Personal Liberty News
Report: Obama To Consider Military Tribunals For 9/11 Suspects
In a potential reversal, advisors to President Obama are close to recommending that self-professed 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed and four other co-conspirators be prosecuted in a military tribunal rather than in a civilian court in New York City, The Washington Post reported on Friday.
NIA Calls U.S. Recovery ‘Phony,’ Recommends Buying Gold
Even though most media commentators claim that the economy is turning around, the National Inflation Association (NIA) has said growing imbalances make it impossible to achieve a sustained recovery.
Stupak, Other House Dems, Vow To Kill Healthcare Bill Over Abortion Language
Representative Bart Stupak (D-Mich.) said last week that he and 11 other Blue Dog Democrats in the House will not vote for the healthcare bill unless it includes language that clearly prohibits the use of federal money to fund abortion services.
Businesses Become Embroiled In ‘Open Carry’ Controversy
As proponents of carrying unconcealed handguns in public are fighting for the right across the nation, Starbucks and other chain stores have found themselves caught in the middle of the firestorm, according to media reports.
Study Seeks To Shed Light On Tea Party Activists’ Political Goals
As the Tea Party movement grows in strength and shows promise to affect the outcome of elections across the country, a new report from the Sam Adams Alliance has sought to understand its supporters’ political motivations.
Libertarian Organization Blasts Student Safety Act
On March 4, the House of Representatives approved the Keeping All Students Safe Act by a vote of 262 to 153. The legislation is aimed at protecting children from inappropriate uses of disciplinary practices in schools.
Senator Scott Brown’s Committee Assignments Focus On National Defense
Just weeks after Senator Scott Brown (R-Mass.) was sworn in on Capitol Hill, his committee assignments have been announced, and they are heavily focused on defense and security.
Consumption Of Potassium-rich Foods Linked To Lower Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease
According to a recent study, a high intake of potassium-rich foods, such as bananas, leafy green vegetables and soybeans, may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, including stroke and coronary artery disease.
Healthy Diet Linked To Superior Ovarian Cancer Survival Rate
United States researchers studying ovarian cancer have reportedly identified a strong relationship between healthy eating and an improved survival rate for those suffering from the disease.
ACORN Employees Will Not Be Charged With Any Crime, NY Prosecutor Concludes
Following a five-month investigation, employees from the Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now (ACORN) who were caught on video reportedly offering advice on how to cheat on taxes and loan applications to a couple posing as a prostitute and a pimp have been cleared of any criminal wrongdoing, the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office said last week.
FRC: Openly Gay People In The Military May Threaten Religious Liberties
Family Research Council (FRC) president Tony Perkin’s invitation to speak at today’s National Prayer Luncheon at Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington, D.C., has been rescinded, causing the organization to question whether allowing gays in the military will not infringe on religious freedoms.
Governor Rick Perry’s Triumph In GOP Primary Hailed As Success For Tea Party Movement
Texas Governor Rick Perry resoundingly won the Republican gubernatorial primary on March 2, beating Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison in what has been described as a show of strength of the Tea Party movement.
Study: Vitamin D Supplementation Improves Mood In The Winter Months
According to a recent study, a daily dose of vitamin D may help people in northern climates better combat the long winter. Researchers from Loyola University’s Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing (MNSON) found that the nutrient can help lift mood during the winter months when days are short and access to sunlight is at a premium.
Garlic Consumption Linked To Lower Levels Of Cancer - related Toxins
Results of a newly released study have suggested that garlic consumed in large quantities may serve as a natural remedy to help ward off cancer. United States researchers have developed a urine test capable of measuring the extent of a potential carcinogenic process, and found that a decreased risk of cancer development was directly proportionate to an increased intake of garlic.
NRA’s Upcoming Annual Meeting To Feature Sarah Palin
The National Rifle Association (NRA), America’s oldest civil rights and sportsmen’s group, has announced that the 2010 Annual Meetings and Exhibits will be held at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, N.C. in mid-May.
