Obamacare Is the Latest Example of Failed Central Planning
Big government has been mismanaging economic affairs for a long time.
Policy
Spying on the Line
A criminal case provides an opportunity to challenge the NSA's warrantless wiretapping.
NYC Attorney Asks Appeals Court to Block Stop-And-Frisk Ruling
Because police officers are now scared
Obama Orders NSA to Curtail Surveillance on UN Headquarters
Only on Tuesdays and Thursdays, guys
Rep. Admits Dems Knew All Along People Would Lose Their Health Plans
But defends Obamacare anyway
Mark Cuban Posts SEC E-Mail: Prosecutor Felt "Fully Informed" About Him After Seeing Some Headshots
Photo of Cuban holding a bundle of cash called "charming"
Okla. Top Court Reaffirms Abortion Law Unconstitutional
Limits how much medication can be used to induce an abortion
Sebelius to Blame Healthcare.gov Problems on Private Contractors
Yes, of course, it's somebody else's fault
Support for Death Penalty in US Lowest in 40 Years
Still a majority -- 60 percent -- favor it for convicted murderers
NSA Chief Denies Collecting Phone Records of European Citizens
Says that Edward Snowden is wrong
San Diego Police to File Charges Against Teen Sexters
A "teaching moment" where students learn that authorities are awful people
Senators Debate 'Stand-Your-Ground' Laws
A show for the cameras about state-level self-defense laws
Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to End NSA Bulk Metadata Collection
Has bipartisan support, but is it enough?
Deputy Identified in Shooting of Teen with Fake AK-47
Contributed to gun magazines; had previously shot self in the leg
Jury Awards $150 Million in Wrongful Death Case
Part of family killed after strike truck that parked on side of highway with no lights
Federal Aid Slow to Get to Homeowners
Three years after launch of foreclosure assistance program, only 22 percent of money has been distributed
What Did Obama Know About Obamacare and NSA Issues?
How much is our president in the loop on these matters?
Obamacare May Not Work, But the NSA Sure Does
Unfortunately, the federal government still remains capable of tremendous technological feats.
NYC Moving to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages, Horses Likely to be Slaughtered
Animal rights activists pushed the ban
AP Executive Editor "Glad" DOJ Amending Protections for Journalists
DOJ acknowledged seizing a number of AP phone records in search of a leaker
Apparently, Secret Surveillance of Powerful People Is What It Takes to Make Sen. Feinstein Worry
Now that it affects important people, she wants a full surveillance review
