A cop in Columbus, Ohio was seen allegedly dumping a disabled woman from her wheelchair, only to turn and walk away.

For the first time in the history of the US, Supreme Court ruled the "Constitution requires the government to provide public funds directly to a church.”

During a peaceful protest, made up of many disabled people, police dragged them from their wheelchairs while conducting mass arrests for free speech.

Santa Rosa Police attack a group of men for allegedly telling them to slow down, the result of having one's authority question is nothing short of brutal.

In the Land of the Free, you can and will be charged and convicted of manslaughter for texting your teenage boyfriend and telling him to kill himself.

Michigan cops arrest a youth for riding a bicycle then arrest his friend when he questions why, and threatens to arrest others if they "run their mouth."

Edward Snowden, in his most impassioned appearance to date, eviscerated the Surveillance State, saying it isn't terrorists who steal our rights — it's government.

An 18-year-old college kid was arrested and thrown in jail for the alleged 'crime' of cursing near an elderly woman.

For those who have been working on unique approaches to benefit humanity through disobedience, their efforts could be rewarded.

There is a dangerous precedent being set right now, and it all stems from the act of being offended and the actions one takes to prevent future 'offenses.'