NASA is apparently claiming dominion over the moon, and has offered guidelines to safeguard “historic sites” from any “Space Faring Entities” (their words) and any ongoing or future exploits on the moon. Last week, the Google Lunar X Prize Foundation announced that it will recognize the guidelines NASA has established to protect sites on the [...]
The Limits of States’ Rights
October 29, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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By Gary Bauer | Human Events By invoking “states’ rights,” some Republican presidential contenders argue that national efforts to protect normal marriage and unborn life betray the federalist principles at the heart of conservatism. I’ve always believed that the government that’s closest to the people governs best. But the definition of society’s most vital institution [...]
Supreme Court to decide limits on police use of GPS tracking
September 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
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From AllHeadlineNews.com Only weeks after the Supreme Court convenes its next session this month, it is scheduled to deal with a potentially landmark case to decide the privacy rights of motorists as they drive on public streets. The Justice Department argues their privacy rights are minimal, which means police should be able to track vehicles [...]
