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NEW YORK — The prototype space shuttle that arrived in New York City by air earlier this spring is on the move again, this time by sea.

The Enterprise had been parked at John F. Kennedy International Airport since it flew from Washington to New York atop a ...

The California state Senate has passed a bill that supporters say could be the first in the nation to ban a form of psychotherapy aimed at making gay people straight.

"The entire medical community is opposed to these phony therapies," California state Sen. Ted W. Lieu said after his groundbreaking ...

The Supreme Court scores a victory for checks and balances.

At some point, living in a hip urban neighborhood isn't the best option in life. In "Dan Gets a Minivan," Dan Zevin offers a wry sketch of the Brooklyn he knows and ponders a change of scene. Eric Felten reviews.

Higher tax rates will speed the exodus from the state and increase the revenue system's dangerous volatility.

Thanks to Washington, the liberal politics of Silicon Valley may now be tilting toward the libertarian right.

A test of whether taxpayers can control the entitlement state.

Infowars.com | Kissinger looks typically smug as he leaves Bilderberg 2012.

Israel's new unity government is strong and diverse enough to survive a walkout by extremist elements.

The real cause of the current gridlock is the majority's desire to avoid difficult votes.

The U.S. Treasury wants to greenlight charities' investments in commercial start-ups.

Many Argentines fear the checks and balances restraining presidential power are gone.

Egypt isn't ready to fairly try its former president.

Infowars.com | Infowars gets tip at Bilderberg that possible vice president pick attended CFR meeting on May 31.

Mac Slavo | Today it’s Greece. Tomorrow it could be your hometown.

The Daily Sheeple | We may very well be seeing the cracks in a society on the verge of complete meltdown.

Saman Mohammadi | The crooks in Washington will also use drones against Americans.

The officer here had a first tip that defendant as a felon in possession of a firearm and a second tip that defendant had shot an antelope. The officer verified that defendant was a convicted felon. When defendant was seen with the dead antelope in his truck, that was reasonable suspicion of FIPF. United States v. Whitley, 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 11134 (10th Cir. June 1, 2012).

Defendant’s stop for driving one block without headlights for 12 minutes before sunrise was still based on a traffic violation. His continued detention was based on suspicion he was with a prostitute in the car because, among other things, his zipper was down. Defendant’s allegedly answering questions truthfully “are overwhelmingly outweighed by the suspicious circumstances detailed” in the officer’s testimony. Defendant consented to a search that produced a gun. United States v. Anderson, 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 75992 (M.D. La. May 31, 2012).*

There was probable cause for two searches. The second had a warrant. Even if the information for the second warrant was partially misleading under Franks, there was probable cause without it. United States v. Jones, 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 11094 (9th Cir. June 1, 2012)* [The actual opinion is not much longer than this.]

chicagonow.com | Downstate Republican angry at being treated like a chump for the way that the Legislature works.

Kurt Nimmo | B Plan for the globalists -- starve Syrian children to death in order to realize regime change.