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A Peoria couple is suing Walmart and the state after they were accused of sexual abuse for taking bathtime photos of their daughters. Lisa and Anthony "A.J." Demaree's 3 young daughters were taken away by state Child Protective Services last fall whe
[Turning fascism into communism.] The House is poised to vote to push private lenders out of the federal college loan business and massively expand the government's own lending program.
James O’Keefe, Hannah Giles, and Big Government strike again, this time in the sunny clime of San Diego, California. As they note, San Diego would be a perfect place to smuggle underage Salvadorean girls across the border into the US, but as Juan Ca
For their second meeting in September on the 24th, Phoenix Objectivists will host a viewing of John Stossel's 1999 report: "The Power of Belief".
...the medical team extracted Thornton's canine or "eyetooth" and surrounding bone, shaved and sculpted it, and drilled a hole into it to insert an optical cylinder lens.
For being so forthcoming, I was willing in the course of argument to allow for him having a moon all to his own in outer space, free from the jackbooted thugs of his imagination.
New York City to smokers: Butt out of our parks. Health Commissioner Thomas Farley announced yesterday he wants to ban smoking in public parks and city beaches as part of a plan to make New Yorkers healthier
More than 60 years may have passed since the State of Israel was founded, but clearly much of the world still seems incapable of forgiving us for having the gall to defend ourselves.
The Treasury roundtables have been largely unpublicized, by invitation only and billed by some Democratic lawmakers as consumer-protection forums. The audiences are drawn in part from the rolls of a consumer-advocacy coalition that is pushing the leg
Rep. Charlie Rangel has been named one of the "most corrupt" members of congress for the second year in a row.
They say that the Parajet Skycar will be the world's first carbon neutral flying car. But what piques my interest is that a Skycar Expedition team plans to fly/drive/whatever the vehicle from London to Timbouctou in 2009. Using a combination of fligh
There is a 'Money Bomb' set for today through Saturday - please give - GET INVOLVED - "The Next Step for a Free People."
The Constitution of the United States will turn 222 years old on Thursday, September 17, 2009.
The president's sprawling legislative agenda -- a healthcare overhaul, financial regulation reform, slashing wasteful military spending, and climate change legislation legislation -- is slowly grinding its way through the halls of Congress. Barack Ob
Gary Franchi on the making of Camp Fema 11pm est. Thursday 10-17-2009 To listen go to http://www.freedomfighterradio.net With the introduction of recent legislation used to legitimize the use of internment camps in the United States, many Americans
Gary Franchi on the making of Camp Fema 11pm est. Thursday 10-17-2009 To listen go to http://www.freedomfighterradio.net With the introduction of recent legislation used to legitimize the use of internment camps in the United States, many Americans
First off, we can forget about cypress wood, and 450 feet and pitch. These are all Bronze Age word replacements long after any original meanings were lost. This was an ellipsoidal vessel containing three decks so scale remains more or less intact. Th
On September 12, 2009, Americans descended on Washington, DC., in one of the largest displays of citizen disgust towards government in the history of this republic. While this patriotic day of fed up Americans was happening, the usurper (Obama/Soetor
WASHINGTON D.C. – Representative Alan Grayson of Florida’s 8th Congressional District took to the House floor this morning to announce to his colleagues that H.R. 1207 would receive a hearing in the House Committee on Financial Services towards the e
A group organized to resist the forthcoming G-20 summit in Pittsburgh announced plans for an unsanctioned mass march from Lawrenceville to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center on the first day of the meeting, setting up the possibility of a clash
NATO investigators believe that 30 civilians were killed in a controversial U.S. airstrike in Afghanistan's Kunduz province, a preliminary finding that could spark new pressure for disciplinary actions against the German and American personnel involv
Bringing a pipe, padlock or rotten egg Downtown for the G-20 summit next week won't automatically get you arrested. But if police think you're going to use those things against them, it could land you a $300 fine. A council that balked at the legi
The White House will shelve Bush administration plans to build a missile-defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic, according to people familiar with the matter, a move likely to cheer Moscow and roil the security debate in Europe. The U.S.
The Obama administration is seeking another two-month delay in a handful of key military commission trials of terrorism detainees, as two key senators said they no longer believe Guantanamo Bay inmates will be transferred to Kansas.
There must be "a consistent approach to regulation across jurisdictions" to avoid a "race to the bottom" in which financial players flock toward countries with more lenient oversight. Obama used a high-profile speech on Wall Street on Monday to tr
The vast majority — 5,600 since January — have been freed due to a lack of evidence that would be admissible in Iraqi courts and the military's unwillingness to compromise intelligence sources by bringing them forward as witnesses. About 1,400 have b
Generations ago, industrialists and financiers extracted fortunes from the copper and gold mines dug into the canyons near here. Now, their modern-day counterparts are resisting a government proposal that could shut down what has become another gold
The State of Ohio plans to try again next week to execute a convicted rapist-murderer, after a team of technicians spent two hours on Tuesday in an unsuccessful effort to inject him with lethal drugs.
The United States spent $75 billion over the past year to finance worldwide intelligence operations that employ 200,000 people, according to an unprecedented disclosure by the nation's top intelligence official.
