A newly declassified whistleblower report alleges senior intel officials pressured analysts to distort findings about Russian interference in the 2016 election to damage Trump. With suppressed evidence, manipulated narratives, and political
Trump’s new executive order doesn’t reopen asylums—but it does pressure cities to clear encampments, enforce anti-vagrancy laws, and institutionalize the mentally ill. Critics call it cruel. Supporters say it’s overdue. Either way, it’s a s
Vermont holds mechanics and doctors criminally liable when their professional mistakes harm the public. But judges, prosecutors, and legislators face no such accountability—even when their decisions free violent offenders who reoffend. As r
Newly declassified documents reveal a buried intelligence assessment showing no Russian cyber manipulation of the 2016 election. Whistleblowers were silenced, the Steele dossier quietly inserted, and taxpayers burned $40 million on Mueller
AI models like ChatGPT could, in theory, guess what’s behind the Epstein document redactions. But hard-coded guardrails keep them muzzled. Strip the brakes, and open-source models might “fill in the blanks”—fueling conspiracy theories or ge
Trump’s DOJ is being accused of political revenge as it investigates Biden’s aides over cognitive concealment and the autopen controversy. But is this really payback—or the system finally doing its job? When compared to the Russia collusion
Every year, cities spend millions settling lawsuits from police encounters that began with one bad choice: refusing to cooperate. By shifting the expectation to cooperation—and holding people accountable for escalating—we can reduce violenc
Gun violence in the U.S. is real—but not evenly distributed. Strip out the worst cities, and rural America looks more like Switzerland than Chicago. More guns, less crime? The data says yes. Responsible ownership matters more than raw numbe
Rep. Becca Balint’s recent comments accusing ICE of “kidnapping” and criticizing agents for wearing masks come amid a surge in rhetoric targeting federal officers. With no legislative action to back her claims and rising public calls for vi
Since Vermont limited cash bail, property owners say repeat offenders roam nightly, unchecked. Despite official crime stats showing modest increases, many residents see a growing disconnect between policy and reality as break-ins and prowli
Mohamed Soliman's attack in Boulder exposed more than a hate crime — it revealed a government failing to uphold due process for its own citizens. Taxpayers are forced to fund education and aid for those who break immigration law, while enfo
Barack Obama deported more illegal aliens than Donald Trump, not because his priorities were different—but because the political and legal system allowed it. Today, Trump is targeting the same types of individuals, but faces court injunctio
