When cigarettes are illegal, only criminals will have cigarettes. Here we go again.

This time, Gardina goes off the deep end about aggressive dogs, without the slightest idea what he is doing.

A prime example of what happens when police are not kept busy chasing, oh, thieves, murderers and child molesters.

Photographs pertinent to this week's news events.

That's the title of an editorial from the center for Individual Freedom, which reminds us of George Soros' felony conviction in France.

Driver charged with "assault by coughing" on a cop.

It may not be too late to forestall the Iranian tyrant's appearance. Act now!

Dumbass MIT student wonders why she was nearly shot down at Logan International Airport.

A puerile editorial with a four letter word in it is sparking a spirited discussion at Colorado State University. In short: undergraduate monkeyshines as usual.

Rudy Giuliani sought to reassure the National Rifle Association of his support for a constitutional right to bear arms, in spite of his history of behaving otherwise.

Will the Fashion Police take over where the "real" police fail to perform?

Only in Baltimore can a person fight off an robbery attempt, and find himself possibly facing criminal charges.

Anything to add a bit of interest to the extended Presidential campaign should be considered fair game.

Des Moines police investigate attack by onion. Another slow day at the precinct.

Why did the campus police attack Andrew Meyer, and why are so many people angry at Meyer over it?

...but if a summary judgment is granted, who will have big enough "stones" to attempt enforcing it?

Baltimore 1993 versus Baltimore 2007. How little progress we've made.

City "leaders" in Mount Dora are considering a law that will end up in the "Loony Laws" books.

Gun owners concerned about California's "micro stamping" law need to protest it, but effectively.

The Baltimore Examiner reports: Baltimore County police are warning residents of a scam by criminals posing as Baltimore Gas and Electric representatives. According to county detectives and BGE security specialists, a woman calls a BGE customer

Russia produces a bomb that will make Al Gore feel all warm and fuzzy.

Reflections on the day we were attacked overtly.

Quoting from this site: Iran is pressing on with one of its toughest moral crackdowns in years, warning tens of thousands of women over slack dress, targeting "immoral" cafes and seizing illegal satellite receivers, local media reported on

NYU scientists think liberal minds may be "superior" to conservative ones, and yet...

I love my Country, but its governments worry me.