Obama Looks to Australia for Civilian Disarmament Plan
President Obama praises Australian disarmament, recommending similar action in the United States. ...
Constitution
Massachusetts Town Nullifies NDAA Indefinite Detention
At a special town meeting, citizens of Rutland, Massachusetts, voted unanimously to nullify the indefinite detention provisions of the NDAA. ...
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Left-Right Activists Push Con-Con at Mt. Vernon Assembly’s Indiana Confab
June 12-13 Indianapolis meeting brings odd coalition of “progressives” and “conservatives” to rewrite Constitution. ...
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Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Case on Reporter’s Privilege
By refusing to consider James Risen's petition, the Supreme Court lets stand its offensive and anti-First Amendment ruling from 1972. ...
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Fed. Judge Upholds NSA Phone Data Collection, Despite Doubts
A federal judge in Idaho has upheld a ruling declaring the NSA's collection of phone data to be constitutional. ...
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New Mexico Ranchers Rally; Feds Still Deny Cattle Access to Water
Despite a rally in New Mexico, the federal government still refuses to open a gate allowing cattle access to water. ...
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NSA Matches Texted Images With Facial Recognition Software
The National Security Agency (NSA) is using its controversial domestic surveillance program to gather millions of images from text messages and social media...
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First and Fourth Amendments Face Supreme Court Rulings
The Supreme Court is set to decide two cases involving the First and Fourth Amendments. ...
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Supreme Court Set to Rule on Cases Challenging Federal Power
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hand down decisions on several key constitutional issues in June, including recess appointments and the separation of...
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Okla. Labor Commissioner Takes On EPA, Federal/State Bureaucracy (Video)
Like many state and local officials across the country who are struggling against federal EPA regulations that are strangling their economies, Oklahoma Commissioner...
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DOD Directive Provides for Federal Authority in Quelling Civil Unrest
“Defense Support of Civil Authorities,” a Defense Department Directive issued on December 29, 2010, outlines the conditions under which federal military forces could...
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Con-Con Group Pens Another Historically Inaccurate Call for Convention
A representative of the Convention of States organization penned another call for a convention filled with historical inaccuracies. ...
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Two Supreme Court Decisions Grant Immunity to Police, Secret Service
The Supreme Court on Monday extended its doctrine of "qualified immunity" to two cases, both unanimously. ...
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Is a Runaway Article V Convention a Myth? 1787 Proves Otherwise
Proponents of utilizing Article V of the U.S. Constitution to convene a convention of states to amend the U.S. Constitution claim that a well-worded resolution...
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USA Freedom Act Gutted Before House Passage; Heads to Senate
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the USA Freedom Act in gutted form May 22, forcing most of its original sponsors to vote...
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