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It's not often that The New York Times publishes something that doesn't fit its incessant Keynesian economics, omni-regulatory, mega-state outlook; especially something from one of its featured columnists.
These piston pumps are a critical component for safe, cost-effective, sustainable, reliable and highly reusable rocket engines for XCOR’s Lynx and other launchers including upper stage liquid hydrogen engines suitable for the Atlas V, Delta IV, and
Thanks to Posse Comitatis, the US military are forbidden from responding on the streets of America whenever the whim is announced. The Posse Comitatus Act, Section 1385, states that only under “circumstances expressly authorized by the Constitutio
Contributions from parties with an interest in legislation are really nothing but bribes. Sure, it's legal for the most part. Sure, everyone in Washington does it. It's one of Washington's dirty little secrets-- but it's bribery just the same
Space station astronauts floated into the Dragon a day after its heralded arrival as the world's first commercial supply ship. NASA astronaut Donald Pettit, said it reminded him of the cargo capability of his pickup truck back home
The Illinois Ag Dept. illegally seized privately owned bees from renowned naturalist, Terrence Ingram, without providing him with a search warrant and before the court hearing on the matter
The situation in Iceland is something those of us outside of the volcanic island nation hear about far too little, and when one examines the story of how Iceland triumphed over massive debts
"Block credits his "conversion" to Libertarianism to personal meetings with Ayn Rand while he was an undergraduate student."
Liberty Jam is a fundraiser for our future event Ron Paulstock which will be FREE.
The Ron Paul campaign announced it will channel its financial resources and staff to delegate and convention operations instead of upcoming primary states.
The tax whose name cannot be spoken
The US Food and Drug Administration, charged with keeping America’s food supply safe for consumption, has gone from regulator to armed enforcer
My flight from the American healthcare system began in my late twenties during a period of severe personal crisis, mostly mental.
Libertarian Party Presidential candidate Gary Johnson is used to little or no media attention. He experienced that phenomenon when he dropped his bid for the Republican nomination and switched over to the Libertarians. What Johnson isn’t used to is h
Without a warrant, cops entered Vietnam veteran Macario Dagdagan’s home investigating an assault. They found Dagdgan in his bed, sleeping, so they woke him up, Tased him and put him in a chokehold.
A sitting district attorney in South Texas has been federally indicted, accused of working with his former law partner and others to operate the local justice system as a criminal racketeering enterprise.
A School District plans to track students on its campuses using technology implanted in their student identification cards in a trial that could eventually include all 112 of its schools and all of its nearly 100,000 students.
The CBS 3 I-Team has learned that a Catholic priest who was removed from the ministry over sex abuse allegations now holds a sensitive security post at Philadelphia International Airport.
More than 500 people were arrested in a demonstration as protesters defied a controversial new law that places restrictions on the right to demonstrate. In Quebec City, police arrested 176 people under the provisions of the new law.
New York City police did not violate New Jersey laws when they conducted surveillance of Muslim businesses, mosques and student groups, Gov. Chris Christie's administration said following a 3-month review, a finding that angered Muslim leaders who ha
It is only a trickle so far, and not nearly enough to constitute a classic bank run. But these growing transfers of deposits out of troubled Spanish banks reflect a broader fear that the country’s problems could make it hard for Spaniards to get to t
The board of directors of Spain’s troubled bank, Bankia, says it has agreed to ask for $23.8 billion in state funds. The bank’s president said the recapitalization “reinforced the solvency, liquidity and solidity of the bank.”
The Arizona GOP Quadrennial State Convention was held on May 12, 2012. The Official results are under investigation as we speak by the Ron Paul for President Legal team, County GOP leaders, ranking members of the AZ GOP Party and third parties.
This is a US service woman warning of what she heard command say about the nazi-style checkpoints and america's future.
The privately bankrolled Dragon capsule arrived at the International Space Station for a historic docking, captured by astronauts wielding a giant robot arm. It succeeded in making the first commercial delivery into the cosmos.
The country used firing squads or staged traffic accidents to execute 30 officials involved in talks to unite North and South Korea. The country had another 37 reported executions between 2007 and 2010 for "financial crimes."
President signs anti-protest bill. Also, The Love Police Anti-Terror Squad (video)
During a recent sermon given by Providence Road Baptist Church Pastor Charles L. Worley suggested ridding the world of gays and lesbians by penning them inside of a large electric fence and waiting for them to die off.
n sepsis, for example, the inflammatory response evolves almost too quickly, but the available treatment strategies aim to prevent inflammation entirely," he said. "A better approach would be to turn down the response when it's too strong, yet sti
While great caviar was once harvested only from the Caspian Sea, new sturgeon farms in China, Uruguay, Israel, Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Finland, Russia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates and, yes, Canada have created a sustainable industry to fill
