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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer slams ‘foreign interference’ in immigration lawsuit

Thank God! A federal court judge in Madison, Wis., has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of engravings of the National Motto — “In God We Trust” — and the Pledge of Allegiance at the Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, D.C.

The Obama administration is putting forth a “truly radical” argument in defending the federal health-care act, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli argues in court papers filed yesterday in Richmond.

the ACLU agenda hasn’t swerved one iota from Baldwin’s original blueprint for social anarchy – an agenda that aspires to, among other things: unrestricted access to unmonitored hard core pornography for all ages … the elimination of even the most basic codes of military conduct … the abolition of Christianity and Orthodox Judaism from every aspect of public education and every corner of the public square …the killing of preborn children … and, of course, the supreme elevation of the legal demands of those who practice homosexual behavior, including same-sex “marriage.”

Texas sued the U.S. EPA claiming four new regulations imposed by the EPA are based on the ‘thoroughly discredited’ findings of the UN IPCC climate report and are ‘factually flawed.

Local officials in Ohio’s Andover Township have denied the use of their public square for a celebration of Constitution Day because of the “political affiliation” of its organizers.

Judge Napolitano on legal arguments against health care law.

The “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy allowing gays and lesbians to serve in the U.S. military since 1993 violates constitutionally protected due process and free speech rights, a federal judge in California ruled.

Is polyamory the new gay? That’s what John Ince and the Canadian Polyamory Advocacy Association would have us believe. The protect marriage folks have been warming about this.

Does anyone find it ironic that the very people who protest so loudly over supposed affronts to Islamic religious expression are often so hostile to the slightest Christian religious expressions — even incidental expressions?