Fed’s Bernanke a Victim of ID Theft
While the Fed fights efforts to air its dirty laundry, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has had his own personal bank account information compromised...
Crime
Obama Creates New Interrogation Unit
In an effort to distance himself from the much-criticized interrogation methods used by the Bush administration and its agents, President Barack Obama has...
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CIA’s “Interrogation” Instructions Unveiled
A Washington Post article details some of the appalling tactics employed by the CIA as operatives (some lacking any interrogation training) attempted to...
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CIA Torture Investigation Declassified
The declassification of the CIA Inspector General's report on torture of detainees provided more hard evidence of what most Americans already knew: the...
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Holder Appoints Torture Prosecutor, Rejects Nuremberg Principle
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder appointed Assistant United States Attorney John Durham to investigate torture by U.S. officials since President Bush commenced the...
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CIA Inspector General to Confirm Clear-Cut Case of Torture
The CIA is scheduled today to declassify a 2004 report that details at least one clear-cut case of felony torture, according to an...
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Rifqa Bary Safe for Now
A circuit judge in Florida said last Friday that Rifqa Bary, the Christian teenager who fled her Muslim family because she feared an...
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Save Rifqa Bary From an Honor Killing
Americans and Europeans have learned at least one unpleasant truth about unfettered immigration, even if government officials don’t want to admit it: many...
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Details of Mission for CIA ‘Black’ Helicopters Revealed
In a tale that sounds like something out of a spy movie, the New York Post has revealed intricate details about a secret...
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Study Shows DNA Evidence Can Be Faked
In recent years, a popular understanding has arisen that DNA is an infallible form of evidence; whether one is speaking of a crime...
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Texas Judge Sharon Keller on Trial
A judge on Texas’ highest criminal court is facing a special hearing before the state’s Commission on Judicial Conduct after allegedly refusing to...
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Girl Ticketed for Selling Lemonade and Cookies
A 10-year-old girl in New York City made headlines over the weekend after receiving a $50 ticket for selling lemonade and home-made cookies...
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Manson Follower “Squeaky” Fromme Out on Parole
It was almost 34 years ago — September 5, 1975 — that Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme approached President Gerald Ford through a crowd and...
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Woman Murdered, Baby Cut from Womb
It's hard to imagine anything more evil: a woman kills a friend so that she can steal her unborn baby by ripping it...
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COPS, DHS On ‘Stimulus’ Patrol
The federal Community Oriented Police Services, or COPS program, has given police departments across the country something to "CHRP" about with the awarding...
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