Sometimes detained immigrants are not even given $1 per day. They may instead be compensated with more or “better” food.
Why do polls continue to indicate that the American people feel forgotten and mistrust the federal government?
The Pew Research Center has released its annual poll numbers regarding the percentage of Americans who trust the federal government. The release of these new polls add to a growing amount of evidence that the
‘It is time to hold the sole U.S. manufacturer of PCBs accountable for the significant harm they have caused to our state,’ the state’s Attorney General Bob Ferguson said at a recent press conference.
SEATTLE --- For the first time ever, a U.S. state is suing the agribusiness giant Monsanto over the toxic after-effects of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), a dangerous chemical once commonly found in building supplies and industrial equipment. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Attorney General Bob Ferguson, announced the lawsuit last week.
“Yeah, I stabbed them. I’m a white supremacist,”
In light of a recent 60 Minutes segment, according to which classified “28 pages” may shed light on Saudi ties to terrorism, here is a an article which was originally posted in the December 2015 edition of Future of Freedom.
Do Americans have the right to learn whether a foreign government helped finance the 9/11 attacks? A growing number of congressmen and senators are demanding that a 28-page portion of a 2002 congressional report finally be declassified. The Obama administration appears to be resisting, and the stakes are huge. What is contained in those pages could
Controversy is still simmering around Riyadh’s plan to send ground troops to Syria; Ron Paul and Daniel McAdams have weighed the pros and cons of the prospects of a Saudi intervention.
Last week Saudi Arabia announced that it was seriously mulling a ground operation in Syria aimed against Islamic extremists. The news came as a surprise: it is no secret that Riyadh has been sponsoring the region's Sunni Islamists for years. Ahead of the move Riyadh asked the Obama administration to give its blessing to the plan. US State
A prosecutor in southeastern Washington has charged three teens with felonies for marijuana possession, saying a new law demands the higher level of offense.
LEWISTON, Idaho (AP) - A prosecutor in southeastern Washington has charged three teens with felonies for marijuana possession, saying a new law demands the higher level of offense. The Lewiston Tribune in Idaho reports the teens ages 14, 15 and 17 have been charged in nearby Asotin County with felonies that could net them up to five years in
