By Mike Maharrey
PIERRE, S.D. (Feb 28, 2024) – Yesterday, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed two bills into law to reject a central bank digital currency (CBDC), removing it
by Alan Macleod
Even as Israel pounds Gaza into rubble, carrying out what has been described as a genocide in the process, many of its supporters are attempting to change
By John & Nisha Whitehead
“Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way to go, and that is down
By Tyler Durden
And from the 'Twitter Files' - Elon Musk's release of thousands of internal documents which exposed the Censorship Industrial Complex, and the ongoing
By Peter A. McCullough
In a stunning act of scientific censorship, a little known publication integrity staffer Tim Kersjes has retracted a manuscript authored by epidemiologist M. Nathaniel Mead, MSc,
By Andy Corbley
They say it takes a village to raise a child. Centered on that concept of communal flourishing, a dementia care village in England has incorporated a day
By Debbie Lermandebbie Lerman.
Ifeel scared. Very scared.
Internet-wide surveillance and censorship, enabled by the unimaginably vast computational power of artificial intelligence (AI), is here.
This is not a futuristic
by Cindy Harper
The Australian government is planning a nationwide digital ID launch, which is tentatively set for this year.
While it could be delayed for logistical reasons, it’s
By Tyler Durden
I imagine life can often feel pretty difficult for today’s high school students.
On top of dealing with classic teenage drama like homework, hormones, pimples, parents,
By Patrick Wood
Climate “scientist” Michael Mann, inventor of the discredited “hockey stick,” just won a $1 million judgment from popular conservative commentator Mark Steyn in a U.S. court,
By Joel McConvey
Generative AI could be listening to your phone calls and hijacking them with fake biometric audio for fraud or manipulation purposes, according to new research published by
by LeoHohmann
Joe Biden’s Transportation Security Administration is moving forward with plans to expand facial-recognition technology at 430 U.S. airports despite the fact that a bill has been
