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Steve Watson | "There are definitely things in between good and evil".

NetworkWorld.com: Bill proposes to protect Americans' privacy from warrantless drone surveillance by Ms. Smith:

Didn't hear anyone yell "Fore," yet wonder if that is a golf ball in the sky? It's not; it's a drone and it's coming. Judge Andrew P. Napolitano warned about the "coming use of drones - some as small as golf balls - to watch us, listen to us and record us. Did you consent to the government having that power? Did you consent to the American military spying on Americans in America? I don't know a single person who has, but I know only a few who are complaining."

Although Secrecy News reported the Senate Armed Services Committee said drones need to operate 'freely and routinely' in America, you can add Senator Rand Paul to that "few" who are raising a ruckus about drones. Senator Paul proposed a bill to prevent warrantless drone surveillance. He said, "The Preserving Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act of 2012 will protect American's personal privacy. Like other tools used to collect information in law enforcement, in order to use drones a warrant needs to be issued. Americans going about their everyday lives should not be treated like criminals or terrorists and have their rights infringed upon by military tactics."

"A drone is a very, very powerful way of snooping on behavior," Sen. Paul told CNN.

ABAJ.com: Feds Raid Utah Law Offices in Probe of Loan Modification Work by Martha Neil:

Multiple federal agencies including the FBI, IRS and the office of the inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program raided three offices affiliated with a Utah law firm Tuesday.

The U.S. Attorney's office in Utah confirmed the raid on the CC Brown Law Office in Midvale and West Valley City, in cooperation with local authorities, but said the search warrant is sealed and no criminal charges have been filed, according to a local ABC News affiliate and Salt Lake Tribune.

Kurt Nimmo | CIA and MI6 asset FSA armed via proxy by Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Republicans have reserved more than $18 million in ad time in districts from California to Massachusetts as they look to protect their majority....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Republicans have reserved more than $18 million in ad time in districts from California to Massachusetts as they look to protect their majority....

Sky News | 65 killed and 200 wounded in multi-city car bombing during Shiite pilgrimage.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Wednesday that automatic, across-the-board defense cuts would be a disaster, with widespread jobs losses and problems for the Pentagon as it tries to pay for health care for military personnel....

By Mary Anastasia O'Grady Forty-eight hours after testifying before the U.S. Senate, a Cuban dissident is tortured and detained in his homeland.

GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (AP) — Ten passengers filed a lawsuit Wednesday against JetBlue Airways, claiming they feared for their lives when a pilot had to be physically restrained after running through the cabin yelling about Jesus and al Qaeda during a New York-to-Las Vegas flight in March.

The lawsuit, filed ...

VOA News | Yemeni forces make triumphant headway in their efforts to take back southern cities seized by al-Qaeda.

LA Times | Hecklers shouted "Stop foreclosures now!" but Dimon's hearing revolves around the company's risk management-or lack thereof.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon can expect some tough questions when he goes to Capitol Hill. Alison Kosik has a preview.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Michelle Obama is up on Pinterest....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Michelle Obama is up on Pinterest....

KCTV 5 Kansas | Campus police found a 22-year-old KU student's gun in his dorm room, springing questions about why charges haven't been filed.

Nine State Attorneys General have issued an important document setting forth 21 specific violations of law by the Obama Administration. Here are several examples of what these Attorneys General call "violations of law" by "an increasingly overreaching federal government." Most of them show the Obama Administration using administrative agencies to enforce policy objectives that are outside the Phyllis Schlaflyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11930380089191812969noreply@blogger.com0

Aaron Dykes | Leaked documents marked "strictly confidential" and "not for publication" reveal the agenda of the 1966 Bilderberg meeting, and shed great light on their larger scheme for world government.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Republicans are reserving more than $18 million in ad time as they look to protect their majority....

MASON, Mich. (AP) — A lawsuit that threatened a delicate financial deal between debt-ridden Detroit and the state of Michigan was thrown out Wednesday after a lawyer for Mayor Dave Bing intervened and said the city's top attorney had no authority to challenge the agreement.

The decision by an Ingham ...