By Tyler Durden We’ve come across what could be another automotive company intentionally detuning engines so it can offer performance packages to customers via an…
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By Charles Burris “This documentary produced by the BBC offers a revisionist look at the attack on Pearl Harbor, and it raises some tantalizing questions….
By Joe Cadillic Last month the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) announced that it has decided to treat every commuter like a suspected terrorist. According…
By Tyler Durden Problem – Reaction – Solution. British Prime Minister and billionaire associate of the World Economic Forum Rishi Sunak is calling for draconian…
Activist Post Six outstanding students beat out almost 100 of their high-school and college peers in making the best case for sound money through an…
By The Corbett Report Today James is joined by Rob Kittredge and Hatim Kheir of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms to discuss their participation…
By B.N. Frank Of course, tracking technology existed before Apple introduced its increasingly controversial AirTags (see 1, 2, 3). Apple executives, however, claimed that their…
By John W. Whitehead and Nisha Whitehead “That was when they suspended the Constitution. They said it would be temporary.”—Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid’s Tale If there…
By B.N. Frank Excessive screen use isn’t isolated to new technology – it includes television viewing too. Research has determined that exposure from blue light…
By Tyler Durden The global inflation crisis paired with lackluster economic growth and an outlook clouded by uncertainties have led to a decline in real wages around…
By Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D, The Defender The video-sharing platform Rumble and a constitutional law scholar are among those suing New York over the state’s new…
By Matthew Guariglia EFF is announcing a letter signed by 44 community groups who stand united in opposition to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors…
By B.N. Frank Significant economic, environmental, and safety issues have been identified with wind power technology on land and offshore. Nevertheless, despite high costs, opposition,…
By B.N. Frank Opposition to utility “smart” meters (electric, gas, and water) has been ongoing worldwide since companies started deploying them. Utilities often force consumers…