…grow of reporters being delayed or stopped and questioned, denied timely access to beaches, police and Homeland Security personel giving BP security personnel information on reporters, this is something to…

…faction of the Republican base. So, for example, the police powers of the federal government and of state and local governments never violate the Constitution unless the right at issue…

…fixing bridges, funding computers in schools, hiring more police, teachers, gardeners, and greeters. That money would create instant jobs, and those jobs would create instant demand for things people have…

…of town or the other side of the continent. We do so because our shared community cannot exist without resources–to pave the streets, pay the police, support medical research that…

…second stimulus—even though the states are hemorrhaging money and, soon, jobs. (Teachers, police and fire–you know, all the nonessential personnel.) It’s a heads-we-win-tails-we-win-more situation being set up. If we pretend…

…Representative Lloyd Doggett of Texas released a statement calling it “a cowardly act of domestic terrorism.” Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo said he preferred to describe it as “a criminal…

…to submit the security of our airports and the passengers here in this country to collective bargaining with unions. Which, of course, is why police and fire departments are all…

…didn’t happen. There’s no way… They are still alive.” Police said they were also interviewing a man as “a person of interest”. Three others were wounded in the gunfire. They…

…the cost to taxpayers of hosting the Super Bowl. According to Porter, “most of those expenditures are hidden in a budget,” such as police overtime or other necessary community enhancements….

…police based on a country’s population. In Afghanistan that equates to 600,000 people in uniform. But the Afghani government has never maintained more than 200,000 before. Can they really sustain…