“The game is rigged, the network is bugged, the government talks double-speak, the courts are complicit and there’s nothing you can do about it.”—David Kravets, reporting for Wired 

Nothing you write, say, text, tweet or share via phone or computer is private anymore. This is the reality of ...

Read more: Can You Trust the President, Congress or the Courts to Protect Your Privacy Rights?

by Bradlee Dean 

Wherever LAW ends, tyranny begins. – Inscription in the Minnesota Supreme Court chambers

Recently, Judge Andrew Napolitano gave a dim prognostication of what could happen to the rights of the American people if Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg would fall to sickness or old age in the ...

Read more: The Supreme Court – A Law Unto Themselves

A worship song and the Lord's Prayer to celebrate our Christian faith and to focus on what truly matters.

O Lord my God, When I in awesome wonder,
Consider all the worlds Thy Hands have made;
I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder,
Thy power throughout the universe displayed.

Then sings my soul, ...

Read more: Sunday Worship: How Great Thou Art and the Lord's Prayer

Homosexual activists swept "gay marriage" ballot measures in Maine, Maryland, Minnesota and Washington State

CHICAGO– The November elections was a devastating day for pro-family advocates concerned about the advance of same-sex “marriage” and homosexual activism. While politics does not decide moral ...

Read more: Christians Must Return to Principle after Pro-‘Gay Marriage’ Election Day Sweep

November 22, 2012
The tradition of Thanksgiving is found in 1621 with Thanksgiving proclamations over the years beginning in 1777 and first President, George Washington in 1789. Of significance, the first act after the Founding Fathers framed the Bill of Rights, which prohibited the establishment of ...

Read more: Celebrating Thanksgiving in America 2012

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A district court judge for Bexar County, Texas, has granted The Rutherford Institute’s request for a temporary restraining order to prevent Northside Independent School District from removing a San Antonio high school student from John Jay High School’s Science and Engineering ...

Read more: Victory: Court Grants Rutherford Institute Request to Stop Texas School from Kicking Student Out for Refusing to Wear “Smart ID” Tracking Badge

—Rutherford Institute to Seek Prelim. Injunction

SAN ANTONIO, Texas —School officials for the Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas, have informed high school student Andrea Hernandez that she will be “withdrawn” from John Jay High School’s Science and Engineering Academy, ...

Read more: Texas School Kicks Student Out of Magnet Program for Refusing to Wear “Smart ID” RFID Tracking Badge

Tune in for the latest episode of As the Military World Turns…

In a scandalous story with more twists and turns than the road to Hana, we see a married CIA director who resigned after an affair with his Harvard-educated biographer, discovered because of her harassing emails targeting a doctor’s wife ...

Read more: Petraeus Scandal: Soap Opera or Serious Business?