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A former Adelanto City Council member who resigned after questions of her citizenship status were raised two years ago now faces deportation for voting in the 2004 presidential election. Cuban-born Zoila Meyer surrendered to the San Bernardino Count
It's funny how, now that we're so attunded to BushCo's Friday news dumps, something reported on Friday attracts more notice than something reported on Thursday. On Friday, we learned that Rachel Brand, one of the last remaining DOJ cliqu
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, has vetoed a series of bills passed by the Texas Legislature, clearing the way for the Texas Dept of Transportation to begin construction on the four-football-fields-wide new Tran-Texas Corridor along Interstate 3
US intelligence czar wants Congress to pass a bill that would allow American spies to snoop electronically on non-Americans anywhere in the world by forcing telecommunications carriers to comply in exchange for immunity from prosecution by affected i
Iraq's main Sunni Arab said on Friday it was suspending its participation in cabinet because of legal steps being taken against one of its ministers, deepening the sectarian gulf between the country's politicians. The Sunni Accordance Front
A federal appeals court said Friday it would release some of the documents it reviewed when deciding to force journalists to testify in the CIA leak investigation. The ruling followed a request by the AP and Dow Jones, which asked for the release
Here's a rather interesting site where you can answer questions and a president will be chosen for you. What I like about this is that it's the kind of meme-busting contraption that should help us dispell the tabloid notion that when it comes
The South Dakota Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down the state's property seizure law as unconstitutional insofar as it denied property owners the right to a fair trial before a jury to defend their automobiles and cash.
One of the deadliest practices we engage in is that of identifying ourselves with a collective entity. Whether it be the state, a nationality, our race or gender, or any other abstraction, we introduce division – hence, conflict – into our lives as w
I don't know why I am so edgy here lately. Maybe because Federal Reserve Credit last week only increased a little, going up $2.3 billion to $852.3 billion, which is about the same level of Total Credit as it was in January, six months ago. Or may
Madden was accused of making "disloyal statements" during a speech in February in New York in which he accused President Bush of betraying service members and called the fighting in Iraq a "war crime." Madden also was accused of w
Was the original trial of the former Libyan intelligence agent fatally flawed? Was the evidence contaminated by the American or British authorities? Was Libya implicated out of political expediency, when all along the main suspect was Iran?
Government money is still trickling through the pipeline for recovery with the first post-Katrina community development grants. With the long wait for cash, private foundations, wealthy individuals, and philanthropies have stepped in, playing a big
As you can see, Ron Paul has shot to the top of the Republican candidate list and now holds the #2 position for both Republican & Democratic candidates, just 8 searches per day behind Mrs. Clinton:
Under fire from a leading animal rights group, Gov. Mitt Romney defended transporting his dog in a rooftop carrier when the family drove from Boston to Ontario. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said, “You wouldn’t strap your child to the r
Mike Gravel once again speaks truth to power at the 3rd Democratic presidential debate.
It gives me no pleasure to say that the George W. Bush presidency has been an absolute and dismal failure! In fact, the Bush II regime is worse than those of Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, and even Bill Clinton.
1100am KFNX's Morning Show, The Charles Goyette Show, has FreedomsPhoenix's publisher Ernest Hancock report from Iowa on the Ron Paul Revolution. Ron Paul to speak to supporters Sat. afternoon
The Associated Press uncritically reported that Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was excluded from the Iowa forum because, Paul "didn't meet the criteria the groups drew up," including "having an established exploratory c
Some tourists, amateur photographers, even would-be filmmakers hoping to make it big on YouTube could soon be forced to obtain a city permit and $1 million in liability insurance before taking pictures or filming on city property, including sidewalks
Who in the world would vote for this guy?
Most Americans can't believe that their government maintains an overseas empire of as many as 1,000 military bases. US interventions are always portrayed to us as defensive in nature, and for one simple reason: American don't want empire.
Unrest spread in Tehran on Thursday, the second day of gasoline rationing in oil-rich Iran, with drivers lining up for miles, gas stations being set on fire and state-run banks and business centers coming under attack. Dozens were arrested
Vladimir Bukovsky now views the European Union as a virtual copy of Soviet-style tyranny and urges that it be destroyed before it becomes a full-fledged tyranny. (And we're next here in the North American Union)
Russia has successfully tested a new, sea-based ballistic missile from a nuclear submarine, officials have said. The weapon, capable of breaching anti-missile defence systems, flew almost the whole length of the country. US plans to build a missile
(First it was Korea, and now it's Israel. What's next?) US President George W Bush has appealed for people to give his strategy in Iraq a chance - holding up Israel as a model for defining success there. He said America would like to see I
US troops should withdraw and let Iraqi factions fight it out, the bishop for most Iraqi Catholics in the US said on June 19. "Let the Iraqis kill each other, but let the occupying power get out, because they are not killing each other because
"We know that Ron Paul in only getting at most 2% in any national or state poll but once Republican voters in New Hampshire realize Ron Paul is their only anti-war candidate, he will gain momentum. If you found 100 people that liked the color r
Archelogists in Sarpsborg have found one thousand year old skeletal remaines that appear to be Incan. The skeletal remains were found during conservations work at St. Nicolas church in Sarpsborg a city 45 miles southeast of Oslo
The project started in 2003 with a $2 million contract to help the new Dept. of Homeland Security quickly get an intelligence operation up and running. Over the next year, the cost of the no-bid arrangement with consultant Booz Allen Hamilton soared
