Law and Government
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1984: Feds subpoena Reason for commenter IDs, impose gag order to silence website
Resistance is futile.
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Explosive emails show WH lied about Jonathan Gruber’s involvement in Obamacare (Video)
When all of those damning videos of Jonathan Gruber surfaced, the White House went on the defense, denying that the M.I.T. economist —…
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Smuggling and hunger caused by Dodd-Frank conflict minerals rule
The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act effectively restricted American business’s ability to obtain minerals from the war-torn nation of the Congo and surrounding…
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Nevada’s Common Core tests turn into costly fiasco
A new, online standardized test designed to assess Nevada schoolchildren on Common Core standards has been a huge fiasco in its first year, with the vast…
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Z Street court victory could ‘blow the lid’ off the IRS scandal
Perhaps the smallest and least funded organization involved in the IRS scandal may turn out to be the one that blows the…
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Death of baby cut from womb at 34 weeks ruled not a homicide
A coroner in Colorado has ruled the death of a 34-week-old fetus cut from its mother’s womb not to be a homicide,…
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This headline tells you all you need to know about the direction of America
A recent U.S. News and World Report article discussed a Gallup poll which found that Americans are losing confidence in…
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Obama administration pressures universities to adopt unconstitutional speech codes
Under the Obama administration, the Education Department has pressured universities and the public schools to restrict speech, including off campus…
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A new generation is introduced to the old Carrier-in-Chief (Video)
Shall not be infringed.
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Iran launches ‘dating website,’ but Match.com has nothing to fear
The Islamic Republic of Iran has boldly gone where no Islamic Republic has gone before. Today, the country launched a matchmaking…
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Drinkers, rejoice! Court rules it’s OK to be drunk on your porch
Iowa’s Supreme Court struck a blow to temperance workers everywhere Friday when it threw out a woman’s public intoxication conviction on the grounds…
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Obama administration to forgive up to $3.6 billion in student loans
The Department of Education announced Monday that it is implementing a plan to forgive as much as $3.6 billion in student loans…
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Federal regs II: State Dept’s new regs would transform the Internet beyond recognition
Keep the Internet free.
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Federal court issues ruling compelling IRS to provide answers on Lerner emails
The watchdog group Judicial Watch announced today that Judge Emmet Sullivan of the U.S. District Court for the District of…
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New federal regs could outlaw gun blogs, chill conversations on guns
According to the National Rifle Association, new regulations proposed by the State Department would control and could possibly make it illegal…
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