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All Gov | Police are using mobile and stationary surveillance cameras to collect and store license plates.

Bin Laden was more fearful that his men might be affected by the weather than by any effort of the Pakistani government to apprehend them.

Instead of encouraging wide discussion, the Chronicle of Higher Education fires a blogger.

No reform. Tax the rich and blackmail Germany is their solution.

To catch up, its politics must unleash the many talents of its civil society.

Like food rotting on a dock, politics prevent spectrum from getting where it's needed.

James Carville says Democrats who think they can score an easy victory this year are fooling themselves

Forbes | Why has no one on Wall Street been charged with financial fraud despite Obama's Financial Fraud Task Force?

London Telegraph | The clandestine "strategic release" programme has allowed America to use prisoners as bargaining chips.

Infowars | Watch fellow Infowarriors fire on all cylinders in Round 19 of the Infowars Reporter Contest.

A John Edwards donor testified Tuesday during the corruption trial of the former presidential candidate that he told the Barack Obama campaign to believe rumors of Edwards' affair as early as June 2008.

Washington Times | The amendment from House Democrats would withhold some grants from states that have such laws.

Fox News | Fox News reveals "fall guy" set to take the blame in case something went wrong in "bin Laden raid."

Kurt Nimmo | Cher has swigged the establishment's false right-left kool-aid for so long she actually believes there is a difference between Obama and Romney.

Guardian | "Alexis Tsipras, leader of Syriza, said Athens commitment to secure bailout funds were null and void"

MSNBC | Gay teen bullied in school fires stun gun into the air and is expelled.

A lesson from an editor in how not to do journalism.

Infowars.com | There will be blood come the RNC.

Information Liberation | Listen to the Pokemon theme song revamped with a Ron Paul twist. Enjoy!

WASHINGTON — In the wake of a terrorist bomb plot disrupted by the CIA, the U.S. advised some international airports and air carriers Tuesday about security measures for passengers traveling to the U.S.

The guidance from the Transportation Security Administration was a reminder of methods the U.S. provided to these ...