Rep. Chaffetz: I Don’t Want Government ‘Searching my Facebook Page’
Rep. Chaffetz says the Feds are getting very close to the “dangerous line” of infringing on people’s liberties.
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Congressman: Boston Bombing Suspects Had Help
The chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee says evidence suggests the two brothers accused of the Boston bombing had help planning the attack.
Why Americans Will Never Love Obamacare
Obamacare is a despicable piece of legislation because it twists the noble desire to help those less fortunate into a duty to junk the entire United States health care system.
Pentagon taps Anti-Christian Extremist for Religious Tolerance Policy
The extreme anti-Christian will be a consultant to the Pentagon to develop new policies on religious tolerance, including a policy for court-martialing military chaplains who share the Christian Gospel. Find out who he his here.
Lesbian Teacher Fired From Catholic School, Files Discrimination Complaint (+video)
A diocese in Ohio is under siege — receiving numerous threatening calls as well as heated online criticism — and a veteran teacher is out of a job because of publicly revealing a lesbian relationship in violation of the Catholic school’s morality code.
Cancer Clinics Still Suffering From Sequester, Ask Why FAA was Fixed, Cancer Ignored
Congress should have addressed deep cuts to cancer clinics before tackling airline delays caused by sequestration, people at several of those clinics said this past weekend.
After Failed Charm Offensive, Obama Back to Bashing GOP
Obama’s charm offensive has been a dismal failure. Of course, he didn’t really try all that hard. Read more here.
US to Subsidize Chinese Car Maker in California
A Chinese car maker is setting up shop in the U.S. and is looking to the feds for help. Read more on this story here.
Lawsuit Exposes NYC Church's Two Billion Dollar Assets
There has never been any doubt that Trinity Church is wealthy. But the extent of its wealth has long been a mystery; guessed at by many, known by few.
Feds Now Seek Punitive Fines Against Tech Companies Who Won't Eavesdrop on Internet Users
A government task force is preparing legislation that would pressure companies such as Facebook and Google to enable law enforcement officials to intercept online communications as they occur.