Sam Rolley Staff writer Sam Rolley began a career in journalism working for a small town newspaper while seeking a B.A. in English. After learning about many of the biases present in most modern newsrooms, Rolley became determined to find a position in journalism that would allow him to combat the unsavory image that the news industry has gained. He is dedicated to seeking the truth and exposing the lies disseminated by the mainstream media at the behest of their corporate masters, special interest groups and information gatekeepers. Email this author.

Is Mitt The Sh*t With Young Voters?

Urban Outfitters has released a lighthearted T-shirt that may help the GOP appear less stuffy to young voters who shun some of the social aspects of modern conservatism while embracing the fiscal and small government ideals of the right.

Obama Is Falling Apart, Losing Friends

Things have not been going as well as the Administration of President Barack Obama likely wishes they were in recent weeks, and the President seems to be taking heat from people across the political spectrum. Obama seems to be losing his luster with media and liberal bloggers while being embroiled in controversy.

Greens Want Lead Out Of Ammo

Environmentalists have taken to Federal court to demand that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency overstep its authority and regulate lead ammunition. The environmental groups want the EPA to go after lead ammunition under the Toxic Substance Control Act.

Ron Paul Republicans, A Party Anew

Last week, thousands of Ron Paul supporters likely cried “Judas” when the Presidential candidate’s son Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) offered his support for Mitt Romney. But some within the Ron Paul Revolution don’t seem all that worried.

Obama, Kim Jong Un: Cool, Youthful Leaders

What do President Barack Obama and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have in common? Last week, the two illustrated at least one distinct likeness: They both understand the importance of focusing on their respective Nation’s younger generations to garner and build support.

Double Taxation For Emergency Services

In some cash-strapped municipalities throughout the country, residents are being double taxed to raise money to help fund local police and fire departments. Municipalities in as many as 34 States have taken to charging motorists for police and fire response to the scene of an accident.

Police Misconduct: In Indiana You Can Shoot Back

You probably don’t need to be reminded that America is becoming a police state. Reports of police misconduct throughout the country are consistently on the rise. But the questions remain: Why isn’t the public outraged and why aren’t elected officials moving to quell police misconduct?

Judge: 30,000 Secret Spy Orders Made Each Year

Under the Electronic Privacy Act of 1986, estimates one judge, 30,000 secret surveillance orders are made each year. This is all done without authorities having to issue a traditional search warrant because of the digital nature of the information sought, according to the judge.

Media And Your Worldview

No person consciously decides that he is willing to be entirely indoctrinated by his chosen form of news consumption in the beginning. It happens, it seems, as a matter of consequence. Many people allow their social and political worldview to be shaped almost entirely by the brand of news they consume.

Will Anonymous ‘Leak It All’?

The global “hacktivist” syndicate Anonymous wants people to expose evidence of corruption and injustice. In a video, the group urges anyone with access to evidence of corporate or government wrongdoing to buy a USB drive and document the evidence for publication on the Internet.