North Korea announced on December 1 that, between December 10 and 22, it would again attempt to launch a “civilian satellite.” The Unha-3 launch vehicle is the same as the Taepo Dong-2 (TD-2) intercontinental ballistic missile that North Korea previously test launched in 2006, 2009, and 2012. North ...

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Today EFF posted several thousand pages of new drone license records and a new map that tracks the location of drone flights across the United States.  These records, received as a result of EFF’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuitagainst the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), come ...

Read more: Newly Released Drone Records Reveal Extensive Military Flights in US

When the facts and law are not in one’s favor, there is a natural temptation to appeal to the emotions of your target audience in order to win an argument. This is referred to as argumentum ad passiones—an attempt to manipulate an audience’s emotions by pulling on their heartstrings in order to ...

Read more: Senator Kerry’s Fallacious Emotional Appeal for a U.N. Treaty

Right Side News reports from the Federation for American Immigration Reform on:
ACLU Sues Arizona for Refusing to Provide Driver's Licenses to Illegal Aliens
House Passes STEM Bill
GOP Senators Introduce New Version of DREAM Act
House Uses Lame Duck Session to Pass Border Security, DHS Bills
Illinois ...

Read more: Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security December 3, 2012

The Obama Administration is apparently considering further reductions of U.S. nuclear forces based on the misguided notion that the world is safer when America adopts a nuclear deterrence posture based on a minimal level of effectiveness. In contrast, a sound targeting policy consistent with a ...

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JW Lawsuit Forces Release of bin Laden Burial Records from U.S. Navy

As I've said many times in th space, the Obama administration has no problem releasing classified secrets to the public if they believe it will make them look good or serve the liberal agenda. But if the administration believes ...

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Author’s note: This is part two of a multi-part interview with a government insider intimately familiar with the events that took place in Benghazi. It is important to note that the information contained in this series was developed from interviews that spanned over 100 hours. In this part, the ...

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Administration is engaged in a massive cover-up

This is part one of a multi-part interview with a government insider intimately familiar with the events that took place in Benghazi. In this part, he provides important background, and explains this administration is engaged in a massive cover-up.
Benghazi: ...

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