Obama Order Backing Yemen Dictator Threatens Free Speech, Critics Say
President Obama is under fire after passing a so-called “Executive Order” threatening anyone, including American citizens, who interferes even “indirectly” with the transition...
Constitution
NLRB’s “Ambush Rule” Overturned, for the Moment
On Monday, U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg ruled against the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) “ambush rule” that would greatly shorten the...
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DHS Will Be Collecting DNA Samples, Reports EEF
According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Department of Homeland Security will be collecting DNA samples from its suspects over the age of...
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The Case for Nullification
Americans who wish to reverse the growing power of the federal government only need to remember that any federal law that is unconstitutional...
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Justice Dept. Wants to Track All Cellphones Without a Warrant
The demand that Congress give more power to the Justice Department to track citizens through their cellphones is meeting resistance. ...
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Senator Carl Levin tells the CFR: the NDAA Makes Us Safer
In a letter published in Foreign Affairs, the official journal of the Council on Foreign Relations, Senator Carl Levin claims that the NDAA...
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Drones Over America
When most Americans think of surveillance drones, it conjures up an image of a Predator drone in a far-off land unleashing a missile...
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Circuit Court Grants Qualified Immunity to Torture Memos’ Author John Yoo
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted qualified immunity to John Yoo, shielding him from liability for torture carried out using guidelines set...
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Government Is Keeping Tombstone, Ariz., From Accessing Drinking Water
According to a lawsuit filed by the Goldwater Institute, the U.S. Forest Service is preventing the town of Tombstone, Arizona from repairing the...
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Kentucky Supreme Court Rules Highway Checkpoints Illegal
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that highway checkpoints of drivers who did not post city stickers in their windows is unconstitutional after...
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Missouri Sound Money Act Would Make Gold & Silver Legal Tender
As outrage and concern over the Federal Reserve and its embattled fiat currency continue to grow, lawmakers in Missouri are considering legislation to...
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Padilla Asks SCOTUS to Reinstate Torture Suit Against Rumsfeld, Panetta
Padilla (left) is a citizen of the United States and a convicted terrorist. On Monday, he filed a petition for a writ of...
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Arizona Legislature Passes Anti-NDAA Bill
Perhaps prodded by Virginia’s success in passing a law preventing the federal government from apprehending and indefinitely detaining citizens of that state, the...
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NSA Has Your E-Mails and More, Whistleblower Says
The shadowy but controversial National Security Agency (NSA) — despite U.S. law and constitutional protections — has collected most of the e-mails sent...
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Virginia’s Anti-NDAA Bill Set to Become Law; Ariz. Joins the Fight
After agreeing to changes suggested by Governor Bob McDonnell, both houses of the state legislature of Virginia passed HB 1160, the bill sponsored...
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