Make sure to read the part that starts "It was Truman who pushed the Federal Immigration and National Act of 1952 through Congress in the closing days of his administration." Whoa.
The First Circuit in the case of Glik v. Cunniffe, which raises important questions regarding the existence of a constitutional right to record the activity of police officers in public areas and the scope of Massachusetts' wiretapping law.
The Jury is out after 2 long days of trial; the second day running all the way to 10PM on Thursday June 30th. John Kurtz has been convicted of resisting arrest without violence. John’s sentence, 30 days in a concrete cage, 7 days already served and 1
In Tennessee, a big drug bust is in jeopardy after a federal judge found that police had no reason for the traffic stop that led to the subsequent search and arrest: Lt. Shane Daugherty, a team supervisor with the 17th Judicial Drug Task Force and pe
It's just sad to see well-intentioned people falling for more "New Conservative" BS. Here's a recent propaganda piece (and my commentary) they sent out to their dim-witted collectivist minions.
It’s not unusual for politicians on Capitol Hill to recognize citizens during hearings on legislation that would have a positive or negative impact on their lives.
For those of you staying in town over the 4th of July weekend, we would like to extend an invitation for you to beat the heat and come cool off with us! Ernie and I will be having a POOL PARTY Saturday, July 2nd, at 1 p.m. after the Breakfast Club
Port Militarization Resistance explained why the organization is currently involved in a lawsuit against several branches of the military and local law enforcement for violating civil rights, civil liberties and the Posse Comitatus Act.
Morpheus heads in to court for the heinous crime of having a blinking light on his bicycle! Plus they have a hard time deciding is it a bike or is it a moped. Interesting the cop said on the record I was in commerce 2 times...Interesting. I learne
"...what was done in Albany was an exercise in raw state power, the state’s asserting that it can do X simply because it claims that it has the power to do so."
In this post, Gawker’s Jeff Neumann calls Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes a “racist”, without any supporting evidence whatsoever. The poorly-reported Mother Jones article he links to makes a number of questionable allegations and implications aga
Skype allows customers to communicate over Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) platforms. And because it is encrypted, Skype, which was recently purchased by Microsoft for $8.5 Billion, is used by many businesses today for their international phone c
Should we subsidize, enforce mandates, or give tax credits and deductions to industries like ethanol and natural gas? Having a thriving energy market domestically is a good thing and something the government should not hinder. Not only would decrea
Forty-five minutes to "find" a bunched-up adult diaper that a woman dying of leukemia is wearing for (obviously) incontinence, and she's told to either remove it or she's not getting on the plane?
A North Carolina blogger was threatened with arrest Thursday after attempting to photograph a cop making an arrest.
When the blogger demanded the cop’s name, he lied and provided the name of a fellow cop.
The woman who runs Crime in Charlotte t