TSA Employee Caught in DHS Sting, Suspected of Theft in Other Cases
Columbia Police confirmed Friday afternoon that Department of Homeland Security officials arrested a TSA employee, 32-year-old Eric Richard Dunlap, for felony theft.
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Bipartisan Group Introduces Tough North Korea Sanctions Bill, as Reclusive Nation Indicts US Tourist
Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the House are proposing to step up sanctions against North Korea amid growing concern over its nuclear programs as Pyongyang plans to indict an American detained for alleged hostile acts against the country.
Breakthrough in Quest for Nuclear Fusion
It may be the most ambitious scientific venture ever: a global collaboration to create an unlimited supply of clean, cheap energy. And this week it took a crucial step forward.
Rep. Chaffetz Claims DHS has 1000 More Bullets Per Agent Than US Soldiers
Republican Rep. Jason Chaffetz said Thursday that the Department of Homeland Security is using roughly 1,000 rounds of ammunition more per person than the U.S. Army.
Bill Clinton Jokes About Having Bush Paint Him Naked
Bill Clinton joked about wanting Bush to paint him naked during his speech at the opening of the George W. Bush Presidential Center on Thursday
Officials: Boston Suspect had no Firearm when Barrage of Bullets Hit Hiding Place
Although police feared he was heavily armed, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing had no firearms when he came under a barrage of police gunfire.
Baby Killers are Having a Good Week
Unborn and newborn babies aren’t getting much support from the White House this week. Read more here.
When Will Enough Be Enough America?
America has a government that is slowly strangling the liberty out of its citizens and even though there are plenty of conservatives who rail against it, work to change it, and understand what is coming if we fail, the difficulty is that those in our government (aided and abetted by the media) do what they want to do anyway.
U.S. Gives Big, Secret Push to Internet Surveillance
Justice Department agreed to issue “2511 letters” immunizing AT&T and other companies participating in a cybersecurity program from criminal prosecution under the Wiretap Act, according to new documents obtained by the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
Calif. Bill Would Let Non-Citizens Serve on Juries
The California Assembly passed a bill on Thursday that would make the state the first in the nation to allow non-citizens who are in the country legally to serve on jury duty.