Carrie Prejean Files Discrimination Suit
Former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean has filed a religious discrimination lawsuit against the franchise that operates the Miss California Organization, K2 Productions,...
United States
Mass. Health Bill Would Allow Warrantless Arrests, Quarantines
A pandemic and disaster preparation bill (S. 2028) passed unanimously by the Massachusetts Senate...
Dick Cheney, Mohammad Jawad and Torture
While the U.S. mainstream media is awash in news that the Bush-era policy of...
USA Today Misses Mark on Gun Rights
In an August 31 editorial, the editors of the USA Today have entered the...
Unresolved Questions Surround KAL 007
In the midst of public outcry over the decision by Scottish authorities to free...
Stimulus Money: An Offer the Mob Can’t Refuse
Law enforcement officials believe that the Mafia (and other similar organized crime groups) is...
American Sex Tourists Caught in Cambodia
Three American sex tourists to Cambodia have been arrested and are being returned to...
Chamber on Climate Change: Show Us the Evidence
On August 25, the United States Chamber of Commerce, which claims to represent some...
Bill Would Give President Internet Control
CNET News reported on August 28 that it had obtained a draft copy of...
Beware UN’s Convention on the Rights of the Child
In June, the Obama administration began reviving efforts to have the United States sign...
Will Healthcare Reform Fund Abortion, Deny Life-saving Treatment?
Despite President Obama's assurances that healthcare reform will neither pay for abortions nor "pull...
A Town Hall Meeting Stacked to the Left
“Open borders, open hearts show humanity, Workers from all walks of life enrich democracy,”...
What Ted Kennedy Taught His Followers
The recently reposed Senator Edward M. “Ted” Kennedy (D-Mass.) left a legacy of federal...
Citizen Protests Congressman Hiding From Town Hall
When two-term congressman Zack Space decided he didn't want to hold any public town...
FCC to Investigate Wireless Industry
The Federal Communications Commission is launching an investigation of the nation’s wireless industry to...
Fed Official Admits 16% Unemployment
The real number of unemployed in the United States is far more than the...
Anger Over Terrorist’s Release Confuses Gadhafi
Saif al-Islam Gadhafi, son of the longtime Libyan dictator, Moammar Gadhafi, is confused as...
Private Companies compete for Google Lunar X Prize
The recent launch of South Korea’s Naro-1 rocket marked the emergence of the 10th...
Broadband Initiative Stimulates Interest
The Obama Administration, under the rubric of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of...
Court Sets New Rules for Computer Searches
In a ruling with broad implications for computer privacy, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court...