Once again federal judges have promoted activist causes rather than the law and the preservation of our political structure of government.
On July 1 a federal appeals court struck down Michigan's Proposal...
Last week in a quiet Los Angeles suburb, a man lost his penis.
The alleged perpetrator, Catherine Becker, 48, of Cal., is accused of drugging her estranged husband's dinner, tying him to the bed and cutting...
Like a stack of debt-laden dominoes in a Rube Goldberg machine, European countries have been failing in the wake of the late 2000s economic recession. Recently, Italy and Spain announced their dirty debt...
Stephen Colbert has made headlines in recent weeks for his creation of the Colbert Super Political Action Committee, or the Colbert Super PAC for short.
For those of you who don't know, a political action...
Michele Bachmann, Minnesota candidate for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, has some controversial ideas about how to fix our economy, including a reconsideration or removal of the U.S. minimum...
Because the Obama administration doesn't know what else is left to throw money at, it proposed spending almost $350,000 to identify a problem already obvious to everyone else.
According to The New York...
TAMPA, Fla. (UWIRE) — Making multiple trips to the coffee pot may improve health, according to University of South Florida researchers, who say an unknown compound in the beverage may protect against...
Recently, scientists announced that by 2050, the world's population will be approaching 9 billion people.
The majority of the population growth is expected to be in Third World areas such as Africa and...
The recession, the depression, the falling economy — it has many names that all seem to mean one thing: Everyone is becoming poorer.
Not just people mind you, but entire nations, regions and currencies....
College education used to be the obvious choice for those with the means — complete college and the world will fit squarely into your hands. You will make more money, quickly move up the corporate...
Like most federal agencies, the National Labor Relations Board has grossly expanded its authority to address labor issues outside of its original, legitimate jurisdiction.
When the NLRB was created in...
