Baltimore has some stupid city council members, but they can't hold a candle to the ones in D.C.

Saudis sentence 75-year-old woman to beating, deportation. Will Obama speak in her defense?

Lessons learned from the Hong Kong airport tantrum.

Ginny Simone reports on the aftermath of British gun control laws.

Mass. director of Homeland Security, Customs, and Border Protection charged with repeatedly hiring illegal immigrants to clean her home. Gets kid-glove treatment from court.

Only an editor with an iron will and no sense of humor could have insisted on running this story in such a deadpan fashion.

A citizen asks--and rightly so--why he is not allowed to possess the means of defending himself when the police freely admit they can't do the job?

Tennessee woman uses a musical instrument to scare away burglars.

If we are lucky, the beat-down of art teacher Jolita Berry will bring people to their senses, and spur a demand that politicians do something other than frown meaningfully when someone is hurt.

For the third year running, MD Senator Frosh exercises a "desk drawer veto" on a bill that came to his committee after passing by unanimous vote in the other chamber of the legislature.

Kojo Snowden "gets out of jail free" on gun possession charges.

Afraid of losing their Second Amendment case, DC officials launch an assault on the Fourth Amendment.

Alan Korwin, who sometimes writes as "The Uninvited Ombudsman," files an upbeat dispatch about this year's SHOT (Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trades) show.

Or perhaps the more appropriate question is why do people who become cops end up morphing into belligerents?

Nobody likes being treated like a crackpot, and now and then someone is reduced to emphasizing this point by violence.

Rent-seeking politics destroy another "little person" just trying to get along in the world.

The law is a ass.

Quoting from this site: He was busted for not paying for a small package of donuts, and now he could spend the rest of his life in prison. Friday in court, Robert Fassbender’s attorney, Michael Webb, tried to get the charges dropped before

Attacks on MTA buses are nothing new, and symptomatic of a larger problem.

Quoting from this site: CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. (AP) - A jury on Monday convicted a millionaire couple of enslaving two Indonesian women they brought to their mansion to work as housekeepers. Mahender Murlidhar Sabhnani, 51, and his wife, Varsha Mahen

Bremer, unsuccessful assassin of George Wallace, has been freed from prison.

I know it's tough being a teacher, but...

The wealthy live by different rules than the rest of us.

The latest excitement from Baltimore County's Worst High School.

Where "zero tolerance" prevails, common sense goes out the window.