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Hundreds of people, ranging from mechanics to taxi drivers, have registered their candidacy for the top post in a process that officially ended on Sunday night.
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Let Private, Voluntary Organizations Help Those in Need
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Many Americans still revere the Supreme Court. As one of the three branches of the Federal government, confidence in their conduct and authority is usually higher than Congress or the Presidency.
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Conflict of Interest? Compatible Interests? You Tell Me
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The government has yet to show why we should trust the security forces with sweeping new powers of surveillance.
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The Afghan government and the U.S. have reached a deal governing controversial night raids by American forces, both sides said.
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Along with “fivedollaragallongas,” the energy watchword for the next few months is: “subsidies.”
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Governments promise to search for sustainable use of Amazon region.
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As Rio+20 nears, Brazil’s Dilma shouts down critics and undermines her case
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The Department of Homeland Security has made news in the past few weeks with the revelations that they have purchased up to 650 million rounds of .40 caliber hollow point ammunition.
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From the air, the terrain of the Department of Energy’s Nevada National Security Site, with its arid high plains and remote mountain peaks, has the look of northwest Iran.
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From the air, the terrain of the Department of Energy’s Nevada National Security Site, with its arid high plains and remote mountain peaks, has the look of northwest Iran.
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Each year, millions of Americans don't fill their prescriptions because they can't afford to.
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SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
President Claims Court Ruling Against Health Care Law Would Be Unprecedented In an effort to try to nudge the Supreme Court toward a favorable decision on his signature legislative accomplishment, President Obama argued that overturning the Afford
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Aaron Dykes Interviews Sheriff Richard Mack about what will it take to get big government out of our lives.
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The business of medical biotechnologies operates within an extraordinarily complex regulatory system.
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Government officials want to data-mine social media to scan for criminal activity. But are their efforts just a complete waste of time?
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Not long before Dick Armey -- a conservative Republican constitutionalist -- retired as House majority leader, he gave a speech expressing his worry about the government's increasing blanket surveillance over We the People.
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The case for killing granny meets global warming alarmism
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THE LIFE-AND-DEATH WAR OF RIGHTS SYSTEMS DEFINED
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Six organizations looking to reform U.S. drug laws urged President Barack Obama to halt raids on medical marijuana providers following the raid on Oaksterdam University in California.
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The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is not cooperating with efforts by the county's information-technology department to inspect some computer equipment as part of a federal investigation into potentially unlawful on-the-job political activity....
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio rejected outright the U.S. Justice Dept's demand for an independent monitor to oversee his office's operations, saying it would infringe on his authority over the agency. Arpaio's decision makes it likely that the two sides will fa
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Hallelujah, Washington has finally heard the people's cries for jobs! In an urgent bipartisan push, Democrats and Republicans have joined hands across the aisle to pass the JOBS Act.
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An onrush of condemnation and criticism kept the SOPA and PIPA acts from passing earlier this year, but US lawmakers have already authored another authoritarian bill that could give them free reign to creep the Web in the name of cybersecurity.
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Syrian troops have begun withdrawing from some cities and returning to their bases
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Army General Keith Alexander, the director of the NSA, is having a busy year — hopping around the country, cutting ribbons at secret bases and bringing to life the agency’s greatly expanded eavesdropping network.
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Great empires, such as the Roman and British, were extractive. The empires succeeded, because the value of the resources and wealth extracted from conquered lands exceeded the value of conquest and governance
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Why would anyone want to live in the UK at this point?
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In 1676, Nathaniel Bacon began a mutiny against the governor of Virginia, William Berkeley, because Bacon (and many other Virginians) wanted to pursue a more vigorous war against the Indians than Berkeley would allow.
