The Department of Homeland Security is set to begin trials of iris scanning technology in October, but don’t believe for a second that Big Sis’ latest assault on the privacy right of Americans will be confined to airports – everything from entering sports events to making purchases will eventually be controlled by the technology if it is allowed to be implemented.

10 Brief Responses To 700 Comments About Refusing To Answer Questions At Passport Control

Today's "cop shoots dog" story brought to you by the St Petersburg Florida Police Dept. Officer shoots two leashed dogs while talking to owner. Make sure you watch the video interview with the dogs owner. http://www.baynews9.com/video?clip=http://static.baynews9.com/newsvideo/...

Why are Governments always getting bigger, according to conservative Member of Parliament for Beauce, Quebec. yeah he's a politician and he's in Canada (My wonderful social paradise) and seems to understand freedom, just found this interesting as I never see politicians talking about this EVER, especially in Canada.

ATLANTA, GA - Chuck Donovan, candidate for U.S. Senator from the state of Georgia, issued the following statement on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001:
"Like most Americans, I took the attacks of 9/11 very hard. As a professional pilot, I took them personally. We pilots had been trained with a plan to deal with hijackers; a plan we were told included team members outside of our cockpits. September 11, 2001 showed us we were disarmed and alone.

A school child faces possible expulsion later this month for playing with toy cap guns at school.

Cops shoot peaceful man while shopping at Costco, hide all video and 911 call audio.

Police and school officials are investigating why a student at Middletown High School was tasered at lunchtime Friday after stealing food from the cafeteria.

Police said the student was "dry-stunned." Unlike a typical act of tasing, dry-stunning eliminates the use of projectiles. The Taser is held against the person’s skin and is intended to cause pain without incapacitating the victim.

A guaranteed successful run of 10,000 copies. Thank you, Uncle Sam! Now how about a 2nd printing? And what about the ebook?

A federal appeals court said Friday that software makers can use shrink-wrap and click-wrap licenses to forbid the transfer or resale of their wares, an apparent gutting of the so-called first-sale doctrine.