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Former Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell announced his plans to force California election boards to clean up their voter rolls.

As Republican governors across the country have banned gender reassignment for children, the Secretary of Veteran Affairs announced the taxpayer funding of gender reassignment for veterans. Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough has pushed for free gender reassignment surgeries for veterans.

Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) is calling for the National Security Agency to investigate allegations that it spied on Tucker Carlson, saying past abuses necessitate evidence to refute the Fox News host’s claims.

"Why didn’t the FBI put a thousand uniformed agents around the U.S. Capitol? Where was the fence?"

Desalinization is the obvious answer to the global issue of over 785 million people lacking clean drinking water.

Many people don’t even have any thinking to outsource. They just want to be told what to do...

It represents an implicit warning against governmental encroachments on one’s freedoms, the warning shot over the bow to discourage any unlawful violations of our persons or property...

“One woman went in there with two naked men showering who still had penises,”

A Florida couple is trying to take back their large donation to a Catholic school that, according to them, have caved to woke ideology. On Wednesday, attorney Adam Levine, who filed a lawsuit on behalf of Anthony and Barbara Scarpo, said Academy of the Holy Names is more focused on racially divisive themes than Catholic values like they advertise.

The FBI quietly released thousands of pages of documents about the murder of Seth Rich. The files were posted on the FBI Vault website on Thursday following a request by attorney Ty Clevenger.

The District of Columbia along with 36 other states have joined a new anti-trust litigation against Google in the wake of First Amendment lawsuits brought forth by President Trump.

“Certainly, we have seen quite a number of such instances, absolutely,”

The letter points out that as vice president in 2011 Biden opposed Assange’s prosecution...

"pretty much sold out for the next year"

"Our study showed that prevalence of celiac disease in schoolchildren has doubled..."

Communist hardliner says people should accept restrictions like they accepted seat belts...

"They’re using your tax dollars to f*ck over the lower and middle class, and its permanent..."

House lawmakers have introduced five antitrust bills aimed at reducing the power of Big Tech giants like Amazon and Google.

Banks have announced they no longer want cash deposits, particularly from their corporate customers who say they're flushed with cash.

One of two suspects in a mass shooting that injured 14 people in Austin, Texas, has been apprehended, but the local newspaper is continuing to withhold the alleged shooter's description to avoid “perpetuating stereotypes.”

Members of a New Jersey school board may have thought they were ending a controversy over woke holiday renaming by removing all holiday names from the district's official calendar. Instead, parents are calling for them to resign.

YouTube showed that Big Tech censorship for violating Covid-19 orthodoxy remains alive and well, despite past heresy proving legitimate, sanctioning Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) for speaking of taboo treatments.

Private jets will enjoy an exemption through classification of "business aviation" as the use of aircraft by firms for carriage of passengers or goods as an "aid to the conduct of their business."

...the struggle, which people imagine is about keeping secrets, is really about who discloses them and is consequently “a battle to control the news agenda”.

The NSA has shown journalists the content of Tucker Carlson’s illegally obtained emails, the Fox News host has revealed, calling it a “totally dysfunctional, out-of-control third-world system” of targeting political opposition.

Former President Donald Trump has taken his criticism of social media to a new level, by filing class-action lawsuits against Facebook, Twitter, and Google, and against their CEOs.