USA Today Columnist: ICE Should Stop Taking Parents from Children
The immigration debate in America is the place where conservative principles — fiscal responsibility, federalism and the “preservation of the family unit” — go to die.
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USA Today Column: CIA Isn’t Providing Presidential Candidates with Classified Info
Intelligence briefings for presidential candidates, a tradition since 1952, have stirred more controversy this year than in any campaign since 1960, as the critics of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump say they can’t be trusted with vital national security information.
USA Today Writer: How Invasive TSA Aggressively Handled Me at Airport
TSA disclosed exhaustive video coverage of my every movement in the Portland airport, even detailing which chair I chose after getting a Starbucks coffee.
USA Today: FBI Director Comey Fans Flames without Evidence on ‘Ferguson Effect’
It is possible, of course, that Comey is on to something and will be proved right over time.
USA Today Editorial: TSA Takes Sensible Steps to Improving Security, Airport Experience
USA Today By Editorial Board Holiday air travel seems to get more unpleasant with each passing year, especially if you’re flying coach. Planes are packed. Seats are cramped. Overhead bins are overloaded. Free meals are non-existent. But one part of the airport experience has been improving, and — believe it or not — it’s the…
USA Today Investigation: ATF Drug Stings Targeted Minorities
By Brad Heath USA Today WASHINGTON — The nation’s top gun-enforcement agency overwhelmingly targeted racial and ethnic minorities as it expanded its use of controversial drug sting operations, a USA TODAY investigation shows. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has more than quadrupled its use of those stings during the past decade, quietly…
Justice Department May Release “Legally Innocent” Prisoners
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The U.S. Justice Department will no longer fight the release of prisoners who have been deemed “legally innocent,” the USA Today reports. The department’s move, announced Monday, follows a USA Today investigation that found more than 60 people were imprisoned even though an appeals court later determined they did not commit a federal…
Got Drugs? DEA Wants You to Turn Them In
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com The ad stripped across the bottom of USA Today’s Money section on Monday read: “Got Drugs? Turn in your unused or expired medication for safe disposal Saturday, October 29th.” The ad, an apparent play on the popular ad campaign “Got Milk?”, also appears on the top of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s…
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