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The Va Tech Massacre and the Right of Self-defense
More than two and a half years have passed since massacre at Virginia Tech left over 30 students and faculty dead in the...
Controlled Fire Safely Destroys CA “Bomb House”
Authorities spent the weekend checking and clearing the property in Escondido, California, 25 miles north of San Diego, where a demolition team burned...
Read moreKatrina Fallout: NOPD Officers Charged with Killing, Cover-Up
Five years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, three New Orleans Police Department officers have been found guilty in the high-stakes case...
Read morePro-Lifers Score a Victory With Pitts Appointment
Conservatives may have lost some battles for committee chairmen in the incoming Republican-dominated House of Representatives, but they are making up for it...
Read moreVirginia Judge Finds ObamaCare Individual Mandate Unconstitutional
Score one for the Constitution. U.S. District Court Judge Henry E. Hudson, in Richmond, Virginia, ruled December 13 that the ObamaCare individual mandate...
Read moreUncle Sam’s Afghan Drug Lord
Governments’ dealings with paid informers are always risky. By his willingness to snitch on his friends and associates, the informer has demonstrated his...
Read moreWikiLeaks: Asking the Right Questions
Nearly everyone with an internet connection knows the website WikiLeaks.org to be the notorious publisher of inconvenient truths about the secret machinations of...
Read morePapers Reveal Evolution of Term “Military-Industrial Complex”
Papers released to the public on December 10 by the Eisenhower Presidential Library appear to show that as America’s 34th President prepared his...
Read moreAre Ron Paul’s Views Becoming Mainstream?
Texas Republican Representative Ron Paul has been dubbed “Dr. No” for his consistent record of voting against legislation that he has called unconstitutional,...
Read more60 Minutes Takes a Closer Look at John Boehner
In a revealing interview on CBS’s "60 Minutes," incoming Speaker of the House John Boehner presented both a tough and yet sensitive leader...
Read moreSenate Clears Tax Deal Cloture Vote (Still in Progress)
Today’s Senate cloture vote broke the filibuster on the bill that extends the Bush era tax cuts, with 64 Senators voting “yes” as...
Read moreCancun Climate Protesters Throw Feces, Destroy Property
Global-warming protesters in Cancun for the United Nations COP16 climate summit poured human feces in the streets, threw eggs at police, attacked American...
Read moreSkeptics Have Their Say at COP16, Press Refuses to Report
Amidst prayers to ancient Mayan goddesses, dire predictions of climate catastrophe, and alarmist proposals to ban everything from children to kerosene lamps, a...
Read moreChairman Paul Gets a Relatively Warm Media Reception
The media response to the appointment of Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) to the chairmanship of the House Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee has been...
Read morePlanned Noah’s Ark Theme Park in Kentucky Draws Praise, Criticism
A planned $150 million theme park in northern Kentucky, to be called the “Ark Encounter,” is prompting cheers from Bible-believing Christians and gasps...
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