Politics

Ninth Circuit Strikes Down CA Law Restricting Concealed Carry

In a 2-1 decision issued on February 13th, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled “San Diego County violates the Constitution’s Second Amendment by requiring residents to show ‘good cause’” before being allowed “to obtain a concealed carry permit.”

Ninth Circuit Strikes Down CA Law Restricting Concealed Carry

Bill Gates: Common Core Opponents 'Shrouded in Myths'

In an op-ed in USA Today Wednesday, Bill Gates writes that the Common Core State Standards are to be “commended” because they will “improve education for millions of students” and that arguments against the standards are “shrouded in myths.” After

Bill Gates: Common Core Opponents 'Shrouded in Myths'

Republicans Pin Hopes On Midterms

As they raced to flee the Capitol before an approaching snowstorm, some Republicans were not being too hard on themselves for capitulating and passing a “clean” debt ceiling bill, in the process ending a GOP precedent set to use such

Republicans Pin Hopes On Midterms

Ron Paul starts clemency petition for Snowden

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (UPI) — Former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul said he is starting a petition drive to provide clemency for fugitive National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden. Paul, a Texas Republican known for his strong Libertarian leanings, said Snowden

Facebook Offers FIFTY Gender Options

MENLO PARK, Calif. (AP) — You don’t have to be just male or female on Facebook anymore. The social media giant is adding a customizable option with about 50 different terms people can use to identify their gender as well

Facebook Offers FIFTY Gender Options

House GOP Amnesty Advocates Upset Ted Cruz May Have Killed Bill

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) may have stopped immigration reform legislation in the House by calling it what it is with one word: “amnesty.”  House Republicans who supported the “immigration principles” reportedly “grumbled Tuesday that the plan was dead on arrival

House GOP Amnesty Advocates Upset Ted Cruz May Have Killed Bill

Mississippi Legislature Votes to Protect Firearms, 2nd Amendment

On February 11th, Mississippi representatives overwhelmingly supported legislation protecting the exercise of concealed carry, prohibiting the destruction of firearms obtained through local government buyback programs, and expanding protection against firearm confiscation “during a state of emergency or natural disaster.” According

Mississippi Legislature Votes to Protect Firearms, 2nd Amendment

Miss: Retail Sales Disappoint

The Commerce Department reported Thursday that retail sales unexpectedly fell 0.4% in January. Economists had expected sales to be unchanged from December. The agency also revised December retails sales downward. An initially report 0.2% increase was revised to just a

Miss: Retail Sales Disappoint

Obama's Two Americas: The Economy and How Democrats Win Elections

President Obama is dividing America into two nations–one rich, the other increasingly poor, and both more likely to elect Democrats. Americans growing richer support his policies, and those growing poorer are increasingly dependent on Democratic politicians for government handouts. In

Obama's Two Americas: The Economy and How Democrats Win Elections

Are Republicans Still Alive in California?

The remarkable victory by Kevin Faulconer in the special election for San Diego mayor on Tuesday–by a margin of nine points, far more than almost anyone had expected–raises questions about the state of the Republican Party in California. If the

Are Republicans Still Alive in California?