Obama Jobs Bill Abolishes 11th Amendment
As with the constitutional struggle that was stirred up by the passage of ObamaCare, the President’s latest pet proposal is brightening the battle lines between friends of federal power and those...
Constitution
N.J. Court Allows Homosexual Marriage Suit to Proceed
Last Friday a superior court in New Jersey held that a “marriage equality” suit may proceed. The ruling had the effect of partially denying a motion to dismiss filed by New...
DOJ Informs Alabama: We Have Express Authority Over Public Schools
In what is becoming a crucial battle in the war being waged by an ever-expanding federal authority against the sovereignty of the states, Alabama has been instructed to heed the voice...
TSA Downplayed Cancer Concerns in Deploying X-ray Scanners
In the post-9/11 world, we are told, security takes precedence over everything else. The Bill of Rights must give way so that the government can search our persons and belongings practically...
DHS Brings Anti-Terrorist Message to Hotel Rooms
The Department of Homeland Security has announced it will be bringing it’s "If You See Something, Say Something™" campaign to hotel rooms across the nation. Guests checking in at reputable hotels like...
Prosecutors Say Gitmo Detainee Can Be Held Even if Acquitted
On Wednesday, prosecutors for the United States government argued that regardless of whether the man accused of bombing the USS Cole is acquitted of those charges by a military tribunal, the...
Feinstein Favors Firearms Registration
Operation “Fast and Furious” — the scandalous sale of thousands of weapons to Mexican drug lords with the complicity of President Obama’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (still known...
N.H. Judge Upholds Right to Record Police in Public
A District Court judge in Goffstown, New Hampshire has dismissed a criminal charge against a Weare man for recording his conversation with a police officer during a traffic stop. Judge Edward...
“Intellistreets” Street Lights: Big Brother Intrusion
When Ben Franklin declared, “Those who would give up essential Liberty to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety,” he wisely predicted that the American people would often...
Court: Kentucky May Acknowledge Dependence Upon God
A three-judge panel of the Kentucky Court of Appeals has ruled that it is permissible for the state to acknowledge its dependence upon God. The decision overturns a 2009 lower court...
Obama Administration Challenges South Carolina Immigration Law
The United States Department of Justice filed suit Monday in the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina seeking to enjoin and have declared invalid the state’s recently...
Sam Houston State Univ. Students Battle for Free Speech
Students at Sam Houston State University (SHSU) evidently learned the hard way that speech is no longer free, at least not on their campus. After receiving permission from the school, on...
Do Federal Forfeiture Laws Violate Tenth Amendment?
The fight to enforce the mandates of the Tenth Amendment continues as one local police department looks to line its pockets by “cooperating” with the feds in exchange for a cut...
Banzhaf Alleges Catholic University Discriminates Against Muslim Students
John Banzhaf, the self-described “radical” law professor who has filed successful lawsuits against the tobacco and fast-food industies, has declared war on Catholic University. ...
Polls Show Gun Ownership and Second Amendment Support Up
Despite the Obama administration’s best efforts to place stricter gun controls on American citizens, support for the Second Amendment is currently at a record high. A recent Gallup poll shows a...