Good Citizens

The state attorney general says Montana will not seek an extension regarding the implementation of a national ID program.

H.R.2640 has passed the house and is slated to enter the Senate under a unanimous consent agreement to limit debate and, in effect steamroll the passage of a bill that will serve to strip 2nd Amendment liberties away from citizens diagnosed with mental illnesses.

As George Bush made his appearance and speech today at the United Nations in NYC, 1,000 people issued a citizen's arrest warrant against him for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

A group of lawyers representing Guantanamo Bay prisoners urged a federal judge Thursday to invalidate the Protect America Act of 2007, the law President Bush signed days ago granting the administration broad and warrantless electronic eavesdropping privileges. “We are asking your honor, as swiftly as possible, to declare this statute unconstitutional,” said Michael Avery, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights.

Once upon a time, nearly eighty years ago, AT&T fought at the Supreme Court to stop the government's warrantless surveillance of Americans' private communications.

They have been called "Putin's Generation" and "neo-Komsomol." They have served as evidence of a rising Russian fascism. But little reporting about Nashi in English goes beyond what its Commissars give reporters. The following interview gives a different picture.

The cost of environmentalism is having unexpected impact on our quality of life. These bulbs have dangerous levels of mercury, and an accidental breakage can cost thousands of dollars in cleanup costs.

The Prius may be doing more environmental harm than good. A recent analysis of the environmental impact of the Prius shows that is is more impactive than even a Hummer.

The US Treasury dept. has published a list of names that all Americans are responsible to know. If you do any business with the people on this list, you are subject to a potential $10mil in fines and 30 year prison sentence.