Authored by Jonathan Turley, We have previously discussed the unrelenting attacks by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his allies on free speech. There has been a…
Op-Ed by Krishna Chandrasekaran This post serves as a general explanation of how citizenship qualification should work in order to create and maintain liberty and…
By Andrew Crocker Following an FBI raid of his home last year, the freelance journalist Tim Burke has been arrested and indicted in connection with…
By Mac Slavo The ruling class of France just passed a law that would make it illegal to question and refuse the mRNA injections. French…
By Michael Snyder If you were hoping that the United States would become a lawless society, you have now gotten your wish. Some of the…
By Michael Snyder Squatting has always been a problem, especially in certain parts of the nation, but now it is happening on an industrial scale…
By Karen Gullo Security researchers’ work discovering and reporting vulnerabilities in software, firmware, networks, and devices protects people, businesses and governments around the world from…
By Michael Snyder Are you convinced that we are headed for societal collapse? If so, you are definitely not alone. Survey after survey has shown…
By Katitza Rodriguez A new draft of the controversial United Nations cybercrime treaty has only heightened concerns that the treaty will criminalize expression and dissent,…
By Jennifer Lynch and Andrew Crocker Today, the Colorado Supreme Court became the first state supreme court in the country to address the constitutionality of…
By Ted Galen Carpenter The response in the United States to the surge of violence between Palestinians and Israelis holds no surprises whatsoever. The usual…
Problem-Reaction-Solution – Ed. By Beverly Crawford-Westre Retail crime has surged in New Zealand, with the latest Survey report published by industry group Retail NZ citing…
By Matthew Guariglia and Jason Kelley Sound Thinking, the company behind ShotSpotter—an acoustic gunshot detection technology that is rife with problems—is reportedly buying Geolitica, the…
By John C.A. Manley In my novel, Much Ado About Corona, one of the indigenous characters, affectionately called “Granddad” by the people of Moosehead, was…