Former Justice Stevens: Change 2nd Amendment to Improve Constitution
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has released a new book focused, in part, on “improving” the Constitution through amending the Second Amendment.
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Bachmann: ‘Lawless’ Obama ‘Rules by Tweet,’ Congress Must Have Support from Voters to Impeach Him
What will be President Barack Obama’s legacy after he leaves office?
Susan Rice: Russian Military Intervention in Ukraine ‘Would be a Grave Mistake’ (+video)
Any Russian decision to send forces into Ukraine to restore a government it views as favorable “would be a grave mistake,” national security advisor Susan Rice said Sunday, after dramatic turns in the country’s standoff saw President Viktor Yanukovich effectively removed from office.
Security Flaw Makes iPhones, iPads, Macs Vulnerable to Hackers
A major flaw in Apple Inc. software for mobile devices could allow hackers to intercept email and other communications that are meant to be encrypted, the company said on Friday, and experts said Mac computers were even more exposed.
U.S. Air Force Reveals ‘Neighborhood Watch’ Spy Satellite Program
The United States plans to launch a pair of satellites to keep tabs on spacecraft from other countries orbiting 22,300 miles above the planet, as well as to track space debris, the head of Air Force Space Command said.
North Carolina Joins List of States Banning Muslim Sharia Law
North Carolina passes law prohibiting state judges from considering Islamic law in family cases, joining what critics say is a national anti-Muslim campaign.
Video – Allen West Inspires: What the GOP Should Stand For
West gave a short, yet inspiring portrayal of what the Republican Party stood for.
Foreign Vote-Count Firm Partners with Big Government Contractor
Scytl, the Spanish-based electronic elections firm, has partnered with a leading online security and access provider to state and federal government clients.
Capture of Mexican Drug Lord ‘El Chapo’ Guzman Ignites Fight Over Trial Location
After narrow escapes from the military, law enforcement and rivals over 13 years on the run, Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is back in Mexican custody.
Feds Spend $356,337 on ‘Simulation Facility’ to Study How People Cross the Road
The National Science Foundation has awarded a $356,337 grant to the University of Iowa to use virtual technology to study social influences on risky cycling and pedestrian behavior.