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Despite Court Ruling Which Blocked Unconstitutional Law Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com January 25, 2013 Illinois citizens are still being arrested for recording police officers despite a 7th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling last year that blocked the enforcement of the law on the grounds that it was unconstitutional. Following yesterday’s …

By Melissa Jenco Tribune reporter 9:42 a.m. CST, January 24, 2013 Two vocal opponents of Naperville’s initiative to install wireless electric meters on homes were arrested after interfering with the installation process, according to city officials. Police are accompanying crews this week as they install smart meters at homes that …

Yes We Can… kick you off stage Steve Watson Infowars.com Jan 21, 2013 Here’s what happens in America under Obama when a musician exercises their First Amendment rights; they get surrounded by men in black suits and kicked off the stage. Grammy-nominated rapper Lupe Fiasco was performing at a pre-inauguration …

Three Schaumburg police officers have been arrested, following a federal drug investigation. CBS 2’s Pamela Jones reports. (Source: CBS Chicago) By Christy Gutowski and Clifford Ward Chicago Tribune 12:53 p.m. CST, January 17, 2013 Three Schaumburg police officers have admitted robbing drug dealers, taking their money and selling their drugs, …

CHICAGO (FOX 32 News) The 18 human head specimens that arrived at O’Hare International Airport from Rome just before Christmas were on their way to a research facility in the Chicago suburbs — a facility that is “under investigation,” a source told the Chicago Sun-Times Tuesday morning. Officials initially said …

If Internet addiction is a psychiatric disorder, then employees who suffer from it may be protected by the ADA. This development has potentially significant implications for your workplace. The DSM-5, the official psychiatrist’s diagnostic manual, has accepted Internet Use Disorder for inclusion, albeit in a section devoted to conditions that …

By LESLIE MACMILLAN Rudy Preston Yellowish traces (look closely) at Arizona Snowbowl, where snow made from wastewater was deployed for the first time over the holidays. After a decade of legal battles, a ski resort in Northern Arizona recently became the first in the world to make artificial snow totally …

As court hears pivotal case for small farmers and organic seed growers, opponents to industrial agriculture speak out – Jon Queally, staff writer Hundreds of small farmers and advocates for organic seed growers gathered outside the White House Thursday, calling on President Obama and other lawmakers to come to their …

Control freak and revenue hungry government wants to audit gold sales. Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com January 10, 2012 Rick Santelli on CNBC. Prior to the failure of the Illinois legislature to force citizens to register outlawed firearms, the state moved to place restrictions on the sale of gold. In 2012, the …

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January 4, 2013 | 9:28 am President Obama’s home state of Illinois won’t be the first to approve post-Sandy Hook Elementary School gun control measures after all, thanks in part to the Second Amendment advocacy of the National Rifle Association. The Illinois Senate pulled the plug on legislation to ban …

January 01, 2013|By Dan Hinkel, Chicago Tribune reporter While Chicagoans saw the city’s homicides rise past 500 last year, residents of the state’s second largest city, Aurora, quietly observed a milestone of their own — a year without a slaying. The slaying-free year was Aurora’s first in recent times, police …