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Angel Clark is a talk radio host, a syndicated writer, an activist and lover of Liberty. Angel writes for numerous sites including Examiner.com and her own personal website SussexCountyAngel.com or on radiofreedom.us http://bit.ly/vCoggx She focuses on economics and civil liberties.
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In the not-so-distant future, I believe most homes in America will have a 3-D printer, just as most homes in America now have a computer. Let’s consider how that will change economics of the future, shall we?
What is the NSA doing, and to whom?
Three schools in Polk County, Fla have had to cancel a new program after the schools subjected their students to iris scans without informing any parents. Reports were confirmed Wednesday that Daniel Jenkins Academy, a high school, Davenport School o
A man was tazed repeatedly and kicked in the head by police while he was in handcuffs in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. His wife, who was eight and a half months pregnant, watched and recorded the event, begging the police to stop tazing him. Throughout t
There has been speculation regarding President Obama’s “citizen army”. In 2008, President Obama made statements regarding a “civilian national security force”. Since that day, many have been curious as to what President Obama had in mind when he made
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The song questions a relationship, and brings us to question another relationship, the relationship between citizen and country.
Did you know the Department of Homeland Security is building a $4 billion, 170-acre complex for 17,000 employees? It was news to me...
GQ has long been known for controversy, and the magazine’s December 2012 issue is no different. In a list of the least influential people of 2012, the magazine has named November’s Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, as one of the 25 least
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Thanks to the free market of the internet, capitalism, and social media, I am able to be me, and profit from it. It is truly something that makes me thankful.
For the past few days, many along the eastern shoreline have focused solely on Hurricane Sandy. Watching the news and weather reports and searching for damage reports take time.
A family is still trying to figure out what happened after a package was delivered on Friday and 10 minutes later drug raiders broke in the door.
NATO is reporting that 11 people, including seven American troops, were killed Thursday in a helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan. The other casualties were "three members of the Afghan National Security Forces, and one civilian interpreter" acco
A billboard in Idaho Saturday is raising the ire of people as it compares President Obama to James Holmes, the accused killer in the Colorado movie theater massacre that shocked the country. The billboard in Caldwell, Idaho has a picture of James Hol
Supporters of Rep. Ron Paul and sound monetary policy rejoiced online as they heard of the passage of H.R. 456, the Federal Transparency Act, on Wednesday. Their joy, however, was short-lived as within an hour of the bill passing word spread from the
People around the country were horrified Friday morning as they awoke and heard news of the largest mass shooting in United States history. Twelve people have died and another 59 people were injured as they tried to watch a midnight showing.
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Despite the name, PorcFest 2012 was not about bacon (although there were hundreds of pounds of bacon consumed at the event). The Porcupine Freedom Festival is a weeklong event organized by the Free State Project.
