Politics

Now we find out that our government and private companies are taking pictures of your license plates — and storing that information.

According to an article from the Wall Street Journal, apparently every day across the United States they're using high-speed license plate cameras being utilized by both law enforcement officials — and, yes, private companies to track the movement and activity of citizens across the country.

And what are they doing with the pictures of your license plates? Well, according to the Wall Street Journal, "that i

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U.S. Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.) introduced an interesting bill that would prohibit the ownership of certain types of body armor for civilians and is currently sitting in the House Committee on the Judiciary

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After the first full year of accounting since the Right to Work law was passed in Michigan, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics found an 11 percent decrease in union membership for the state from 2013 to 2014

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According to the Washington Free Beacon, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has wasted, in my opinion, almost a half-a-million dollars studying gay hookup apps.

Yes, you read that correctly, your brilliant elected officials gave $432,000 of your hard-earned t

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Well, at least gasoline and natural gas prices are not going up — unfortunately we can not say the same for electricity.

According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA) projections, residential electricity rates are expected to hit record levels in 201

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A high school in Colorado will make female students who are enrolled in their world religion class wear head coverings during an upcoming field trip to a Mosque in Denver.

A notice from the school to the parents of these girls stated the following "We will be visiting the Denver Mosque, the Assumption Greek Orthodox Cathedral, and the Rodef-Shalom Synagogue,”.

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The Michigan Gaming Control Board, which regulates these types of poker games in the state, had sought to change charitable poker rules more than a year ago.

When they got what they wished for, and the rules changed, the Michigan Charitable Gaming association was sued and got an injunction, so it put the news rules on hold

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In Detroit, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office has teamed up with the Michigan Women's Foundation and the Detroit Crime Commission in an attempt to raise $10 million in public and private money to pay for the testing of a backlog of rape kits and also pay for the investigation and prosecution of unsolved cases

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