Lawsuit: SWAT Team Allegedly Injured Innocents, Killed Dog in Raid
Written by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Regardless of the outcome of this lawsuit, the evidence of law-enforcement abuse of power is mounting.
The New American has reported on several such incidents and has pointed out similarities between the weapons and tactics being used by police and the behavior of a “standing army” so despised by our Founding Fathers.
The state senate of North Carolina is considering a bill that would allow police to track license plates on state roads.
Edward Snowden is still working on surveillance systems — only now he is working to foil them.
After barely more than a year on the job, Detroit’s new chief of police, James Craig, reported significant gains in his war against serious crime.
NSA whistleblower William Binney has made the startling claim that the NSA is recording the audio of at least 80 percent of Americans' telephone calls. The NSA acknowledged in 2013, after repeated and explicit denials, that it was recording telephone metadata, but it still denies it is keeping the audio of any American's phone calls.
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Ray Nagin's corruption charges set no record. Compared to his competition, his misdeeds are modest.
As the number of Americans with concealed carry permits has increased, a new study reveals that during the same time period, the percentage of violent crimes has decreased. The study, conducted by the Crime Prevention Research Center, reveals that 11.1 million Americans now carry concealed weapons, a significant increase from 4.5 million in 2007. And that 146 percent increase coincides with a 22 percent decrease in both murder and violent crime rates.
Report: Militarized Police Treating Citizens as "Wartime Enemies"
Written by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
An ACLU study reveals an increasingly militarized police force across the country that is abusing power and people.
Lois Lerner’s E-mails: Gone Forever?
Written by Bob Adelmann
While the IRS claims that Lois Lerner's e-mails are lost because her hard drive was destroyed, the truth is that the information is likely out there somewhere.
In the ongoing war against guns, facts, history, logic, or experience don't matter. A lie repeated often enough becomes truth.
The New York Daily News has found the villain in Tuesday's fatal shooting in an Oregon high school and it is not the 15-year-old freshman who killed a student and wounded a teacher.