Ohio Ten Commandments Case Goes to Supreme Court
For over 10 years Ohio judge James DeWeese (left) has fought for his constitutionally guaranteed right to display the Ten Commandments in his...
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Federal Courts Uphold Arizona LAWA Statute
Arizona has taken the problem of illegal immigration seriously. Like several other states, Arizona has not just focused on the illegal immigrants themselves....
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Armed Raid on Raw-Milk Seller Leads to Three Arrests
“3 arrested on raw-milk charges” read the headline. One could be forgiven for assuming the news source was the Soviet-era Pravda or the...
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Paying Telephone Customers Forced to Buy Cellphones for Others
Undoubtedly it was just an oversight on Thomas Jefferson’s part when he wrote that man’s unalienable rights include “life, liberty, and the pursuit...
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Is the new “Super Congress” Constitutional?
A number of constitutionalists have warned that the new "Super Congress" — technically a joint committee of Congress — may be unconstitutional. The...
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ATF to Investigate Purchasers of Two or More Rifles in Five-day Period
Two weeks ago, concerned about news reports that President Obama would order the investigation of citizens buying two or more rifles at a...
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Obama’s Assassination List Includes American Citizens
President Obama campaigned in 2007 and 2008 on behalf of honoring the Constitution’s trial rights for suspected terrorists, and a restoration of protecting...
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Promises Broken: Obama’s Attack on the Constitution
“I taught the Constitution for 10 years. I believe in the Constitution, and I will obey the Constitution of the United States. We’re...
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OK Woman’s Legal Battle: REAL ID Driver’s License Unconstitutional
In an effort to draw national attention to the federal government's intrusion into the everyday lives of its citizens, Oklahoman Kaye Beach has...
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Ark. Town Council Bans Civic Group, New Organizations
One of the quintessential ingredients of small-town America is the local civic group, an organization of individuals who attempt to better their community...
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Nev. Man Sues After DMV Rejects Request for “GO PALIN” License Plates
A Nevada man is suing the Department of Motor Vehicles after it denied his request for vanity license plates reading "GOPALIN," alleging that...
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Will North Dakota Finally Become a State in 2012?
On November 2, 1889, the Dakota Territory ceased to exist, becoming the states of North and South Dakota — or so the history...
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Law Enforcement to Use Facial Recognition Equipment
Law enforcement officers across the country are preparing to make widespread use of facial recognition equipment to identify people based on a picture...
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The 14th Amendment and the Debt
The topic of the14th Amendment of the United States Constitution is continuing to stir debate in Washington, with those who favor increasing the debt...
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Senators Snowe, DeMint Declare All 47 Republican Senators Support Balanced Budget Amendment
In an op-ed published last Thursday in the Wall Street Journal, Senators Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) and Jim DeMint (R-S.C.), declared that “Republicans in...
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