“Why is this happening to me? Why won’t anybody help me?” 71-year-old U.S. Navy veteran Thomas Breen asked his family as his health deteriorated, his years-long struggle with cancer nearing its end.
It’s always satisfying to see race-baiting bureaucrats get their comeuppance in court, but an opinion by the 6th Circuit issued earlier this month begins especially delightfully.
Five meters of ice– about 16 feet thick – is threatening the survival of polar bears in the Southern Beaufort Sea region along Alaska’s Arctic coast.
This past Friday, the three candidates vying for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate met in the first televised forum of the campaign season.
In a case about a pregnant woman who used cocaine and endangered her unborn child, the Alabama Supreme Court affirmed (8-1) that the word “child” includes “an unborn child,” and that the law therefore “furthers the State’s interest in protecting the life of children from the earliest stages of their development.”
The National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action called the bill the “most comprehensive pro-gun bill in state history.”
The goal of good government is to get people off welfare, not onto it.
Scott Shaw said, “Evidently in America we don’t actually own the property anymore if you ever did.” Shaw says Oklahoma Militia members are ready to take up arms against the federal government if needed.
The Supreme Court limited the amount of damages that those who possess child pornography must pay victims, throwing out a $3.4 million award that went to a woman whose childhood rape has been widely seen on the Internet.
Hoping to galvanize their base further, Republicans are casting the midterm elections as a golden opportunity to fire Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.