Some Chicago Free Staters are organizing a gathering and looking for exposure of it on Free Talk Live. The details can be found on our public facebook page at http://tinyurl.com/chiporcs . I am a podcast listener and work during the show so it is hard to call in.

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By doing so, residents contend that they no longer have to pay taxes, claiming their homes as embassies and using identification cards that show them as diplomats

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Department raided the Never Get Busted headquarters in Travis County at approximately 6 p.m. on Tuesday night. Barry Cooper has been taken into custody.

Officers allegedly seized their computers, phones and other digital media. Barry is allegedly being charged with a misdemeanor offense. Candi claimed the charge is making a false report to a police officer, in relation to a sting operation her husband recently carried out against an officer in Liberty Hill, Texas.

“I have told the CSU police chief I will not support this in any way,” Sheriff Alderden told The Gazette. “If anyone with one of my permits gets arrested for concealed carry at CSU, I will refuse to book that person into my jail. Furthermore, I will show up at court and testify on that person’s behalf, and I will do whatever I can to discourage a conviction. I will not be a party to this very poor decision.”

The owner of a bar in Turah says she's had to resort to breaking the law to keep her business afloat.

We introduce and interview the president of the Free State Project Varrin Swearingen. He explains the sudden growth of the movement.

Free Talk Live Video Validation of Allison Gibbs LOLA Calendar Girl. Allison Gibbs talks about her Calender shoot and her fight for free speech and other civil liberties.

UK anarchist restaurant opens and is the hottest thing in town.

Sam Dodson is a reporter who spent 58 days in jail for filming in a courtroom. This is a report just after he was released from Jail and he discusses his time in jaw and his law suit against the state.

BEIJING – When Li Shiming was stabbed through the heart by a hired assassin, few of his fellow villagers mourned the local Communist Party official many say made their lives hell by seizing land, extorting money and bullying people for years.

Instead, villagers in the northern town of Xiashuixi have made Li's teenage killer something of a local hero. More than 20,000 people from the coal-mining area petitioned a court for a lenient sentence.