In a bizarre case that could set all sorts of dangerous legal precedents, a state is embroiled in a private dispute involving a depressed artist, a dog and a condominium association. It’s all in the name of human rights, according to the Illinois state agency that filed a lawsuit this week against a condo association

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In an apparent effort to justify the Department of Homeland Security’s bizarre crackdown on websites that provide free copyrighted music and movies, the Obama Administration has published a report outlining the importance of protecting the industry’s profits. Could this have something to do with the entertainment industry’s generous campaign contributions to the president and other

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The scandal surrounding the General Services Administration’s (GSA) exorbitant Las Vegas conference is merely the tip of the iceberg for a bloated federal agency that apparently has quite a history of mismanagement and waste. The question is; why didn’t Congress act sooner to set limits on the GSA’s manic spending sprees? Why did it take

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In what appears to be the latest of many crimes resulting from the Obama Administration’s disastrous Mexican gun-running operation, a federal agent has been indicted for trying to smuggle high-powered weapons and large amounts of ammo south of the border. The U.S. Border Patrol agent undoubtedly got his idea from a failed government project, dubbed

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Weeks after announcing resort-like accommodations for illegal immigrants in federal detention facilities, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is bragging about the quality medical care it provides for undocumented aliens housed at nearly two dozen locations throughout the U.S. It’s all part of the Obama Administration’s commitment to reform the immigration detention system so that

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The “serious concerns” of U.S. Treasury officials involving a risky $535 million infusion for a fly by night solar panel firm were ignored as the deal was fast-tracked by the Obama Administration, according to a federal audit released this week. Bankrolled by Obama fundraiser George Kaiser, the now-defunct northern California company (Solyndra) got more than

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In a case that illustrates the need for stricter laws to clean up the election process, nearly a dozen convicted felons have been charged with voter fraud for lying on registration forms during the 2008 presidential campaign. The crimes took place in Virginia, where ironically Democratic lawmakers opposing a voter ID law recently contended there

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How is it possible that a previously deported illegal immigrant stripped of his driving privileges after getting busted for drunken-driving get his license reinstated? Hint; his beloved nephew lives in the White House. It’s the kind of story you won’t see in the mainstream media. Thankfully, Boston’s conservative-leaning newspaper reported it this week. The president’s

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As the Supreme Court considers the president’s controversial healthcare law, the administration celebrates the first anniversary of an Obamacare initiative to “reduce racial and ethnic health disparities” that established dozens of new state and federal offices. It’s one of many powerful arguments for opposing the president’s hostile takeover of the nation’s healthcare system. Officially known

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In its quest to implement stealth amnesty, the Obama Administration is working behind the scenes to halt the deportation of certain illegal immigrants by granting them “unlawful presence waivers.” The new measure would apply to illegal aliens who are relatives of American citizens. Here is how it would work, according to a Department of Homeland

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