Shining a spotlight on media and government disinformation.
December 3, 2024
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Religion & Culture
'You are no longer a category. You are non men'
Government Corruption
DEA nominee has history of targeting unvaccinated, arresting clergy for violating lockdowns
December 2, 2024
Health
Canadian case study suggests assisted suicide may expand beyond terminally ill patients
December 1, 2024
‘Take pictures, document, and file a complaint’
Political operatives proposed 'social shaming' and harassment campaigns to deter third-party candidates
November 30, 2024
Globalism
Trump picks Soros protégé and pro-censorship figure for key roles
November 29, 2024
Mayor sentenced to re-education, town must actively support Pride events
'Parents and children may be unwittingly funding . . . transgender ideology for kids'
November 28, 2024
Pressure mounts on court to honor First Amendment rights of whistleblower surgeon
Legacy media refuse to report studies critical of DEI
November 27, 2024
Judge cites 'lack of good evidence' to support 'gender-affirming care'
‘The Pentagon has been more focused on pronouns than they have lethality’
November 26, 2024
DOJ attorney prosecutes whistleblower to protect hospital where her relatives are VIPs
Citizens are not notified of accusations but they may come up in background checks
'I commend Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for taking action' against vaccine 'misinformation'
November 24, 2024
Climate Change
Organization promotes totalitarian climate measures like road pricing, flight restrictions
Human-targeted climate vaccines may also be in the works
November 23, 2024
'Goodbye, boys'
November 22, 2024
Surprising move by megacorporation that boasted ‘not-so-secret gay agenda’
November 21, 2024
Most voters say 'gender-affirming care' should be illegal for minors
Only a handful of those willfully evading taxes have been terminated
Meat dishes selling 'like hotcakes' at UN conference despite calls to restrict meat for taxpayers
November 20, 2024
Big Tech & Censorship
Commissioner Carr puts tech giants on the chopping block as he prepares to take the reins under Trump
Statues of white men are 'offensive,' say authorities
Verdict comes two weeks after a San Francisco jury awarded unvaccinated workers $1 million each
November 19, 2024
British police continue crackdown on speech
'Please die. Please'
November 18, 2024
Media go to bat for food giants which remain their top advertisers
November 15, 2024
Education
'We are reclaiming Veterans Day for our martyrs as we refuse to honor the US War Machine'
Trump has vowed to start 'identifying and firing every federal bureaucrat who has engaged in domestic censorship'
Observers compare move to Biden-Harris regime's persecution of Trump, Germany's attempts to ban AfD party
November 14, 2024
Judge: Constitutional rights are not 'subject to the whims, caprice, or appetite of government officials'
Taliban’s presence unsurprising given UN’s links to terrorism
November 13, 2024
Is the State Department's censorship operation nearing its end?
Magazine makes major departure from science in favor of political activism
November 12, 2024
'Unelected bureaucracy' is plotting 'how to thwart or countermand the commander-in-chief'
Israel's surveillance of taxpayers has been an open secret. Now it's legal.
November 11, 2024
'There was government overreach with some of the Amish farmers . . . which really made them pretty upset'
'It’s unnatural to what the current demand in the marketplace is'
November 8, 2024
Trump promises Kennedy free rein over public health agencies: 'We're going to let him go to it'
'I hate y'all bad'
University provides students with Legos, coloring books to deal with emotions on election
‘His death was completely out of the blue’
November 7, 2024
2020 had 20 million Democratic voters not seen before or since
Student faces possible expulsion and ban from practicing law in New York
Pro-Pride police officer: 'Freedom of speech comes into it, and I hate that'
November 5, 2024
Legal defense group praises 'seismic' verdict, says it will impact similar pending cases
Authorities dismissed concerns over gang crime despite evidence
Pandemic agreement negotiations broke down earlier this year. Now the WHO is trying a different approach
November 4, 2024
Nearly half of hurricane survivor calls went unanswered after FEMA spent millions on diversity, illegal immigrants
