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IRS mulls restricting speech by non-profit groups in general, in proposed...
On November 29, the IRS proposed rules “limiting political speech” by nonprofit 501(c)(4) groups. In Orwellian fashion, the proposed rules seek to redefine non-partisan, non-election-related criticism...
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NSA data collection ruled unconstitutional despite precedent
Ordinarily, except for in California, federal district court judges assiduously follow Supreme Court precedent even when it is not clearly on point. But yesterday, D.C. District Court Judge Richard...
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Wilmington councilwoman says legacy of slavery is driving blacks crazy
Hanifa G.N. Shabazz Wilmington, Del., has a big problem: Large groups of black people are going crazy. And this collective “mental illness” is causing record levels of crime and gun violence in this...
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Another day, another power grab designed to salvage the badly broken health...
… and rescue the president’s bacon. “In a surprise move late Thursday,” the Washington Examiner notes, the Obama administration declared that “the millions of Americans facing insurance cancellations...
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West Bank village demands ‘honor killing’— father murders daughter
“Disgraceful and outrageous acts …” If the mother of Thamar Zeidan is to be believed, her husband’s savage murder of their daughter was carried out in response to “tremendous pressure” placed on him by...
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Court ratchets up heat on Saudis in 9/11 victims’ case
A federal court overturned a 2005 decision that Saudi Arabia was immune from civil lawsuits arising from the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, allowing the 9/11 families and insurance companies to resume their...
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Magazine calls for Obama’s mother-in-law to be evicted from the White House
“Maybe it would be asking too much…” In what may be a prime example of turnabout being fair play, one of the leading conservative publications in the nation, Commentary Magazine, published a very...
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Sneak peek: 51K people completed Obamacare applications during first week
Some good news, some bad news, and some downright ugly news for Obamacare devotees. First the good news: According to an exclusive look at the earliest enrollment figures courtesy of Mail Online, some...
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Obamacare forces small-town folk to choose between ‘new health plan and...
“If you like your doctor, you like your plan — you can keep your doctor, you can keep your plan. Nobody is talking about taking that away from you.” Conservatives are fond of putting those words in...
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How buggy is Obamacare website? So buggy that even error page has error
It could be a question on “Jeopardy” under the category “Things that Shouldn’t Exist.” The answer: “It’s so full of glitches that the errors have errors.” The question: “What is Obamacare?” The Obama...
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NSA cleared by FISA court to keep collecting phone records
Newsmax The National Security Agency has gotten the green light to continue its controversial collection of U.S. phone call records. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court authorized the program...
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Judge rules against closure of county park by federal government, which cited...
Earlier, the federal government used the government shutdown as an excuse to close many private businesses. Those were businesses that lease federal land, operate on it, or are surrounded by it. They...
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Man uses obscure Ohio law to snatch up other peoples’ homes while they’re away
Imagine you are out of town for a few days, on a vacation maybe. You return home to find that squatters have moved into your house. They have even changed the locks and posted “no trespassing” signs to...
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7th-grade student sues school after staff removes her flyers advertising...
Maybe the school’s decision to ban a student from posting flyers promoting a prayer event held every year at public schools across the nation wouldn’t seem so egregious if the administration took the...
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Ian Garland claims he was a scapegoat for Operation Fast and Furious
If not for Ian Garland’s appeal, he would still be sitting in prison. In what appears to be a gross injustice, Garland, who ran a gun shop near El Paso, Texas, was encouraged by ATF officials to sell...
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Man wrongfully imprisoned won’t see dime of $5M settlement because Detroit is...
Dwayne Provience Imagine spending nine years in prison for a crime you didn’t commit. Now imagine being cleared of all charges after a pro bono legal group proved the police were negligent. Finally,...
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Christmas ‘Grinch’ sentenced to 70 years after stealing power tools
If the punishment sounds disproportionate to the crime, it will sound that much more so when you consider that it took the jury all of five minutes to arrive at that sentence. So why have twelve of...
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Judge who accepted ‘affluenza’ defense previously sentenced 14-year-old from...
If you weren’t already sufficiently disgusted that 16-year-old Ethan Couch was sentenced to 10 years of probation after claiming an affirmative “affluenza” defense in the DUI accident that killed four,...
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IRS mulls restricting speech by non-profit groups in general, in proposed...
On November 29, the IRS proposed rules “limiting political speech” by nonprofit 501(c)(4) groups. In Orwellian fashion, the proposed rules seek to redefine non-partisan, non-election-related criticism...
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NSA data collection ruled unconstitutional despite precedent
Ordinarily, except for in California, federal district court judges assiduously follow Supreme Court precedent even when it is not clearly on point. But yesterday, D.C. District Court Judge Richard...
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