One State Wants to Make It Harder for Law Enforcement to Take Your Stuff

July 7, 2015
One State Wants to Make It Harder for Law Enforcement to Take Your Stuff News: Two soccer moms were the victims of raids conducted by local law enforcement officials, who took telephones, televisions and cash from the women's homes under civil asset forfeiture laws. The women have never been found guilty of a crime. Read More
Majority of Greek Voters Rejected Reasonable Offer to Let Them Stay in Eurozone. What's Next. Daily Policy Focus: The hard-left prime minster promised Greek voters that a "No" vote against "austerity" would strengthen his hand and get them another, better bailout. Apparently the majority of them believed him. Read More
Sorry, Liberals: Oregon Did Put a 'Gag Order' on Those Christian Bakers Commentary: Liberals are claiming The Daily Signal misreported how Christian bakers Aaron and Melissa Klein were silenced by the government after they refused to bake a cake for a lesbian wedding. Here are the facts. Read More
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