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How many of you have heard the noise that your bodily fluids belong to the government road pirates when they demand it if they suspect you of impaired driving? Somehow, they have managed to circumvent your self-ownership with legal mumbo jumbo and of
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
ACLU Wants to Force Hospitals to Perform Sex Change Surgery Last year, Mercy San Juan Medical Center in Carmichael, California refused to remove the uterus of Evan Michael Minton. Minton is in the process of transitioning from female to a simulate
After talks of peace between pro-government loyalists and opposition groups broke down in December, Venezuela has descended into chaos. Food and medicine shortages, a collapse of their currency, and an encroaching police state by a failing regime hav
Stand-up comic and libertarian activist Dave Smith joins the Liberty Report in-studio to explain how he uses humor to get the freedom message across. The message of liberty transcends political party affiliations, he points out, when wrapped in humor
Julian Assange seeks to remind American citizens that they have a constitutional right to receive honest information about their government - information that is provided by WikiLeaks and hidden by government authorities.
The U.S. Senate Daily Press Gallery has decided to reject Breitbart's application for permanent press passes, again.
Obama's former Secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, provided some insight into the corruption that permeates her management style at the University of California and which was surely covered up by the her equally corrupt comrades withi
At this point, people who are still holding out hope that Donald Trump is going to drain the swamp and save America are delusional. In less than 100 days, Trump has taken America to the precipice of World War III. He has filled his administration wit
What do you call it when someone takes 100% of your labor by force? Slavery.
Now that we see that Donald Trump is going to abandon the platform on which he won his election, and return the Republican Party to its establishmentarian--globalist, neo-conservative--ways, we are once again given proof of the fundamental loss of
Late last week, it was revealed who squealed.
This Friday the government faces a shutdown if a budget deal is not reached. Is there a big crisis up ahead...or is this all just political theater?
The American public has two clear choices: Fight back, or accept serfdom.
The US Marshal's Service was called in this morning to take over security for Trey Gowdy and his family after credible threats against him surfaced from multiple sources.
Major power outages caused chaos on mass transit systems in both New York and San Francisco Friday, with parts of both cities' systems still suffering ongoing outages or delays into the pre-weekend afternoon commute. Los Angeles also had a major po
The apparent and surprisingly abrupt demise in Steve Bannon's influence offers a major potential opening for neoconservatives, many of whom opposed Trump's election precisely because of his association with Bannon and the "America Firsters,"
At the beginning, I want to repeat a few points that I have made in my previous lecture on law and economics, and then I want to get to an entirely different subject than the one that I dealt with in that previous lecture.
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
Murderer Demands Release as "Reparation for Slavery" Kori Ali Muhammad, the man under arrest for four murders, demanded he be released as "reparation for slavery. Whites enslaved millions of blacks and killed thousands of them. The four whit
"State paternalism" advocates defend the sentiment that government should regulate what its people can do, essentially deciding what is best for us.
What if our belief in self-government is a belief in a myth?
In my long experience in Washington, vice presidents did not make major foreign policy announcements or threaten other countries with war. Not even Dick Cheney stole this role from the weak president George W. Bush.
When an investment asset has potential to deliver returns for 100 years, the competition to be the sole owner can be intense. Such is the case with mining rights to the Simandou iron ore deposit in the West African nation of Guinea, where George Soro
When an investment asset has potential to deliver returns for 100 years, the competition to be the sole owner can be intense. Such is the case with mining rights to the Simandou iron ore deposit in the West African nation of Guinea, where George Soro
Microsoft for the first time ever Thursday disclosed receiving a National Security Letter, making the tech titan the latest of its ilk to acknowledge being served with a secret request for customer data.
In May 2004, one year after the U.S. commenced a full-scale invasion of Iraq, the New York Times issued a half-baked apology for its abysmal coverage of the "intelligence" used to convince America that Iraq was a threat.
A couple of readers asked why I did not include in my column, "A Government of Morons," the violence used against the medical doctor Dao removed from his confirmed seat on a United Flight as a result of airline overbooking.
Newly released records from the Seattle Police Dept. illustrate the formidable capabilities of Babel Street's software and offers a look into who is using it.
Truly, necessity is the mother of invention. So ISPs can now sell your browser history without your consent, but users figure out how pollute it so that its worthless and misleading. ? TN Editor
It has become embarrassing to be an American. Our country has had four war criminal presidents in succession.
Blink, and you missed Trump's blistering, seamless transformation into what appears to be a mainstream politician earlier this week. In the span of just a few hours, President Trump flipped to new positions on several core policy issues, backing off
