By Tyler Durden
Meta claims that over 10 million people had signed up for its Twitter competitor, Threads, in what CEO Mark Zuckerberg framed as a "friendly" alternative
By Steve Watson
Some 250 woke Hollywood celebrities from movies, TV and music have signed their names to an open letter urging big tech companies to crack down on anyone
By Jessica Buxbaum
n September, Israel installed an AI-powered gun at a military checkpoint in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron. Now, that same technology has been deployed at
By 100percentfedup.com
The federal government and the Biden administration have once again escalated their war on the 2nd amendment.
After a pressure campaign by left-wing, anti-gun activists, many credit
By @GrandthefWorld on Odysee
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By Jacob Nordangard
United Nations recently published three new Policy Briefs “to provide more detail on certain proposals contained in Our Common Agenda” – The UN Secretary-General’s vision for the
by Dr. Joseph Mercola
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
* The internet was likely not intended to remain free forever. The intention for it to be used as a totalitarian tool was baked in
By Andrew Lowenthal Via Brownstone Institute
Why? Because the Board of Directors and the Board of Advisors are riddled with TC members like Henry Kissinger, Joseph Nye, Michael Chertoff, Paula
B Rhoda Wilson
The New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs has released a consultation document containing proposed changes to censorship procedures. Read a sobering commentary by the Free Speech Union
By The Rutherford Institute
WASHINGTON, DC — In a unanimous opinion, the U.S. Supreme Court is allowing the IRS to go on secret, warrantless fishing expeditions through innocent taxpayers’ bank
By B.N. Frank
While Amazon may not be the only company guilty of collecting private data with their devices on people of all ages without their consent, last month
By Charlie Tidmarsh
It’s been nearly six months since the first installment of the Twitter Files—the journalistic effort by Matt Taibbi, Michael Shellenberger, Bari Weiss, Lee Fang, and
