The law is sensible and should not be changed. Also see: Video: Zimmerman Friend, a Former CNN Anchor, Calls for Patience
If the Volt is a harbinger of salvation, the industry might be wishing Obama hadn't bothered saving it.
When protecting our lives, we can rely only upon ourselves.
One man has filed a class-action lawsuit against the state of Florida for a citation he got in 2009. He deserves to win.
All evidence suggests an incompetent investigation and raid resulted in the death of an innocent father and Marine.
I have never seen a better argument for abolishing a federal agency.
The lives of the individuals harmed by Gunwalker mean nothing to statists.
Green socialism starts with Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards. (ALSO READ: Obama's Regulatory State Marches On)
Marvel's great symbol of American Exceptionalism inspires in one of the summer's must-see movies.
This week's revelations placed knowledge of the operation within the White House for the first time.
Some recent incidents of police misconduct have brought national attention to the phenomenon.
Mend them, don't end them. (Also read: Update on Stockton, CA ‘SWAT’ by Department of Education.)
The Heller and McDonald cases may have established an individual right to bear arms but that doesn't mean there won't be efforts to subvert that right by gun control advocates.
His speech and policies utilize the bait-and-switch. (In a related post, Ed Driscoll asks, was the Senate "Bait and Switched into Time-Limited, Response-Limited Kinetic Military Police Action" in Libya?)
A concealed carry killing raises dangerous questions.
The DOJ ordered the Dayton Police Dept. to lower the passing score for an entrance exam when not many minorities passed. As a cop, I know what happens next and the consequences could be deadly.
A response to a recent PJM article on "immigration restrictionists" by Ruben Navarette.
In Wisconsin, unintended consequences could yield a new law.
A wealth of evidence points to an inescapable conclusion.
We must reverse the damage done by the radical '60s view of mental illness.