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According Lyashko, three other terrorists were arrested. Fight in Mariupol 0629.com.ua Lyashko reported on a special operation of security forces In Mariupol and the men of the battalion Oleg Lyashko "Ukraine" and special "Azov" eliminated five terrorists, even three - were detained. It was on his Facebook page said the presidential candidate Oleg Lyashko. "The soldiers of the battalion Lyashko Mariupol 'Ukraine' and the Interior Ministry Special Forces" Azov "was conducted intelligence operations. Terrorists opened fire on destruction. Ukrainian patriots opened fire in response. Among the terrorists are killed, approximately 5 people, among them - a sharpshooter 3 terrorists detained"-...

Chicago’s illustrious Police Chief, Superintendent or SuperNintendo (whichever you wish to call him) got on a local radio station in Chicago and told it like he perceives it. He said that citizens licensed to carry could be, and indeed predicted they would be shot by Chicago Police Officers.

The polls this morning show the Democrats in danger of losing the House and possibly the Senate in the upcoming midterm elections. How will Barack Obama govern? Will he emulate Bill Clinton and move to the middle to find selected portions of the GOP agenda he can claim for himself? The Daily Caller’s Jon Ward thinks Obama will go the other direction: A Republican takeover of the House will make Capitol Hill a much less relevant place for President Obama, and is likely to turn the administration’s focus toward working through federal agencies and regulation — which it can do...

N.C. judge OKs witness oaths using Quran By STEVE HARTSOE, Associated Press Writer 35 minutes ago Witnesses and jurors being sworn in at state courthouses can take their oath using any religious text, not just the Bible, a judge ruled Thursday. Judge Paul Ridgeway said both common law and state Supreme Court precedent allow witnesses and jurors to use the text "most sacred and obligatory upon their conscience." The ruling came after the American Civil Liberties Union argued that limiting that text to the Bible alone was unconstitutional because it favored Christianity over other religions. The issue surfaced when Muslims...

U.S. Supreme Court says cities have broad powers to take property.