NTSB Proposes Nationalized Cellphone, Texting Ban for Drivers
Renewing a tune it has sung over the past few years, the federal National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is once again proposing a...
Crime
Sheriff Uses Air Force Drone to Track Suspects
Sheriff Kelly Janke was searching for six missing cows. As he searched, he came upon three armed men, requiring the sheriff, armed with...
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New FBI Rape Definition Could Aid in Fight Against TSA Groping
Opponents of the Transportation Security Administration’s invasive pat-downs of airline passengers may be on the verge of obtaining a new weapon for their...
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MF Global Head Jon Corzine’s Statement Challenged by Ann Barnhardt
In testifying yesterday before the House Committee on Agriculture, Jon Corzine, former head of failed MF Global — which took customers' funds for...
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U.S. Military Program Arming Local Police Expands
Billions of taxpayer dollars are being used by the U.S. Department of Defense to provide military-grade weaponry to local law-enforcement departments, and the...
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Grandma, 84, Strip Searched by TSA, Says U.S. in “Big Trouble”
An 84-year-old grandmother in a wheelchair abused by Transportation Security Administration screeners at John F. Kennedy airport plans to sue the TSA, complaining...
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Documents Show Top Officials Lied About Fast & Furious
The scandal surrounding the Obama administration’s operation “Fast and Furious,” which sent thousands of American guns to Mexican drug cartels, continues to escalate....
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Sex Abuse Charges at Syracuse Univ. Follow Penn State Scandal
The highly controversial sexual molestation charges against the assistant football coach at Penn State have now been followed by similar allegations against the...
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Jose Pimentel: Another Informant-created Terrorist?
On November 19, the New York Police Department arrested 27-year-old Jose Pimentel (left) on charges of plotting to explode pipe bombs in New...
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Senate Committee Grants Military Absolute Power Over Detainees
On November 16 the Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a controversial provision of the National Defense Authorization Act for 2012 that sets...
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DOJ Wants to Criminalize Uploading of YouTube Videos
The erosion of our freedoms continues as the Department of Justice is criminalizing activities that it deems may be detrimental to public security....
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DOJ Says Lying on the Internet Is a Federal Crime
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is backing a controversial component of an existing computer fraud law that makes it a crime to...
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Holder Admits Lies in Fast and Furious, Refuses to Resign
Instead of offering his resignation as a growing chorus of critics has demanded, Attorney General Eric Holder (left) is going on the offensive...
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Victims, Families Seek $750 Million in Damages for Ft. Hood Shooting
A group of victims and family members of victims of the Ft. Hood shooting carried out by Army Major Nidal Hasan (shown at...
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Army Sgt. Convicted of Murdering Afghan Civilians
A court martial sitting in Joint Base Lewis-McChord found an Army sergeant guilty of the premeditated murder of three Afghan nationals while serving...
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