Marine Busted on Bogus Weapons Charge Released by Mexico
Yes, Mexico's gun laws are worse than New York's. If you're not connected.
Month: October 2014
Department of Homeland Security
Judge Rejects Federal Effort to Stop No-Fly List Lawsuit
"State secrets" claim fails to get it dismissed.
Court Rejects NYC Police Union Effort to Block Stop-and-Frisk Settlements
The last roadblock to ending the program.
The Deteriorating Relationship Between Israel and the Obama Administration
None of this is especially shocking, considering the antagonism the administration has shown toward the Jewish state from the start.
DOJ, Albuquerque Agree to Police Reforms
Department rocked with all sorts of misconduct scandals and lots of shootings.
Virgin Galactic Rocket Crashes During Test (Update: One Reported Dead)
Status of two pilots currently unknown
Federal Agencies Outline Plans on Climate Change
Step one: Ask for lots and lots of money.
Here's Why You Shouldn't Use the Fingerprint Password on Smartphones in Virginia
Judge rules suspects can be compelled to use fingerprint to provide police access.
Pirate Bay Co-Founder Sentenced to Prison in Denmark
Gottfrid Warg gets 42 months in jail.
Update: Judge Lifts Quarantine on Maine Nurse
Tested negative for Ebola after returning from treating Ebola patients in West Africa
$2.25 Million for Family of Man Cooked to Death at Rikers Prison
Was left in scorching hot cell in mental health unit, prompting public outrage
Is Capitalism Environmentally Unsustainable?
The goal must be to find ways for liberty and the environment to flourish together, not to sacrifice one in the vain hope of protecting the other.
The City of South Miami Wants to Split Florida in Two
Climate-change fears don't always lead to calls for centralization.
French Town Bans Clown Costumes Amid Nationwide 'Aggressive Clown' Terror
SPOILER ALERT: This story also involves Clown Hunters
Government Agencies Use Their Power to Bolster Their Own Budgets
A northern California legal case involving state and federal efforts to secure a massive financial settlement from the state's largest land owner is rife with allegations of fraud, corruption, and official misconduct
