This Colorado town is taking revenue from the booming legal cannabis industry to solve its homeless problems.

Anger has pushed the topic of police corruption into the mainstream. It's time we turn the anger into action.

Food For Thinkers Doug Newman June 16, 2014   Our thoughts and prayers need to go out to all affected by the recent fatal shooting at Reynolds High School in Troutdale, Oregon. However, let us always in moments like this always beware of government “solutions”. A few observations: • I …

Facebook has removed the largest police accountability page once again and have given no reason at all.

A settlement in California has granted cops the ability to begin arresting people for simply being homeless in the wrong parts of town.

Instead of ticketing people for tall grass in Florida, this police department has set out to mow their grass for free, encouraging other departments to do the same.

Instead of fining an elderly woman for her tall grass or arresting her, a Minnesota cop used discretion and kindness and mowed it for her.

Because owners of hybrid and electric cars don't pay enough in fuel taxes, the government is going to force them to pay exorbitant annual fees.

Instead of taxing Americans into oblivion with $50 trillion programs to legislate a cleaner environment, cultivating hemp is a far better option.

After hemp was legalized nationwide in December, the mainstream media is now forced to report on its benefits, including how it can directly compete with big oil.