Could Drake v. Jerejian Be the Next Big Gun Case?
On Friday, the Supreme Court will consider, for the third time, whether or not to review a case concerning the right to carry firearms outside the home. ...
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BLS Reports One in Five Families Has No One Working
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 20 percent of American families have no working members — adding to the already disturbing news about the financial shape of families....
New Probe Confirms Harry Reid’s Long History of Corruption
Senator Harry Reid's past is finally catching up to him, thanks to investigative journalists who have a vast history of corruption from which to draw. ...
Supreme Court to Hear Critical Fourth Amendment Appeals
Convenience of the state versus personal privacy is the key issue to be presented to the Supreme Court on Tuesday when it hears appeals based on the Fourth Amendment's...
Congressional Budget Office Confirms Obama’s Attack on the Middle Class
The CBO reveals an unrepentant president determined to impoverish further the once-vital American middle class. ...
Supreme Court Upholds Michigan’s Ban on Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court ruled that Michigan voters were free to ban affirmative action since the U.S. Constitution did not prohibit them from doing so. ...
Earth Day, 45th Edition
From its beginning, Earth Day was another tool to indoctrinate citizens in the need for governments to come to the aid of the environment. ...
IRS Revokes Tax-exempt Status From Patrick Henry Center
Former FBI agent and White House whistleblower Gary Aldrich's Patrick Henry Center for Individual Liberty had its tax-exempt status revoked by the IRS. ...
Inside Track
Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy proudly announced on Thursday that his state is the first to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour — bad move. ...
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Obama Finds Another Reason to Delay Keystone Pipeline
President Obama has, by delaying indefinitely any decision on the Keystone XL Pipeline as an appeasement to environmentalists, successfully offended nearly everyone else interested in jobs and cheap energy....
Census Bureau Reports 62 Million More Takers Than Payers
The latest Current Population Survey, a joint venture between the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau, showed 148 million “benefit takers” compared to the benefit providers —...
The President’s Lies Are Finally Catching Up With Him
Obama can fool all the people some of the time. But even with media cover, he cannot fool all the people all the time. ...
Social Security Stops Seizing Refund Checks for Decades-old Debts
The Social Security Administration has been garnishing Americans' IRS refund checks as repayment of debts of deceased relatives. ...
“Zero Tolerance” Policy Causing Schools to Resemble Prisons
Zero-tolerance school policies are resulting in the criminalization of innocent or childish behavior, with lifelong consequences. ...
Flak Over Washington Post’s Pulitzer for Snowden NSA Revelations
As expected, most of the criticism about the Pulitzer Prize nomination for revealing the NSA's warrantless spying on Americans is coming from those with a vested interest in the...
Solution to LA’s Pension Shortfalls? Create Another Commission!
A commission to solve the intractable problem of Los Angeles' decline recommended another commission to solve the intractable problem of underfunded pensions. ...
Fewer IRS Audits Again This Year
IRS Commissioner John Koskinen's whining about his agency's lack of personnel and funding to collect the taxes owed it is more than offset by taxpayers' sighs of relief. ...
HHS Sebelius Resigns, to be Replaced by Budget Office Head Burwell
Kathleen Sebelius' resignation as the head of Health and Human Services, and her replacement, is likely to have little impact on the rolling disaster of ObamaCare. ...
Al Sharpton Adroitly Sidesteps Charges He Was an FBI Informant
Al Sharpton’s denials have just enough ring of truth about them that the media are accepting them at face value. ...
Supreme Court Declines New Mexico Sex Discrimination Case
In its decision not to review a New Mexico sex discrimination case, the Supreme Court has left standing a viciously anti-freedom ruling. ...
