Surprisingly, the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (also known as the FISA Court) actually rejected a petition by the government to retain phone records for longer than five years, as is currently allowed. Continue reading →

Rachel Canning, the New Jersey high school student who sued her parents for support money because she didn’t like their rules, got the judge’s ruling last week. Continue reading →

Barbie is an American icon, a business phenomenon, and a real doll. Continue reading →

On March 8th, 1782, 160 Pennsylvania militiamen committed the infamous Gnadenhutten Massacre. This PA Militia murdered 96 Christian Indians – 39 children, 29 women and 28 men – by hammering their skulls with mallets from behind as they knelt unarmed, praying and singing, in their Moravian Mission at Gnadenhutten in the Ohio Country. Continue reading →

It’s well known that police don’t like being recorded on video. Too often it raises embarrassing questions about their conduct and in some instances actually proves they can and do lie on official reports about an incident, or the actions of an individual they have arrested. Continue reading →

A West Easton resident is willing to buy all of  Gilberton Borough’s police equipment. Continue reading →