Rumors are spreading that the U.S. Supreme Court will vote 5-4 to rule that a U.S. president cannot be prosecuted for anything he does while he is president. Some Democrats are suggesting that Joe Biden bring a gun to his first debate with Donald Trump. If he shoots Trump, he would be immune, but if Trump shoots Biden he would be prosecuted because he is not a sitting president.   read more

With a $10 million investment from the United States, the government of Egypt managed to lose $90 billion in potential revenues, thanks to high-level corruption by those connected to former dictator Hosni Mubarak.   In the early 1990s, the U.S. ...   read more

Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of Equatorial Guinea’s dictator, may soon lose $70 million in assets he holds in the United States.   The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a preliminary notice in California that it may be intending to s...   read more

Regardless of whether they’re deployed or what the temperature is, Marines will now have to keep their shirt sleeves rolled down.   Commandant General James Amos has declared that as of October 24, no Marine may be permitted to roll up their sle...   read more

Muammar al-Gaddafi, the dictator of Libya for the last 42 years, has been killed by rebels in the city of Sirte. Conflicting versions claim that he was either wounded or killed. Gaddafi seized power in the North African nation of Libya in 1969 whe...   read more

Muammar al-Gaddafi, the dictator of Libya for the last 42 years, has been reported captured by rebels in the city of Sirte. Conflicting versions claim that he was either wounded or killed. Gaddafi seized power in the North African nation of Libya ...   read more

Following the theft of personal information for nearly five million former and current soldiers, the Department of Defense is now being sued by four individuals affected by the incident.   The stolen data was contained on computer tapes belongin...   read more

The United States has now killed three of its citizens in Yemen in the past month as a result of unmanned aerial strikes carried out by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).   Following the deaths in late September of Anwar al-Awlaki, the U.S.-...   read more

Secure Communities, the anti-illegal immigrant deportation program embraced by the Obama administration, has removed Latinos from the United States in disproportionate numbers.   Ninety-three percent of the individuals arrested through Secure Co...   read more

Passing judgment over criminal and civil matters is bound to produce more than a few disgruntled detractors. But some judges earn widespread reputations for incompetence or unfairness while presiding from the bench, placing them at the bottom of j...   read more

Federal inspectors general found numerous ways last year for the government to save as much as $87.2 billion, according to the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency.   At a recent banquet honoring the work of IGs, awards ...   read more

Rush Limbaugh has gained popularity for his provocative rants, but on Friday he went over the edge, defending a vicious African rebel group whose leader, Joseph Kony, has been charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity.   The Lord’s Res...   read more

Short on revenues and wanting to avoid program cuts, officials with Bucks County’s Pennsbury School District in southeastern Pennsylvania have decided to allow marketers to post large print advertisements in K-12 schools.   The advertising initi...   read more

Advocates for the deaf and hearing-impaired are suing Alabama officials for trying to divert millions of dollars away from a special fund and into the budget for public schools.   The legal fight is over $30 million in the Alabama Dual Party Rel...   read more

A plurality of Americans for the first time supports the legalization of marijuana, according to a new Gallup survey.   In the new poll, 50% said the use of marijuana should be made legal, while 46% oppose the idea.   Last year, support for le...   read more

Entrepreneurs in Harris County, Texas, have figured out a way to charge Medicare for hundreds of millions of extra dollars by transporting non-critical patients in ambulances.   In 2009, the nation’s largest city—New York—only charged Medica...   read more

Two U.S. generals have publicly disagreed over the cause of a fatal aircraft accident in Afghanistan that killed four people.   Regarding the crash of a CV-22 Osprey on April 9, 2010, Brigadier General Donald Harvel, president of the accident in...   read more