Law Enforcement Seized This Oklahoma Man's Truck Without Charging Him With a Crime

Feb. 29, 2016
Good morning from Washington, where conservatives are wary of a bailout for Puerto Rico and closer to scrapping the Boehner-Obama budget deal. A Supreme Court case could determine whether states may regulate abortion clinics to protect women. Elizabeth Slattery analyzes. Across America: What happened after a sheriff seized this guy's truck? Watch Melissa Quinn's arresting video. Who's hurt by a $14.50 minimum wage? James Sherk knows. Why did college students try to shout down a conservative voice? Natalie Johnson reports.
News Law Enforcement Seized This Oklahoma Man's Truck Without Charging Him With a Crime When Stephen Mills learned that the Grady County Sheriff's Department seized his truck back in 2010, he figured it would be a matter of days before police returned the vehicle to him and his wife. He was wrong. Watch the Video
Commentary How Oregon's $14.50 Minimum Wage Will Hurt Those It's Supposed to Help Good intentions can produce terrible results. Read More
News Is Obama Administration Plan for Puerto Rico a 'Bailout'? Congress Debates Action on Debt Crisis "Are there other ways we can fix … Puerto Rico without changing the rule of law and administering bailouts?" asked Rep. Mark Sanford, R-S.C. Read More
News House Republicans Vow to Scuttle Boehner-Obama Spending Levels House Speaker Paul Ryan wants to keep in place spending levels negotiated last year between then-Speaker John Boehner and President Obama. But conservatives want to renounce that agreement. Read More
Commentary First Major Abortion Case in Nearly a Decade Will Go Before Supreme Court In the case Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, the Supreme Court will consider Texas's H.B. 2 law, a commonsense reform intended to increase women's health and safety. Read More
News Campus Protesters Try to Silence Conservative Speaker, Demand College President's Resignation Student protesters swarmed California State University, Los Angeles to barricade the entrances of a theater where conservative commentator Ben Shapiro was set to deliver a speech about censorship and diversity on college campuses. Read More
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