SPOT-ted $900 Million, TSA Program Hasn’t Caught One Terrorist
According to the General Accountability Office, the Transportation Security Administration has spent $900 million on a program to detect suspicious airplane passengers but...
Constitution
Latest Snowden Leak Shows NSA Wants More Scope and Flexibility
A document leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden reveals that the NSA is intent on maintaining its dominance in intelligence collection and has pledged...
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Fourth Amendment and Foreigners: Does it Apply?
In light of revelations of NSA surveillance of foreign leaders and people, the question of whether the Fourth Amendment applies to citizens of...
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Nullification: “Terrifying” and “Stupid”?
An article in the Charleston (South Carolina) City Paper describes nullification as "terrifying" and "stupid." ...
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Oxford, Mass., Adopts Anti-NDAA Resolution
Citizens of Oxford, Massachusetts, have received support from a U.S. congressman for the city's adoption of an anti-NDAA resolution. ...
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Supreme Court Declines to Block Texas Abortion Restrictions
In a 5-4 vote on November 19, the Supreme Court declined to block a new Texas law that imposes some moderate restrictions on...
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Obama’s “Fix” of ObamaCare’s Debut Is Unconstitutional
A legal scholar has asserted that President Obama’s announced "fix" for the fumble he caused in his ObamaCare rollout is unconstitutional. ...
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Seattle Latest City to Install DHS Surveillance Equipment
Seattle is the latest metropolitan area to take money from the DHS to install sophisticated surveillance equipment. ...
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Support for Jury Nullification on Display in D.C.
Americans advocating for jury nullification have erected billboards outside a Washington, D.C. courthouse. ...
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Mainstream Media See Racism in Ron Paul’s Support of Nullification
The mainstream media associate Ron Paul's promotion of nullification with the Confederacy. ...
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Journalist Continues to Fight Courts to Protect Her Sources
The New York State Court of Appeals in Albany will begin hearing arguments next week in a bid by a Fox News journalist...
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The Past as Prelude: Nazi Disarmament and the U.S. Gun Grab
Scholars are pointing out eery similarities between Hitler's gun-grabbing policies and recent U.S. attempts to disarm civilians. ...
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EPA Closure of Last Lead Smelting Plant to Impact Ammunition Production
In forcing the country's last lead smelting plant to close, the overreaching federal Environmental Protection Agency is making a severe impact on the...
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TSA to Pre-Screen Air Travelers’ Tax Info, Property Records, Travel History
The TSA will now pre-screen citizens' tax records, travel histories, property records, and more before allowing them to travel by air. ...
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Supreme Court to Hear Pennsylvania Poisoning Case With Huge Implications
Big gates often swing on little hinges. If the big gate Supreme Court case of Bond v. United States swings shut, it could...
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