House clears first trade bill, setting stage for Friday showdown
“We’ll do our part, and I hope they’ll do their part,” said Boehner.
Tag: Constitution
Woman Charged with Murder after Allegedly Taking Abortion Pills in US
Kenlissia Jones, 23, is being held at a Georgia jail, but legal experts say state law prohibits prosecuting women for foeticide involving their own pregnancies.
The Delusions Of King Barack
White House is the home of a delusional president.
Obama’s EPA Regulations: 6,552x As Long As Constitution; 46x As Long As Bible
EPA has issued an average of about 1.45 regulations per calendar day since Obama became president.
Meet RCEP: Yet Another Big Bad Trade Agreement No One Has Heard Of
Rival free trade agreements battling it out for economic supremacy in the Pacific region.
Legislators Strip Funding For Warrantless Use Of Stingrays By FBI, Take Money From The DEA To Buy Bodycams
Amendment prohibits funding for federal law enforcement to conduct non-court-ordered “stingray” operations.
Justice Department probes banks for rigging Treasuries market
“No guarantee that the requests for information will turn up any evidence of manipulating Treasury auctions…”
Obama to Circumvent Congress With ‘Gag Order’ on Firearm Coverage
Obama administration is working behind the scenes to stifle reporting on firearms.
Supreme Court rejects NRA’s challenge to San Francisco gun regulation
Regulation requires anyone who keeps a handgun at home must either store it in a locked container or disable it with a trigger lock.
Ag-Gag Bill to Protect Employers from Whistleblowers
Why are politicians protecting animal cruelty?
TSA has no excuse to continue the groping
Thieving agents, racial profiling and excessive pat-downs haven’t made us safer.
The same government that can’t safeguard their own data, wants to safeguard the keys to everyone’s data
The same week the US government sheepishly announced that Chinese hackers had absconded with the private data of millions of government employees, the FBI was lecturing America about the dangers of encryption, and the “necessity” of preventing individuals from protecting their own…
Assisted-death Bill Approved by California Senate
If passed, California will join five other states in legalizing assisted suicide for dying patients.
Fighting for Privacy, Two Years After Snowden
Tide beginning to turn on surveillance state.
Planned Parenthood sues to block Arizona abortion law
Provision requires doctors to tell their patients that it “may be possible” to reverse the effects of a medical abortion.