A “South Park” Connection to Times Square Bomb Attempt?
The ranking Republican on the House Homeland Security Committee said Sunday there might be a connection between Saturday night's failed car bomb attempt...
Crime
Failed Car Bomb in Times Square
A video surveillance camera recorded a dark green Nissan Pathfinder driving west on 45th Street, at 6:28 p.m. Saturday night in New York...
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Many Latinos Favor Enforcing the Law
The controversy surrounding efforts by the State of Arizona to enforce federal laws against illegal immigration is usually presented as a conflict between...
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Obama Adm. Stonewalls Document Request on Ft. Hood Shooter
Saying that divulging the material could jeopardize their prosecution of Army Maj. Nidal M. Hasan, the Pentagon and Justice Department informed a Senate...
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Prosecutorial Misconduct and Corrupted Justice
Prosecutorial misconduct is becoming uncomfortably familiar to Americans. The Duke Lacrosse Lynching, for example, showed how easily politicized justice or “social justice” can...
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Chinese Spying in the United States
A secret FBI videotape showing the transfer of classified military documents to a communist Chinese agent was released in February to the world,...
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15 Years After Oklahoma City Bombing — Lessons Learned
Hundreds of people attended a commemorative ceremony at the Oklahoma City National Memorial on April 19, to remember those killed on this day...
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McCain Proposes Indefinite Detention Without Trial for Citizens
Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) has introduced a bill that would allow the President to imprison an unlimited number of American citizens (as well...
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DHS: Cartel Hit Teams May Target U.S. Cops
The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning to law-enforcement officers in Western Texas that a Mexican gang may be seeking to assassinate...
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Census Bureau Encouraging Homosexuals Couples to Identify as “Married”
The U.S. Census Bureau is ramping up its efforts to make sure homosexual couples are counted as “families” in the 2010 census, even...
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Mumbai Terrorist Was US Agent
After terrorist conspirator and “former” U.S. government agent David Coleman Headley received promises of leniency and extradition protection from American prosecutors...
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California Cannot Fund Prison Beds
The New York Times reports that California is considering, as a way of addressing its budget crisis, opening prison doors and letting convicts...
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Reports of ACORN’s Death Greatly Exaggerated
Following the announcement on Sunday that the ACORN Association Board had “approved a set of steps to responsibly manage the process of bringing...
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Study on “Homegrown Terrorism” Encourages Greater Surveillance
The Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS) recently published a report entitled “A Growing Terrorist Threat? Assessing ‘Homegrown’ Extremism in the United States.”...
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New York Times Misses the Mark on Second Amendment
A recent New York Times op-ed is proving to be simply the latest in a long string of such pieces proving that the...
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