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MAY 25, 2012
by KAREN LUGO
The British have now been
forced to confront - and finally judge - the actions of some minority
Muslims who have embedded themselves in a counterculture hostile to
British society.
The defense authorization act
erases decades of U.S. government compliance with the Posse Comitatus Act
1878 that prohibits using U.S. military to perform law enforcement
functions within the United States. Why is this being done?
by MEREDITH SOMERS
Beginning today, the D.C. area
is set to welcome roughly a half-million motorcycle riders for the 25th
Rolling Thunder, an annual event to recognize prisoners of war and
soldiers missing in action.
by JIM MCELHATTON
Jeffrey Neely, the central
figure in a lavish taxpayer-funded Las Vegas convention that saw magic
acts and federal workers sipping martinis on a red carpet, has left the
General Services Administration (GSA).
The draconian measures
necessary to achieve the Left's utopian dream wouldn't be palatable to
the vast majority. In fact, if the most radical population control
advocates get their way, we will have global tyranny on a scale never
seen before.
CAIR had its origins in the
U.S. Hamas infrastructure and its leaders defend individuals accused of
terrorism by the U.S. government. So why does AG Eric Holder not sever
ties with them immediately?
Attorney Alan Dershowitz has
stepped up his criticism of the special prosecutor in Florida who brought
the charges against George Zimmerman. Did she break the law herself?
by TOM PERKINS
A free economy leads to
life-saving innovations. A highly taxed and overregulated economy leads
to government agencies that discourage their use.
by DENNIS CAUCHON
The typical American household
would have paid nearly all of its income in taxes last year to balance
the budget if the government used standard accounting rules to compute
the deficit, a USA TODAY analysis finds.
by IRFAN AL-ALAWI
In late April of this year, the
Wahhabi grand mufti of Saudi Arabia, who controls all Sunni Muslim
clerics in the desert kingdom, announced that girls could be forced into
marriage at age 10 or 12, without their consent, by contractual
arrangement between families.
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