A gunman, possibly upset about FRC’s policies, shot a guard at the conservative Christian group’s Washington, D.C. offices this morning.

Cave quid dicis, quando, et cui.

HBO’s Game of Thrones is violent and full of sex. Is it too much?

[FAIR WARNING: SPOILERS]

Tebow on the block.

R.I.P.

The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 authorizes the President the authority to indefinitely detain persons, even American citizens arrested on American soil, without trial because they allegedly support the enemy.

Long-time Oakland Raiders owner and NFL icon Al Davis has died.

Better or worse?

President Obama would like to sell you something.

Shocking news, I know.

The Eleventh Circuit has struck down the individual mandate as exceeding Congress’ enumerated powers under the Commerce Clause.

What’s a little thing like freedom of speech when there are shops being looted and burned?

Much like bills named for dead children, there’s a very high likelihood that any bill with “protecting children” and/or “pornographers” in the title is a) a very bad idea, b) a very stupid idea, c) of dubious Constitutionality, or, as here, d) all of the above.

Everything old is new again.

Jeter’s 3,000 hits now “official.”

Clearly there’s a large ambiguity in the Constitutional gap between the two separate war-related powers of Congress and the Executive. The WPA can be seen as an attempt to resolve it but can’t if it’s unconstitutional.

It’s just about time to schedule the piteous press conference.

And the KosKids have the proof!

Obama brings rapid response, blogger “hand holding” in-house.

Birtherism dies a quick death–and with it the notion that Obama’s opponents are motivated purely by race.

A conspiracy theorist is never troubled by facts.

By engaging in a blatantly unconstitutional prosecution of Pastor Terry Jones, Dearborn has actually boosted his nonsensical cause.

Why, yes, my iPhone has indeed been tracking me since last summer.

Tax compliance employs more workers than Wal-Mart, UPS, McDonalds, IBM, and Citigroup — combined.

Judge Sumi’s TROs arise from a veritable cornucopia of error.

You remember how the House GOP was trying to pass laws without the Senate or the President agreeing? Yeah, about that….