Inauguration or Coup: Which Will It Be?
As Inauguration Day comes down to the wire, the moves of globalists and intel chiefs point to frightening prospects. ...
Constitution
Obama’s Rush to Leave a Legacy Leaves a Mess Instead
Obama's legacy might be likened to that of Augeas, whose piled up excrement needs immediate cleaning despite the seemingly daunting size of the...
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Call Them “Suppressors,” Please, Not “Silencers”: Bill to End Their Restrictions Proposed
The walk back to full enjoyment of the Second Amendment is a long one, taken one step at a time. This bill, if...
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Pardon Snowden Campaign Delivers Over One Million Signatures to Obama
With less than a week left of Obama’s presidency, a coalition of organizations has collected more than a million signatures on a petition...
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Trump Picks Surveillance Hawks to Head Intel Posts
President-elect Donald Trump has named former Senator Dan Coats (R-Ind.) to lead the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI). Before retiring...
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DHS Says Election Systems “Critical Infrastructure,” Making Federal Takeover Possible
The Department of Homeland Security has declared the nation’s electoral systems “critical infrastructure,” potentially giving the federal government control over the electoral process....
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Xavier Becerra, Radical Pick for California AG, Likely a Shoo-in
With his radical background with communist groups and his far-left voting record, California Governor Brown's pick for attorney general, Xavier Becerra, should be...
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Obama Sets Record for Federal Land and Water Seizures
Under an unconstitutional 1906 law, President Obama has set a new record for federal land and water seizures, claiming acreage equivalent to more...
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Massachusetts AG Busy Defending Her Unconstitutional “Enforcement Notice” on “Copycat” Assault Weapons
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey's imperious overreach in her unilateral expansion of an 18-year-old law to ban anything that looks like an “assault...
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National Concealed Carry Reciprocity Bill in 115th Congress
House member Richard Hudson (R-N.C.) introduced the first bill in the 115th Congress on Wednesday, the “Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017.” ...
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Levi’s CEO Asks: Please, No Guns in Our Stores
Chip Bergh, the CEO of Levi Strauss & Co., asked his customers to turn his stores into gun-free zones. ...
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Social Security Issues Final Rules Removing Beneficiaries’ Gun Rights
Why did the Social Security Administration decide to issue these "final" rules within days of the end of the Obama administration, when the NICS...
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Improper Payments, Unused Real Estate Top Congressman’s Wasteful-spending Report
In his latest Waste Watch report, Representative Steve Russell highlights $140 billion in “cost overruns, poorly designed programs, and money that was dumped...
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North Carolina Bathroom Law Remains Intact, For Now
On Wednesday, the North Carolina legislature rejected a bid to repeal the state’s controversial transgender bathroom law during a one-day special legislative session....
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Boomers’ Social Security Checks Being Garnished for Unpaid Student Loans
Fedgov started insuring student loans in 1965, and then making student loans directly in 1993. The painful consequences of those actions are just...
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