The Daily Caller

ACLJ looking at possibility of class action suit

Alexandra Pelosi strikes again, says Black Panther, neo-Nazi tension in Sanford a myth

‘You’ve got some issues. I understand that. But, at the same time, it’s time for you to grow up,’ the judge said

A federal agency has agreed to pay out on a preposterous discrimination claim.

Catherine Kieu, 48, was charged Wednesday with torture in a case that has garnered international attention

The decision in AEP vs. Connecticut complicates efforts to turn courts into environmental regulators.

Final piece of the puzzle confirmed, 130 years after maid butchered and fed the victim to local children

Police say suave San Francisco thief wore a dark jacket and pants, large dark glasses and loafers

Manhattan’s district attorney is targeting Republicans, not prosecuting Democrats who commit crimes.

Journalists immediately assumed that Dominique Strauss-Kahn was guilty of rape, despite the lack of evidence.

Why I’m not surprised that Spitzer is again facing legal scrutiny.

The Institute for Justice is suing the state of Arizona on behalf of oppressed eyebrow threaders.

The ACLU bullies schools over seatbelts, graduation garb and websites.

Sgt. Aisha Hackley wrote herself 10 checks from the elderly woman’s bank account

The New York senator says he’d like ‘Law and Order’ to be filmed in his home state

‘He did get 10 months of a new life’ after stealing $200,000 from Bank of America machines

Didn’t look before he lept

Her cell phone battery power may be infinite, but her fellow passengers’ patience wasn’t

Their argument is that states have a legal duty to limit greenhouse gas emissions.

In exchange for an allowance, struggling young women agreed to be spanked if they broke his rules