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Lawyer for Gitmo Detainee Challenges Mail-reading Rule
An attorney for an American accused of conspiring to carry out the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 has filed suit in the...
Was Maine Stolen from Ron Paul?
The mass media have repeated the official results for the Maine GOP presidential caucuses that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney narrowly beat Texas...
Read moreUN Bosses Secretly Plot Global Govt Through “Green Economy” for Rio+20
United Nations boss Ban Ki-moon and his top deputies gathered in secret last year to chart the future course of humanity through “sustainable...
Read moreU.S. Regulators Approve First Nuclear Power Plant Since 1978
U.S. regulators on Thursday authorized plans to construct the nation’s first nuclear power plant in three decades, despite concerns stemming from Japan’s 2011...
Read moreCourts and Dept of Justice Agree: Videotaping Police is OK
Ken Paulsen (left), president and CEO of the First Amendment Center, wrote in USA Today that “just as police officers use technology to...
Read moreWashington State Legislature Approves Homosexual “Marriage”
The state of Washington is one step away from the legalization of homosexual marriage following passage of legislation in the state house of...
Read moreNew Iran Sanctions: President Signs Executive Order Citing NDAA Authority
Once again, a provision of the National Defense Authorization Act is being cited by Washington as justification for a new policy position. ...
Read moreForest Service: Jesus Statue Will Stay in Montana National Forest
The U.S. Forest Service has announced that a statue of Jesus Christ that has graced the Big Mountain ski hill in northwestern Montana’s...
Read moreRomney’s Criticism of Obama’s Contraception Policy Rings Hollow
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has lately been arguing strenuously against the Obama administration’s decision to force all employers, regardless of their religious...
Read moreArizona Files its First Brief in Supreme Court Immigration Case
On Monday, attorneys representing Arizona Governor Jan Brewer (left) filed their opening brief with the clerk of the U.S. Supreme Court. In the...
Read moreCritics Call Obama’s Contraception “Compromise” a “Distinction Without a Difference”
Christian and pro-family groups are blasting President Obama’s “compromise” on his contraception mandate for religious groups as a meaningless distinction without a difference....
Read moreArmy Censored Military Archbishop’s Letter Condemning Obama Contraception Mandate
In the latest controversy over President Obama’s infamous “contraception mandate,” the administration is coming under attack for attempting to prevent military chaplains from...
Read moreHouse Committee Addresses Union Dues
A congressional committee is currently weighing in on the battle over union dues, calling it an issue of economic freedom, which is sure...
Read moreThe U.S. Constitution: Too Old to be Attractive?
Hot on the heals of the news that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg suggested that new nations look elsewhere for their constitutional...
Read moreI Scream, You Scream: San Francisco Red Tape Nearly Strangles Small Businesses
San Francisco, as even casual observers of the political scene know, is one of the most liberal cities in the country. Many of...
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