By Matt Agorist In the last 18 months, across the planet, we’ve witnessed utterly horrifying acts of police violence while cops enforce the government’s tyrannical…
By B.N. Frank Manufacturers produce “Smart” devices that allow them (and sometimes hackers) to collect personal data on customers (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,…
By Matt Agorist Anchorage, AK — Those paying attention currently, know the utter state of chaos that is the United States government, the economy, and…
By Matt Agorist Kimberling City, MO — Earlier this month, without warning, the taxpayers of Kimberling City found out that the police department they have…
By Matt Agorist Perry County, PA — When Joseph Sobolewski got thirsty last month, he saw a sign in a nearby convenience store that was…
By Tyler Durden A meaningful debate is starting to brew about law enforcement’s use of commercially available cell phone data for purposes of criminal investigations across…
By MassPrivateI Whether it is consent decrees or cries for police reform, America’s law enforcement agencies always react the same. Deny and discredit any who…
By James Bovard Crime is surging in American cities, but the official data leave out the most frequent source of highway robberies. More than 400…
By B.N. Frank In 2020, Activist Post reported about Americans who were legally penalized for refusing to follow COVID quarantine protocol (see 1, 2). Now…
By Matt Agorist New Orleans, LA — The family of Ronald Greene, as well as the public at large, were all told a tragic but…
By Matt Agorist Huntsville, AL — In 2018, officer William Darby shot and killed Jeffrey Parker. He was convicted of murder in May; and despite…
By B.N. Frank Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is NOT always accurate. Examples continue to be reported (see 1, 2). There is even an A.I. “Hall of…
By Matthew Guariglia and Adam Schwartz The Chicago Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has released a highly critical report on the Chicago Police Department’s use…
By Matt Agorist Of the 1,127 people killed by police in 2020, only 277 of them were suspected of a violent offense. The majority, 658…