Constitution
Congress Introduces Constitutional Amendment for Parental Rights
As the global battle over parental rights heats up, Republicans in Congress responded on Tuesday by introducing a proposed amendment to the U.S....
Poll: 24% of Americans Believe in Right of Secession; but Is It Necessary?
Twenty-four percent (24%) of American adults believe states have the right to secede from the union and form an independent country, according to...
Read moreObama Threatens Veto of NDAA 2013: Too Many Restrictions on His “Exclusive” Authority
Last week, several major news outlets reported on a Statement of Administration Policy (SAP) released by the White House regarding the Fiscal Year...
Read moreEPA Defends Use of Spy Planes Over Iowa, Neb. Cattle Ranches
The Environmental Protection Agency reportedly has been using aircraft to spy on cattle ranchers in Iowa and Nebraska. Nebraska’s congressional delegation recently submitted...
Read moreObama Signs Bill Reauthorizing Program He Once Called “Corporate Welfare”
Is the Export-Import Bank “corporate welfare” or “critical support” for American businesses? According to Barack Obama, it’s both.Back in 2008, then-Sen. Obama denounced...
Read moreObama Administration Argues No Warrant Required for GPS Tracking of Citizens
The federal government informed an appeals court on Thursday that it has the right and the power to place GPS tracking devices on...
Read moreWisc. Pastor Gets Two-Year Sentence for Preaching Spanking
Black Earth, Wisconsin, pastor Philip Caminiti, 55, has been sentenced to two years in prison for preaching a message that was not well-received...
Read morePetitioners Challenge “Outrageous Secrecy” of Bradley Manning Trial
Several media and civil liberties organizations have combined to file a request with the Department of Defense that key documents in the trial...
Read moreNew Kansas Law Bans Use of Foreign Law
A new Kansas law bans the use of foreign law in judicial proceedings when that law is inconsistent with federal and state constitutional...
Read moreSupreme Court to Decide Whether NSA Domestic Wiretapping Is Beyond the Law
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal by the Obama administration of an appeals court decision granting standing to the ACLU...
Read morePennsylvania State Constable Proposes Anti-NDAA Resolution
Despite the attempts by many to portray the opposition to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) as “absurd,” the ranks of the resistance...
Read moreOfficials Confiscate Cash and Property — for No Reason
Outrageous examples in the United States of the misuse of civil asset forfeiture laws — whereby government officials confiscate money, though the people...
Read moreFederal Judge Denies Tombstone’s Access to Safe Drinking Water
Late last week, U.S. District Court Judge Frank Zapata denied Tombstone, Arizona’s motion for an emergency injunction against the government of the United...
Read moreN.C. Teacher Tells Student It’s a Criminal Offense to Criticize Obama
A recently uploaded YouTube video showed a North Carolina teacher telling a student that disrespecting President Obama is a criminal offense. ...
Read moreNorth Carolina Legislature Considers Anti-NDAA Resolution
Considering it a crime to not report treason when one witnesses it, earlier this week, a bill was introduced to the North Carolina...
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