United States
Federal Appeals Court Misinterprets Constitution and State Sovereignty
The federal judiciary has had a chip on its shoulder ever since Alexander Hamilton described it as the “weakest of the three departments...
FCC Grants Itself Power Over Internet, Critics Attack
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission took a big step forward toward legislating government regulation of the Internet Tuesday with a bureaucratic vote in...
Read moreSevere Weather in Europe Stalls Travelers, Baffles Environmentalists
It's going to be a white Christmas at London's Heathrow Airport, with record low temperatures and snowfall canceling and delaying hundreds of flights....
Read moreAssessing the Impact of Reapportionment and Redistricting
The census data, along with the Republican gains in state legislatures and governorships, means that Democrats face a grim decade in House elections....
Read moreA Taxpayer’s Dime Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
Did you know that in 2010 the federal government spent $2.9 million for a study of the video game "World of Warcraft"? How...
Read moreSenate Unanimously Passes 9/11 Responders Bill
Moments ago, the United States Senate voted to pass the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, named after a police detective who...
Read moreSenate Ratifies START Treaty
Moments ago, the United States Senate voted 71-26 to approve ratification of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, also known as New START....
Read moreChristie Commutes Aitken’s Gun Possession Sentence
On Monday, Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey signed an order commuting Brian Aitken's sentence from seven years to time served. Aitken...
Read moreAutomakers Sue EPA Over E15 Fuel Blend
A coalition of automakers is suing President Obama's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), hoping to overturn that agency's decision to allow the sale of...
Read moreMilitary Writes Rules for Repeal of DADT Process
Last weekend, the United States Senate voted 65-31 in favor of repealing the 17-year military policy, “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” The Senate vote...
Read moreCivil Rights’ Groups Contest New Texas Curriculum
In March of this year, the Texas Board of Education approved a social studies curriculum that touts more conservative principles, including those championing...
Read moreObama’s Deportation Deception Exposed
In a new video commentary (watch below), Liberty News Network immigration and border security analyst Andy Ramirez takes apart the recent claims by...
Read moreFCC Set to Pass New Net Neutrality Regulations
In 2009, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski proposed yet another government regulation to implement a new "net neutrality" plan that would...
Read moreLame-duck Daffiness Blame the Senate Republicans for Letting It Happen
The 111th Congress may do more damage to the American Republic in its lame-duck session than it did during the first 22 months...
Read moreSTART’s Ratification Appears Imminent
The new START Treaty appears to be on its way to ratification as pressure to move forward on the treaty has increased. According...
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