Iranian Dissidents Win European Human Rights Prize
Jailed human rights lawyer and banned filmmaker honored
Jailed human rights lawyer and banned filmmaker honored
Forced the woman to stay in the driver's seat over an hour while her child was sick in the backseat. Even the mayor of the small Pennsylvania town took pictures on his cellphone
Two schools have installed computer chips in their ID cars to track attendance for state funding
The latest shameless tactics from California's notorious law enforcement unions.
He is the lesser of two big-government, Harvard-educated evils.
Ex-cop charged with civil rights violations and lying to investigators but not manslaughter or murder
Wants to stifle story about Prime Minister Wen Jiabao's wealth
Malala Yousufzai is currently receiving treatment in the UK
Recent comments from the GOP's Indiana Senate candidate an unwelcome distraction
Sergey Udaltsov denies the charges
"Code of silence," says brutalized bartender's lawyer
Equality leads by 49 percent to 45 percent
Chaos would rule if you could ask people questions
The government doesn't want you to know it wants your info
Tired of life in the police state that never sleeps
They discovered a policy requiring the paper's distribution bins to be dumped in a storage yard
Calls relationship between gay groups and NAACP an "unholy alliance"
After getting previous printer taken away, now getting assistance from unidentified defense firm
Accused of shooting FRC security guard over organization's anti-gay politics
Was actually jumped by police for looking at them funny, lawyer says
Critics are certain police will use it as an excuse to institute stop-and-frisk techniques
Also released guidelines on their proposed use yesterday in an attempt to win over public opinion
2 Kentucky men acquitted on the anti-gay violence charges but convicted of kidnapping
The company is receiving criticism from the EU to Korea and even in America over changes to its privacy policy
It says its dumping documents from the Defense Department regarding detention in Iraq and Gitmo
Comments about pregnancies resulting from rape drawing criticism
That should get Putin's attention
Bobbly Lee Hines wasn't exactly a poster boy for the anti-capital-punishment movement
Nearly 3,000 people have been killed by drone strikes
A slight abuse of power
Your grandmother can breathe a sigh of relief
The First Amendment does not dissolve in vodka
Called out by Jon Stewart, he fibbed
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