Battlefield: Cake
The rapidly evolving fight over gay marriage, anti-discrimination laws, and free speech
The rapidly evolving fight over gay marriage, anti-discrimination laws, and free speech
Whether you want her to win, her rope-a-dope strategy of defensive silence is pretty damn brilliant.
Colleges are no-joke zones.
State agrees to settlement permanently halting enforcement of the law.
One almost suspects the system doesn't want the real story of what happened during Waco biker club massacre to come out.
And why should all the millions caught up in the drug war be deprived of Second Amendment rights?
The social media outrage wheel keeps spinning
Traveling this summer? Avoid these officially terrorist-y behaviors-or you might get detained.
Court punishes kids for parents' messy divorce.
Same judge, same story.
We will get fooled again.
Court declares newspaper ban in Chicago-area jails to be a violation of inmates' First Amendment rights.
Does anyone really wonder why attitudes toward government are in the shitter?
New bill would kill the Hyde Amendment and also stop states from banning private insurance coverage of abortion.
'You don't get a driver's license and get to pick what rules you are going to follow and what rules you are not going to follow.'
New Jersey's governor dismisses concerns about warrantless snooping.
Score one for sex workers, capitalism, and common sense.
Governments Should All "Go Dark" When It Comes to Spying on Their Citizens
Don't forget the Obama administration's record of going after whistleblowers.
But are these fundamentalist-LDS towns the perpetrators or the victims of religious discrimination?
Popehat.com's Ken White on how he broke the subpoena story and what government overreach means for open expression online.
"Rhetoric that breeds the fear that results in soaring gun purchases, that 'inspires' monsters like Dylann Roof to craft a manifesto with deadly consequences."
Dunking booths are just too passe when it comes to fundraising for a new police cruiser.
Vu Do says he never committed a drug offense, but he did miss a deadline.
Public shaming, not public safety
A prostitution witch hunt in Tucson uncovered ample police corruption, yet it's the civil liberties of citizens suffering a blow.
Is this how the war on weed ends?
Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit weighs in with a provocative prevarication.
RU Sirius and Jay Cornell have literally written the book on what's coming next in self-directed evolution.
Like Scalia, Thomas sides with the ersatz "liberty" of the People (a collectivist notion) against the real liberty of the several persons.
The worm was designed to gather intelligence on the ongoing Iranian nuclear talks.
If The Dukes of Hazzard was racist, it sure had a funny way of showing it
Let the man have his medicine.
Civil liberties erosions aside, it won't work-but that won't keep him from proselytizing for weakened security.
Why will the Paper of Record publish a condom-Pope but not a Mohammed statue? Catholics aren't loud (or scary) enough.
Appellate court says judge didn't follow the rules in setting a date.
Taking a closer look at the data
Carl Mark Force had also inked a $240,000 movie deal about tracking down "Dread Pirate Roberts."
Stay calm, carry on, and above all, defend the Constitution.
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