Politics
Call for May Day Offensive Reveals Communist Direction of Occupy Wall Street Movement
The Occupy Wall Street demonstrators may have lost some of their headline cachet over the past few months, but they are aiming to...
GSA Chief Resigns After IG Report Shows Excessive Spending
Following a scathing exposé that uncovered details on a lavish government conference in Las Vegas, the head of the General Services Administration (GSA)...
Read moreObamaCare: Pres. Commences Ideological Battle with Supreme Court
With the Supreme Court finally taking up the issue of the constitutionality of President Obama’s controversial healthcare law, Obama is already preparing for...
Read moreHigh Court Okays Invasive Strip Search in Minor Offenses
If you are stopped for speeding or arrested for an unpaid fine, you may be subjected to a strip search and thorough inspection...
Read moreJimmy Carter Wants Dems to Back Off on Aggressive Abortion Platform
Former President Jimmy Carter, who is in the midst of a tour promoting his new NIV study Bible (see The New American’s coverage),...
Read moreArizona Legislature Passes Internet Censorship Bill
The Arizona state legislature has passed an Internet censorship bill that has provoked the ire of liberty seeking Arizonians. The bill extends telephone...
Read moreIs the GOP Caving in on Same-Sex Marriage?
As the nation faces a crucial election in a little over six months, the Republican Party appears to be caving in on a...
Read moreLawsuit: Journalists Fear First Amendment Infringed by NDAA
The journalists and activists challenging the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) in federal court may have moved the case against the due-process-denying law...
Read moreDrone Strike Kills Four in Pakistan
About 3 a.m. local time, two Hellfire missiles were fired by a U.S. Predator Drone at a house in Pakistan on Friday morning,...
Read moreOn Broccoli, ObamaCare, and the Commerce Clause
The most important rule in constitutional law, the late Justice William Brennan liked to tell his law clerks, is "the rule of five." Five...
Read moreArizona Birther Bill Faces Obstacles
The Arizona legislature is currently considering the Candidate Certification Bill, a so-called "birther" measure which directly calls into question Barack Obama’s eligibility to...
Read moreSenate Rejects Obama’s Call to End Oil Industry Tax Breaks
In a 51-47 vote, the U.S. Senate nixed a Democratic proposal to confiscate billions of dollars in tax breaks from some of the...
Read morePaul on Ballot in 50 States, Calls ObamaCare “Unconstitutional Monstrosity”
On Wednesday, Republican presidential contender Dr. Ron Paul delivered a rousing speech in defense of liberty to a standing-room-only crowd at the University...
Read moreDeadlock on Budget, Despite House Passage of Ryan Plan
The budget plan of Wisconsin GOP Rep. Paul Ryan (left) passed the House on Thursday 228 to 191, mostly along party lines. In...
Read moreChief Justice Says States Have Compromised Their Sovereignty
Chief Justice John Roberts said Wednesday what has long been known but seldom spoken. During the third and final day of Supreme Court...
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