Isn’t it absurd that a prosecutor and judge will tell a jury to find a defendant guilty even if jury members think what the defendant did — possessing or selling an illegal drug, for example — should be legal? Doesn’t such a restriction on jurors fly in the face of...
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House Votes to Keep Paying for ISIS War It Neither Debated Nor Authorized
by Adam Dick | May 17, 2015 | Congress Alert
The US House of Representatives on Friday again voted to pay for war on the Islamic State (ISIS) without ever having a debate and vote on the authorization of the war. This result is par for the course given the House leadership is well practiced in manipulating House...

New Military Spending Bill Expands Empire But Forbids Debate on War
by Ron Paul | May 17, 2015 | Featured Articles
On Friday the House passed a massive National Defense Authorization for 2016 that will guarantee US involvement in more wars and overseas interventions for years to come. The Republican majority resorted to trickery to evade the meager spending limitations imposed by...