The U.S. Justice Department, on the heels of a split verdict in its tax evasion prosecution of actor Wesley Snipes, is planning a crackdown on the so-called tax protester movement. The protesters, or tax deniers, assert a constitutional right to avoi
Sherry Jackson was taken into custody on Feb. 14th. She was sentenced to 4 years for speaking the truth about the illegality of the income tax. She is still in Atlanta for the next 4 to 6 weeks, then they want to ship her off to Florida to be away fr
Where does Senator John McCain stand on gun rights, gun control and the Second Amendment, in general? What gun groups and gun owner websites have said about McCain's record.
Mayor Bloomberg charged that "fraud" was behind the unofficial results in the New York Democratic presidential primary that produced zero votes for Barack Obama in 78 districts. "Call it significant undercounting, I guess that's a
Polls show Dr. Ron Paul falling behind relatively unknown challenger Chris Peden in his District endangering his congressional seat in Tuesday's Texas primary. [Getting you ready for more election fraud.]
Ron Paul vowed to stay in the race after yesterday's primaries. He also is organizing help for other candidates running as "Ron Paul Republicans". Oh, and the "Hotties 4 Ron Paul" calendar is sold out. Will there be more?
The US, however, is a debtor. It must keep the trust of foreigners. Should it fail to do so, the inflationary solution becomes probable. This is quite enough to explain why gold costs $920 an ounce.
The US Supreme Court refused to review a legal challenge to the Bush administration’s warrantless surveillance program. It lets stand an appeals court’s ruling that plaintiffs can't for certain show they had been wiretapped by the National Securi
Americans from Main Street to Wall Street may have to live with less debt. Banks and investors are now becoming much tougher when it comes to handing out credit...If this continues, economists see potential widespread ramifications for the economy:
The Iraq war has strained the US military to the extent that America could not fight another large-scale war today, according to a new survey of military officers.
Nine in 10 officers said the war had stretched the military “dangerously thin”.
It may not be at Wikileaks.org anymore, but the whistle-blowing Web site that prides itself in exposing secrets is still publishing and vows to fight a court's attempt to shut it down. [Can't stop the signal.]
The city of Vallejo is on the brink of becoming the first California city ever to declare bankruptcy, City Council members said Tuesday. Vallejo may run out of cash as early as March, council member Stephanie Gomes said. [the first domino]
Cuba’s entire future is anybody’s guess. For nearly all of the Castro era, analyzing Cuban politics has involved Kremlinology-style reading of tea leaves. So I wonder what seasoned Cuba watchers will make of this photo?
Even with single family starts at the lowest level since the '91 recession, when you look at inventories and new home sales, the builders are still starting too many homes....
You know what that means – lots and lots of war. And you know what it also means: the politician uttering these inanities has no intention of disclosing the tiniest hint as to where the money for these fantasies....
"I would tell audiences that we were facing not a bubble but a froth - lots of small, local bubbles that never grew to a scale that could threaten the health of the overall economy." Alan Greenspan, The Age of Turbulence. He was wrong.
Sara Lee Corp, the second-largest U.S. breadmaker, said it would raise bread prices during the April-June period, its fourth price increase in the past year and a half, as it copes with soaring wheat costs.
But Councilman Bob Littlefield said it may be time for the city to cut its losses. "This case has been a disaster from day one," he said. "We’ve underestimated the cost of the land, the cost of the lawsuit — just about everything about
In an emotional session today at the Arizona Capitol, the AZ House of Representatives found that uncertainty and doubt have derailed the democratic process, resulting in a 9/11 Memorial in Wesley Bolin Plaza that divides, rather than unites.
Jay is the primary sponsor of the Bill. This bill has very dangerous and Orewellian language in it. This has to stop while it's in committee
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For decades we have welcomed new immigrants to our American "melting pot". But Americans have noticed lately that modern problems associated with illegal immigration are at a crisis point. Taxpayers are now suffering the consequences.
Do you believe the presidential candidates in both parties should be required to take a position on the North American Union and the NAFTA Superhighway?
Could the governments of North America be conspiring to turn the continent into one united country? Dwight Dugas and other Cornwall residents started their call to action against the SPP the way similar grassroots groups did in 18 other Canadian citi
There is 10,000 times more sunlight than we need to meet 100 percent of our energy needs, he says, and the technology needed for collecting and storing it is about to emerge as the field of solar....
When the founders wrote the United States Constitution, many of them felt that it did not do enough to constrain the activities of government officials and is the reason why the Bill of Rights was written. In the preamble to the Bill of Rights the f