A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of the Insane Clown Posse in their bid to get the FBI to remove the Detroit hip-hop duo's followers — known as "Juggalos" — from a gang list.

Posse pair Joseph Bruce (aka Violent J) and Joseph Utsler (aka Shaggy 2 Dope) said Friday that the ruling by an appeals court in Ohio is a "big victory" — and will finally give them their day in court.…

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Napolitano: Roberts “used novel arguments" in both Obamacare cases.                       

Justice Antonin Scalia, author of the dissent in Thursday’s 6-3 King v. Burwell decision, did not hold back taking Chief Justice John Roberts’ majority opinion to task for failing to follow the plain language of the law and the…

“The court is now in the business of saving a statute..."

You’re so proud of yourself that you accept gay marriage.  How generous your spirit.  You congratulate yourself that you are able to think beyond conventionalities.

Tradition is nothing to you.  You are so clever that you can be illogical and promote anal intercourse without a chance of procreation. You got everything ass backwards but won’t accept normality.

Marriage is an institution not chaotic self-destruction.  It is not same sex…

Brace yourself: Winter is coming. According to climate scientists, who apparently have just recently started looking at the sun, a quiet sun is going to cause a severe dip in global temperatures—possibly resulting in another “Little Ice Age”:      …

Many recognize that the character and nature of the country we love is breathing its last breath. A good argument can be made that the despotic twins of anarchy and apathy lie at the root of its demise.

[adsanity id=15905 align=alignleft /]In the 1960s, the world watched as civil rights demonstrations erupted across the nation. Nearly 100 years after the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation, slavery had ended but racism was alive and well – in spite of the lives lost…

In his decision, U.S. District Judge Ronald White concluded Tuesday that the IRS rule altering the Obamacare law and providing billions in subsidies is "arbitrary, capricious and abuse of discretion":

"The court holds that the IRS rule is arbitrary, capricious, and abuse of discretion or otherwise not in accordance with law, pursuant to 5 U.S.C.706(2)(A), in excess of summary jurisdiction,…