Cruz to Renounce Canadian Citizenship; but Qualified to be President?
Although he is renouncing his Canadian citizenship, questions remain regarding Senator Ted Cruz's constitutional qualification to be president. ...
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Rep. Kelly’s Arms Treaty Funding Ban Passed as Part of NDAA
An amendment to the FY 2014 NDAA introduced by Rep. Mike Kelly prohibits State Department funding of the UN Arms Trade Treaty for...
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Michigan Passes Law Nullifying NDAA Indefinite Detention
Governor Rick Snyder of Michigan signed into law a bill nullifying the indefinite detention provisions of the NDAA. ...
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Last Innocent Uighurs Leave Guantanamo Prison
The Eastern European nation of Slovakia agreed to take the last three ethnic Uighur prisoners who have been detained at Guantanamo since 2002,...
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Conn. Gun Owners Line Up to Register Guns by January 1
Residents in Connecticut were confronted with the reality that their constitutional rights are not inalienable as they stood in long lines to register...
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N.Y. Judge: NSA Spying “Imperils Civil Liberties of Every Citizen” but “Legal”
Southern District of New York Judge William H. Pauley III declared in a December 27 decision that the NSA surveillance program — which draws...
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Georgia Lawmakers Announce Bill Nullifying ObamaCare
Four Georgia state legislators have announced their sponsorship of a bill partially nullifying ObamaCare. ...
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Americans for Limited Government Calls Nullification “Unconstitutional”
Americans for Limited Government issued a paper on December 19 calling state efforts to nullify ObamaCare "unconstitutional." ...
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Missouri Congressman Exposes Dangers of UN Arms Treaty
In an op-ed, Representative Jason Smith (R-Mo.) explains how the UN Arms Trade Treaty infringes upon the right to keep and bear arms....
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Dallas Under Surveillance; DHS Takeover of Law Enforcement Marches On
Cities across the country continue to take millions in grant money from the Department of Homeland Security, and the surveillance web expands. ...
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Federal Judge Rules NSA Phone Data Collection Unconstitutional
In a decision handed down December 16, a federal judge ruled that the NSA's wholesale collection telephone metadata violates the Fourth Amendment. ...
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CBO Report: The Rich Pay Most of the Taxes; the Poor Get Checks
Who will pull at the traces when everyone wants to ride in the wagon? The CBO reports that only four out of 10...
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Sheriffs’ Resistance to Federal Gun Control Acts Makes Major Media
In a recent article, the New York Times reported on the resistance by sheriffs to federal attempts to curtail gun rights. ...
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Where Have You Gone, Bill of Rights?
The Bill of Rights, ratified on December 15, 1791, is under daily attack from powerful enemies of liberty. ...
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Supreme Court to Hear GOP Senators on Separation of Powers
The Supreme Court has granted 45 Republican senators time to argue against President Obama's recess appointments. ...
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