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Terrorist Smuggling Into U.S. a Real Concern
Richard Stana, the Government Accounting Office’s (GAO) Director of Homeland Security and Justice Issues, testified before a congressional subcommittee on July 22 that...
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Police Deaths Rise in First Half of 2010
Following a 50-year low last year, the number of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in the U.S. rose nearly...
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Texas Lobbyists Plan to “Pack Heat” at Capitol
Success or failure for a political lobbyist often comes down to access; without easy access to legislators, it is naturally much harder to...
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McCarthy’s Still Right: Communist Treason in the State Department
“And even if there were only one Communist in the State Department, that would still be one Communist too many.” — Senator Joseph...
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Gangs Still Active in US Military
Despite efforts to stop them, criminal street gangs have been active inside the U.S. military. And, according to one recent report, the situation...
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Washington Post Investigates U.S. Intelligence
On July 19, the Washington Post published the first installment in a series of investigative reports looking at the U.S. intelligence community’s massive...
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Russian Spy Case Shows Danger Of Amnesty for Illegal Aliens
It turns out that Vicky Pelaez, the Peruvian journalist expelled from the United States on July 8 along with nine Russians, obtained her...
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Wife of Oil Executive Targeted in Bomb Attack
Federal agents are investigating a bomb explosion at the home of 58-year-old Houston woman, Vennie Wolf, on July 9. Disguised as an innocuous...
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Possible ‘Nuclear’ Spy Leak Proves McDonald Right
On Friday, July 9, 2010, a day after the ten accused Russian spies pleaded guilty in the US District Court in Brooklyn, New...
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Former Drug Warrior Persecuted for Activism Uses Arrest to Push Jury Nullification
Former Texas narcotics officer turned anti-drug-war activist Barry Cooper surrendered himself to authorities at the state capitol on misdemeanor charges of filing a...
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Former Justice Official Testifies Against DOJ
Former Department of Justice Official Christian Adams testified before the Civil Rights commission today “pursuant to a subpoena investigating the New Black Panther...
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Girlfriend of Accused: “With a Russian Spy”
As photos and information from accused Russian spy Anna Chapman’s social networking connections continue to circulate around the Internet, information of the other...
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The Long Arm of Hate Crime Law Grows Longer
Think you know what a hate crime is? Think again. ...
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