The Jerome Corsi, PhD, Versus Special Counsel Mueller Legal Fireworks Begin
By Catherine J. Frompovich Has the ‘worm’ turned in the swamp known as Washington, DC? Jerome R. Corsi, PhD, The New York Times best-selling author…
Constitution
Watch Good Cop Honor Oath to Constitution — Stops Bad Cop Who’s Tasing a Man for His Free Speech
By Matt Agorist Commerce City, CO — Freedom of speech, in the land of the free, is not guaranteed. Despite the wording of the First…
After Years Of Refusal, Utah Will Now Implement The REAL ID Act
By Michael Maharrey SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Jan. 3, 2018) – After nearly eight years of refusing to implement the REAL ID Act of 2005,…
When Guns Are Outlawed Only Outlaws Will Have Guns
By Paul Craig Roberts Guns are banned in the UK, but the black market is booming and criminals are loading up on firearms. https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/when-proggies-advocate-for-uk-style-gun-control-laws-show-them-this-police-struggle-to-stop-flood-of-firearms-into-uk/ I…
Lawsuit Contests Constitutionality of the 1996 Telecom Act Which Doesn’t Allow Opposing Cell Towers Due to Health Risks
By B.N. Frank Because of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Americans have not been allowed to oppose the installation of cell towers and other wireless…
Bipartisan Support for Gun Confiscation Is Growing
By José Niño Is gun confiscation coming to Congress? The 2018 midterm elections produced a split Congress with Democrats gaining control of the House and Republicans gaining…
Break the Cycle: In 2019, Say No to the Government’s Cruelty, Brutality and Abuse
By John W. Whitehead “The greater the power, the more dangerous the abuse.”—Edmund Burke Folks, it’s time to break the cycle. Let’s make 2019 the…
What States Are Doing to Offer More Currency Competition
By Jp Cortez The destruction of sound money over the past century stems from actions at the federal level, but there are steps which states…
Grassroots Networks Mobilize From Coast to Coast to Promote Digital Rights: 2018 Year in Review
By Shahid Buttar The digital rights movement showed its strength this year by projecting influence in jurisdictions across the United States. Community organizations on both…
Investigative Scoops Worth Rereading: Year in Review 2018
By Dave Maass In an era where political and corporate leaders are attacking the free press as “the enemy of the people,” it’s crucial that…
Handcuffed for Homeschooling? Paperwork Dispute Gets Ugly
By Jennifer Lade A school system in Massachusetts is proving to be malicious, incompetent, or maybe both. Of course, we suspected that already. But the…
Government Shutdown or Not, the Police State Will Continue to Flourish
By John W. Whitehead “There is no more dangerous menace to civilization than a government of incompetent, corrupt, or vile men.”—Ludwig von Mises The government…
Big Wins for Privacy and Free Speech: 2018 in Review
By Cindy Cohn and Michael Rosenbloom As 2018 draws to a close, we’ve gathered together some of EFF’s key legal wins this year. Some of…
Before and After: What We Learned About the “Hemisphere” Program After Suing the DEA
By Dave Maass As the year draws to a close, so has EFF’s long-running Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the Drug Enforcement Agency about…