At least, U.S. District Judge James C. Mahan was being honest. From his lifetime seat on the federal bench in Las Vegas, Mahan provided a clear explanation for Nevada’s ...
Not content to have besmirched their state’s reputation by passing a mean-spirited immigration law, legislators in Arizona have approved an equally objectionable bill th...
Faced with bad options in Syria, President Obama is reviving a tactic he tried in an earlier war: leading from behind.
“Leading from behind,” you’ll recall, is how a Whi...
The rules changed recently for American businesses trying to decipher what they’re supposed to do under Obamacare. That is, the rules changed again.
This time, the White...
In Arizona, the owner of a small bakery refused to serve a gay couple who had ordered a wedding cake, citing religious principle.
In New Mexico, a photographer declined ...
In keeping with his State of the Union promise to use his executive powers more in the face of a recalcitrant Congress, President Obama last week added to his recent mov...
Butler Township government finds itself in an enviable position. The municipality is sitting on an interest-bearing, $2.4 million dollar nest egg from the April 1 sale o...
One wonders if, in retrospect, Curtis Reeves and Michael Dunn wish that they had left their guns at home when they went out on Jan. 13, 2014, and Nov. 23, 2012, respecti...
WASHINGTON — The United Auto Workers’ defeat, by a 712 to 626 vote, in its effort to organize Volkswagen’s Chattanooga assembly plant, has been attributed to many causes...
The train derailment earlier this month in Vandergrift of tanker cars full of crude oil was a reminder of the implications of the rapid increase in domestic oil producti...
