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As usual, our liberty is under attack by the federal government. An appeals court has just upheld a ruling that prisoners held in Guantanamo Bay are not entitled to habeas ...
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Once again, politicians in Washington are working hard to raise the cost of health insurance for you and your family. But, of course, that’s not how they sell it to ...
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There's been some attention of late on the aggressive use of "signing statements" by the executive branch. As the Boston Globe reported: Bush has claimed that his executive powers allow ...
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Once again, federal thugs from the Drug Enforcement Administration targeted marijuana growers in Northern California. According to a report from the Modesto Bee: Federal agents raided two south Modesto homes ...
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Guest Commentary by Thomas Andrew Olson Published with Permission from LewRockwell.com Recently, I watched Lou Dobbs, and his handmaiden, Kitty Pilgrim, get all hot, bothered, and appalled by the Maine ...
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Guest Commentary by Becky Akers Published with Permission from LewRockwell.com Maine’s state legislature "RESOLVED" almost unanimously last week that it will "refuse... to implement the REAL ID Act...." As if ...
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DIGG THIS There's been quite an uproar over recent comments on Habeas Corpus by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. As the San Francisco Chronicle reported: "The Constitution doesn't say every individual ...
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Kudos to the Maine Legislature! InformationWeek Reports: Legislators in Maine have refused to implement the Real ID Act and are calling on Congress to repeal it. The Maine Senate and ...
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The Associated Press Reports: The Senate is moving toward its first vote in more than a decade on the line-item veto, and it's remarkable how much has changed – particularly ...
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The San Francisco Chronicle Reports: Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Wednesday warned federal judges not to meddle in cases involving national security, following a string of judicial rebukes of the ...
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The Washington Post Reports: Private contractors and other civilians serving with U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan could be subject for the first time to military courts-martial under a new ...
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From Reuters: Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday introduced a bill that would rescind billions of dollars worth of tax incentives extended to U.S. energy companies and ...
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