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Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) announced he would move to force a vote next week on his resolution calling for the impeachment of Vice President Dick Cheney.
Many people find themselves in a subordinate position to someone at work they are superior to in some way. They might be prettier, handsomer, nicer, more qualified, smarter, or have a higher moral standard than the boss does.
Just because a few protesters arrive in town, police make life a nightmare for everyone else. And they do so not because it's necessary for security, but because it's convenient for them. Now, there's something to protest.
This story, coming on top of the Mike Nifong mess just makes me sooo proud of my state.
Participating in sports such as football, weightlifting and boxing has long been part of the culture within the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
School security guards in Palmdale, CA have been caught on camera assaulting a 16-year-old girl and breaking her arm after she spilled some cake during lunch and left some crumbs on the floor after cleaning i …
An epidemic of violence and harassment is sweeping the country. Police are being trained that the general public are the enemy and that they can engage in outright brutality without recourse.
At the Sylvia Rivera Law Project's after-party following its fifth anniversary celebration last night, two members of the community were violently arrested and others were pepper sprayed by police without warning or cause.
Gratefully for our Constitution, and for our nation, the City of Los Angeles now has the democratic antidote to Nancy Pelosi, George W.
..consider the following to be the product of an untrained but suitably paranoid intelligence para-professional, who has been tracking the domestic and foreign affairs situation since 2001 - when 9/11 concentrated my attention.
"I do not find your testimony credible." Neither do I. I think it all started when you couldn't recollect any recollection of recalling that date.
Under this order, the Executive Branch can 'starve out' a person by completely freezing their assets, without trial, without the need to present evidence, and without appeal.
Bush administration officials unveiled a bold new assertion of executive authority yesterday, claiming that the Justice Department "will never be allowed to pursue contempt charges initiated by Congress against White House officials once the president has invoked executive priv …
Bush proves himself a "state absolutist", arrogating unto himself powers to wage war on the American people themselves.
A President cannot be allowed to take such a brazen act to impede an investigation in which he is one of the potential suspects.
I posted comment to this hysterical article in times, and they posted it, and even tryed to answer. I suggested that government can do these things. The answers to my posting is really no brain.
The Bush administration cannot legally detain a U.S. resident it suspects of being an al-Qaida sleeper agent without charging him, a divided federal appeals court ruled Monday.
The Nigerian government is suing the world's largest drug manufacturer, Pfizer, for allegedly carrying out illegal trials of an anti-meningitis drug that killed or disabled children.
In her brief speech to the House after her election on Jan. 4, Pelosi used the word "new" more than 20 times; she spoke of a "new America" no fewer than nine times.
This article includes the text from the editorials from four newspapers today, all triggered by the recent revelations from the James Comey Senate testimony: ASHCROFT'S LESSON LOST ON GONZALES, Seattle Times WISE GUYS, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Accusations about voter fraud seemed to fly from every direction in Missouri before last fall's elections. State and national Republicans leaders fretted that dead people might vote or that some live people might vote more than once.
And stability in the region, it seems, means promoting instability in Iran by any means possible. So, the President's Global War on Terror also turns out to be the Global War of Terror.
To their real credit, The New York Times Editorial Page (though definitely not the Times itself) was one of the earliest national media venues to recognize our country's true constitutional crisis brought about by the Bush administration's radical theories of presidential omnip …
In an excerpt from his forthcoming book, Salon columnist Joe Conason says that the changes in political power set in motion by President George W. Bush have brought the United States closer to a future in which authoritarianism is possible.
Another case of potential abuse via eminent domain.
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