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In the last two months, law enforcement authorities in California took a gun away from a 38-year-old man who had threatened to kill himself, his wife and their young child if she left him.
I'm sure there will be some shocking events in 2018, but I have no idea what they will be. There are too many wildcards in the mix, with one big one taking center stage: States.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in an attempt to stifle the cannabis legalization movement by repealing the Obama Administration's Cole Memo (along with the lesser-known Ogden and Wilkinson Memos), has actually energized the reform movement and he
The U.S. Attorney General is reportedly rescinding a policy that keeps federal prosecutors from interfering with states that have legalized cannabis.
CNN)Goodbye, 2017. Get ready for hundreds of new state laws that go into effect on the first day of 2018. Here's a look at some of them:
Escalating the state's showdown with the Trump administration over illegal immigration, California Gov. Jerry Brown used a Christmas holiday tradition to grant pardons Saturday to two men who were on the verge of being deported for committing crime
A bill prefiled in the Alabama Senate would abolish marriage licenses in the state and effectively nullify in practice both major sides of the contentious national debate over government-sanctioned marriage.
On October 23, the Maine legislature passed LD 1646.
On October 23, the Maine legislature passed LD 1646.
Despite countless studies proving the power of cannabis to treat a number of diseases, the federal government still claims it has no medicinal value.
A few weeks ago, Maine Governor Paul LePage signed a Food Sovereignty Bill into law, guaranteeing the rights of Maine towns to regulate food production locally, rather than submitting to federal regulation. Although the press is avoiding describing t
Leftwing Vox.com recently published a welcome and thoughtful piece on the virtues of devolving political and legal power away from the federal government toward states and localities.
If you've been listening to the soon-to-be former Attorney General Jeff Sessions' blather for any length of time at all, then you know that he believes that an increasing number of states like Colorado and Washington must be brought firmly to hee
Over the last several years, ending drug prohibition has steadily become an idea whose time has come.
The state is deciding who is fit to be parents, keeping parents from treating their sick kids, and arresting parents if their kids skip school. Oh but don't worry about that smart device in the home. All that info it's collecting on your kids cou
The Major Federal Gun Laws...Throughout history, dictators and tyrants have always wanted to take guns away from the people. Hitler confiscated guns once he took power in Germany, Stalin confiscated guns in Soviet Russia, and Mao confiscated guns whe
Leftists are constantly reminding of us of the merits of welfare. They tell us that without the help of taxpayer funded handouts, millions of Americans will starve or be left homeless.
A week ago, we reported on a study from the University of Washington that exposed how the city of Seattle's progressive minimum wage increases, which began in 2015, are – contrary to the hopes of so many liberals – actually crushing the city'
"What Are They Trying To Hide" Trump Asks
Thanks to the global elite and Technocrat leadership, the whole world is stampeding toward some form of Universal Basic Income, or UBI. This is the response to their creating a new class in society called "the unemployable." It is lost on these p
Will it change anything?
"Good people don't smoke Marijuana" - *Attorney General Jeff Sessions
Nevada became the latest state to defy the federal government's apparent "War on Nature" by legalizing commercial industrial hemp production on Friday.
California may soon protect its citizens from federal laws conflicting with the state's legal marijuana policy.
Ohio joins a host of states in filing a lawsuit against five major pharmaceutical companies for knowingly fueling the opioid epidemic in the interest of raking in profits.
The New Hampshire Senate killed a bill that would have banned "material support or resources" to warrantless federal spying.
While the destruction of property should arguably carry harsh penalties, this draconian law -- and a mirror bill currently winding its way through state legislature -- make definitive the privilege the oil and gas industry enjoys by degrees of magn
Another edition of the popular "Ask Ron Paul" episodes, where Ron Paul answers question from our viewers...
On March 22, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed "campus carry" legislation into law.
The Alabama House Committee approved a bill that would grant one church the legal authority to establish their own police force.
