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Suddenly, it all makes sense.
We mean the obscene gas prices, the seemingly deliberate wreckage of the American dollar and of America itself, from the inside, at the hands of politicians, bureaucrats, and corporate leaders.
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Not all revolutions are political.
When Orville and Wilbur Wright took to the air at Kitty Hawk on Dec. 17, 1903, that was "a shot heard round the world" as surely -- and as loudly and clearly -- as any of the shots the farmers fired on
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The statements of rights in the Bill of Rights are categorical and contain no exceptions. This form suggests that the rights referred to do not vary to suit the circumstance, are not to be “outweighed” in balancing tests with other rights or interest
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A scheme that trades one male status symbol for another has achieved a large rise in the number of men undergoing vasectomies in a bandit-ridden region of central India.
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Wal-Mart, which is the largest seller of firearms in the United States, agreed to a 10-point code, which also includes rigid inventory controls, with a bipartisan coalition of Mayors Against Illegal Guns led by New York's Michael Bloomberg.
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What Clinton said about guns the last time she was in the White House and what she said yesterday are two completely different things.
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The consent-to-search program is based on a similar effort in St. Louis in 1994 and ongoing programs in Boston and Washington, D.C. The idea is simple: Ask parents for permission to search their homes for weapons their children may be hiding.
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Citizens have been urged to hand in all weapons as well as explosives within three days from April 9th. Those surrendering their weapons would be given money rewards while those who refuse could be charged. Security forces were ordered to target arme
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After deadly shootings at schools in Illinois and Virginia, 12 states are considering legislation to allow guns on college campuses. Part of a movement that says college students have the same gun ownership rights as others.
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A Des Moines pizza delivery driver who was suspended after he shot an alleged armed robber said he has been overwhelmed by support from people who cheered what happened. "But no one had contacted me directly about a job offer,"
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Several hundred desks sat empty in city schools, as busloads of teens skipped classes to attend a gun-control rally - their absences sanctioned by the district, whose CEO says he's angry that too many students talk about "if" the
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Police are asking residents to submit to voluntary searches in exchange for amnesty under the District's gun ban. They passed out fliers requesting cooperation on Monday.
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When the government wants to take away our rights, it conceals its intent with the assurance that it simply wants to make us safe. The Boston Police Department's 'Safe Homes' program is just such an initiative.
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Bob Levy, who personally developed and funded the D.C. v. Heller case, will be in Phoenix for a Federalist Society debate on the issue. Since competent opposition could not be found, Alan Korwin will play the foil.
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A US Airways pilot’s gun accidentally discharged during a flight from Denver to Charlotte Saturday, according to as statement released by the airline. [back to defending the plane with a spork]
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From the fine folks who brought you Waco comes honesty in government of a sorts.
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Here are a few legislators that need to hear from the people that they represent.
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Alan Korwin, an author on several books including, "Supreme Court Gun Cases," had a reserved seat at the U.S. Supreme Court's gun case. Here are his immediate impressions after the hearing.
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Washington, D.C. Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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The case has drawn wide attention not because of the city's law itself, but because the court may decide for the first time whether gun rights are truly protected by the Constitution, just like the right to free speech or the right to freely prac
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Reuters published a story today and made an amazing discovery: not all Americans with guns are drug dealers or urban criminals. It goes downhill from there.
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Nathaniel Sheetz, 23, a Penn State graduate student in industrial engineering, often carries a handgun. And he can: He has a permit to carry a concealed weapon. The moment he steps on campus, however, the permit is no good. Like most other U.S. unive
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The family of a middle school student who was given detention for wearing a T-shirt bearing the image of a gun has filed a federal freedom of speech lawsuit against the school district. Wearing a T-shirt to honor his uncle, a U.S. Army soldier fighti
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Hunting is on the decline across the nation as participation has fallen over the last three decades, and states have begun trying to bolster this rural tradition by attracting new and younger people to the sport.
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A collective rights decision by the court would violate the contract by which Montana entered into statehood, called the Compact With the United States and archived at Article I of the Montana Constitution.
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We are expecting SB 1214, an AzCDL requested bill, to be debated in the Senate Committee of the Whole (COW), and possibly voted on in Third Read, the week of March 10-14, 2008. It's time to let EVERY Senator know that "public opinion"
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A poll posted on our website last month asked visitors how they react to “No Firearms” signs in businesses. With over 50 voters, the results speak for themselves; just 14% of gun owners report that they disarm willingly.
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I'm lying flat on a cactus-spiked ridge above the desert north of Phoenix, clutching a Barrett M107 long range sniper rifle. It's a semiautomatic cannon that spits Macanudo-sized .50-caliber rounds at 2,850 feet per second with enough force t
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When sexual assaults started rising in Orlando, Fla., police officers noticed women were arming themselves, so they launched a firearms safety course for them. Over the next 12 months, sexual assaults plummeted by 88%, burglaries fell by 25% and not
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The problem at Virginia Tech was not that there were guns on campus – only the campus police and gunman were armed – but that it was a “gun-free zone.” As a result, there were not enough people carrying guns to neutralize the gunman once he began his
