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The use of “electronic devices” and “electronic memory devices” in the search warrant was not overbroad because it had to be interpreted in terms of the last limiting phrase, to locate an alleged missing person. Child pornography was found. United States v. Triplett, 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 11987 (5th Cir. June 13, 2012):

Triplett lists some of the wide variety of devices with electronic memories. He argues that the warrant description was overbroad. We find limiting guidance for the officers in the warrant. It stated that the objects were relevant "to locate Kaila Morris," informing the officers that the proper electronic memory devices were those on which information on her location could be preserved. The arguably vague terms were among a list of other items to be seized described in greater detail. The warrant called for the seizure of "all articles of clothing of Kaila Morris, bed sheets, electronic devices, electronic memory devices, cell phone, DNA, hand digging and cutting tools, vehicles, and utility vehicles." See 2 LaFave, Search and Seizure § 4.6(d), at 628 (4th ed. 2004) (noting that a general reference "at the end of a list of specific items may be upheld on the theory that the language of a warrant is to be construed in light of an illustrative list of seizable items" (quotation marks and citation omitted)). The list was of evidence likely in Triplett's possession and relevant to his interactions with Kaila Morris, who had just been reported missing. See United States v. Hibbard, 963 F.2d 1100, 1102 (8th Cir. 1992) (finding enough particularity when warrant "limited the search to locating Shelly Ramsey or any evidence relating to her").

President Obama and presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney both spoke about the economy in Ohio Thursday. The twin moves by the dueling campaigns is a sign of just how important the economy and jobs will be in November's election. By the numbers, here's a look at long-term unemployment.

myfoxny.com | Obama is making another trip to New York City that could cause big problems for commuters.

Wars of the future will be very different from wars of the past. Everyone gets that. What many do not grasp: The present war also is very different from wars of the past.2012-06-14T13:48:00-04:002012-06-14T20:40:03ZCliff May

This is the worst of times for President Obama. He’s a president on the ropes, up for re-election in the worst economy since the Great Depression with no successes to run on and a Supreme Court who may rule this month his signature initiative Obamacare is unconstitutional. And just when you think Obama can’t step into any more proverbial poop . . . well, he does.2012-06-14T13:11:00-04:002012-06-14T20:40:03ZCrystal Wright

One of my favorite controversialists is back, Bob Woodward, with his sidekick Carl Bernstein. Sunday in "The Washington Post," they wrote that Richard Nixon was more hideous than we have heretofore known. The 37th president conducted five wars while in office, according to the boys, and those do not even include his minor fracases, the Cold War against the Soviet Union and the Vietnam War. 2012-06-14T12:01:00-04:002012-06-14T20:40:03ZEmmett Tyrrell

Jon Rappoport | Aren’t we entitled to consider that candidates 1 and 2 conspire to produce a false dichotomy?

Facing a possible contempt vote by a House committee, Attorney General Eric Holder on Thursday offered to release more records of a botched gun probe and proposed a quick face-to-face meeting with the committee's chairman.

Justice Anthony Kennedy has put on hold a lower court's ruling invalidating Arizona's voter identification law.

Kurt Nimmo | Transnational mega-corporations would be allowed to skirt American law and the Constitution.

The Senate is debating a farm bill that would end cash payments from the federal government to help manage the risk of farming -- payments which have been in place in one form or another since the Great Depression.

The new Senate farm bill is a bipartisan effort to cut the deficit, but what does it mean for farmers?

AZ Star Net | AZ Governer Jan Brewer wants police to have a clear understanding of what constitutes "reasonable suspicion."

John King answers viewers' questions submitted via Twitter on the presidential race and the JPMorgan losses

Infowars.com | Exercise includes units from the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark and Suriname.

FOX News | Gen. Martin Dempsey panders to war fears says that $1 trillion in defense cuts would lead to war.

Money in presidential and congressional campaigns has already reached record heights so far this election year, thanks in part to recent rulings by the Supreme Court and other federal judges that loosened long-standing restrictions on outside corporate spending.

VOA News | China sides with UN envoy Kofi Annan's method to mediate tensions in massacre-stricken Syria.

usatoday.com | CDC engineers have raised written concerns about the air containment systems since at least 2010.