Attention Florida lawmen: You will be arrested for defending the Second Amendment.  Sheriff Nick Finch of Liberty County, Florida, was arrested and replaced by Governor Rick Scott for refusing to deprive a citizen of his Second Amendment rights.

Despite his notorious role in the Tawana Brawley hoax and his decades of racist agitation and criminal activity, Al Sharpton continues to be rewarded by NBC, Fox and other media organs.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been named Reason magazine's "Nanny of the Month" for May.

The confluence of numerous factors in both Texas and North Dakota is working to help the United States wean itself from dependence on foreign oil, including low taxes, improved technology, and enforced private property rights.

A U.S. Army soldier was disciplined after he hosted a party for his promotion and served Chick-fil-A sandwiches in honor of traditional marriage.

President Obama used his fundraising trip to California to promote the Affordable Care Act — popularly known as “Obamacare.”

Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin signed tri-partisan legislation, supported by top law-enforcement officials and almost two-thirds of voters, decriminalizing possession of cannabis in the state.

The Washington Post reports that the NSA and FBI are tapping directly into the servers of 9 Internet companies to track people's movements and contacts.

Both houses of the Illinois General Assembly passed a bill restricting the use of drones in surveillance.

Sen. Rand Paul will introduce a bill aiming to guarantee that Fourth Amendment protections are not violated by any government entity.