Second Child to Challenge Organ Donor Rules Gets Lung Transplant
New York boy fights rule that requires potential recipients to be 12 before being put on waiting list
Nanny State
Walgreens: Customers Enrolled in Obamacare Who Haven't Received Insurance ID Number Can Get One Month's Prescriptions With No Upfront Cost
Have to show they've enrolled though
Privacy Advocate at Hacker Conference: NSA Can Use iPhone to Eavesdrop on You, Radar Wave Devices to Pull Information Off Computers
Jacob Appelbaum ast the Chaos Communications Conference in Hamburg
Protests in Newark After Three Teenagers Shot; Mayoral Candidates Want More Police, Federal Funding
Want a police state to fight crime
Gay Marriages Remain Banned in Navajo Nation, Including Portion Located in New Mexico
Some activists looking to repeal a 2005 tribal law
NYC Mayor-Elect Bill de Blasio Planning to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages
More horses will be sent to slaughter when animal rights activists get their way
Judge Rules to Extend Time Brain Dead 13-Year-Old Will Be Kept on Life Support
Family looking for a facility not trying to pull the plug
New York City to Sue FedEx for Delivering Cigarettes to Homes
One of Bloomberg's last acts as a horrible nanny
Telecom Company to Take Legal Action About NSA Report
About the government accessing customer communications
England to Make Migrants, Tourists Pay for ER Treatment
There's no such thing as free health care
Top Obamacare Official Stepping Down
Had allegedly planned to retire last year, but stuck around for the Obamacare rollout
LA to Add Oral Swabs to DUI Checkpoints
Fourth Amendment? Is that some kind of a punk band?
China Bans Officials from Smoking in Public
Maybe focus a bit more on the overwhelming corruption?
Obamacare Requires Calorie Counts on Vending Machines
You really shouldn't eat a vending machine, regardless of the calories
Food Freedom Dodged Bullets in 2013
For food freedom, 2013 was a banner year that saw the defeat of several potentially awful laws and regulations.
Hooters Suing Escort Service, Craigslist Over Ads Seeking to Hire "Hooters Girls"
That feature photos of Hooters waitresses, ad was changed to "Kooters" but the photos remained
Tragic But Avoidable Christmas Deaths Don't Result in New Safety Regulations
When people choose to ignore warnings, it's not the state's responsibility
What Does Government Do When People Start Living Healthier? Tax That, Too, Obviously.
Cyclists eyed as potential new revenue sources
NJ Appellate Court Overturns Felony Drug Charge for Woman Serving 10 Year Sentence Over 1.2 Ounces of Cocaine
Prosecutors in NJ not allowed to seek opinion testimony from cops involved in a case
Denver Launches Site to Explain New Marijuana Laws
To let folks know what is and isn't allowed in Colorado
Congress Looks to Push for More Foreign Adoptions
Of course, they're doing so by considering making more bureaucracy
Bloomberg Ends Term Taking Credit for Crime Drop
Even though crime went down everywhere, not just New York City
States Withhold Payments to Firms Behind Healthcare Sites
Massachusetts, Vermont consider legal options
Calif. Schools Prepare for New Law on Transgender Students
While keeping an eye out on referendum that could block it
Analysts: Obamacare Could Start Resembling Medicaid in Limited Availability of Doctors
If you like your insurance, you can have something worse
St. Louis Judge Rejects DNA Evidence Convicted Killer Says Proves Innocence
Prosecutors claim DNA not the whole story here
Empty Milwaukee School Buildings Costing Hundreds of Thousands a Year in Taxpayer Money, District Refuses to Sell to Charter, Private Schools
Some of the buildings haven't been used for nearly a decade
This Christmas, Edward Snowden Wants the World to Rediscover the Gift of Privacy
England's Channel 4 allows whistleblower to pass along a holiday message
