Crime

Guantanamo Recidivism: Numbers Inflated?

The New York Times published an article on May 20 that divulged that “an unreleased Pentagon report concludes that about one in seven...

Thomas R. Eddlem May 27, 2009

Conservative Judge Napolitano: Bush Is a Felon

Thomas R. Eddlem May 9, 2009

Conservative Fox News Commentator and former district judge Andrew Napolitano said President George W. Bush is likely a felon in a May 8...

Illegal Alien Sex Crimes, Guns & Anarcho-Tyranny

R. Cort Kirkwood April 21, 2009

The horrific sex crimes perpetrated by illegal immigrants is just one reason so many Americans are riled up about the border with Mexico....

Cop Killers, Ideology, and Blame

Ralph R. Reiland April 15, 2009

Six days before Richard Poplawski, 22, was arrested on April 4 after a shootout in Pittsburgh that left three police officers dead, he...

Government Witness Under Psychiatric Care

Ann Shibler April 8, 2009

The Department of Justice withheld the psychiatric records of a detainee who's been used by the government as a witness in a number...

Terrorist Bill Ayers May Finally Be Brought to Justice

Steven J. DuBord March 31, 2009

Thanks to President Barack Obama, the family of Sgt. Brian McDonnell of the San Francisco Police Department may finally get justice. The Weather...

Not One Terrorist Plot Foiled by Torture of Abu Zubaida

Thomas R. Eddlem March 30, 2009

Former President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have long claimed that "a great many" terrorist plots had been foiled by...

Most Guantanamo Detainees Innocent?

Thomas R. Eddlem March 23, 2009

Lawrence B. Wilkerson served as chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell, one of the senior Bush Administration officials that pushed...

Supreme Court Almost Vindicates Trial Rights

Thomas R. Eddlem March 9, 2009

The U.S. Supreme Court almost vindicated the trial rights of persons seized within the territorial United States by vacating an appellate court judgment...

Violence Spills Across U.S.-Mexico Border

Alex Newman March 3, 2009

The increasing violence that the drug cartels have been inflicting on Mexico is now making its way across the Rio Grande into the...

Justice Department’s Torture Inquiry

Thomas R. Eddlem February 18, 2009

Attorney General Eric Holder’s office has nearly completed a report that excoriates the three senior Bush administration officials who gave a pseudo-legal imprimatur...

“Torture Memo” Author Attacks Torture Ban

Thomas R. Eddlem January 31, 2009

Former Justice Department lawyer John Yoo castigated President Obama’s decision to ban torture and close Guantanamo in a January 29 Wall Street Journal...