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Mark Levin Criticizes Biden’s Justice Department in Scathing Commentary

In a fierce critique, conservative commentator Mark Levin launched an attack on the corrupt Biden administration's Justice Department, accusing it of "criminalizing politics," during a recent segment on his News show.

July 10, 2023

Biden·Corruption·Opinion·USA

Georgia Rep. Greene Proposes Mandatory Photo Voter ID in Washington D.C. to Restrict Non-Citizen Voting

Georgia Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a bill on Thursday that, if passed, would mandate photo voter identification in Washington D.C., and impose new restrictions to prevent non-citizens from participating in

July 8, 2023

Election Integrity·USA·Voting

DEEP STATE Appeals Emergency Injunction Barring Censorship Collaboration with Social Media Giants

In a predictable yet outrageous move, the U.S. Government - currently better known as the 'deep state' has submitted an emergency stay request seeking to overrule a recent injunction imposed by a

July 8, 2023

1A·USA

Appeals Court Strikes Down Oregon Law Restricting Secret Recordings

A federal appeals court on Monday struck down an Oregon law that barred people from secretly recording conversations without the consent of all parties.

July 7, 2023

1A·Election Integrity·USA

House Republicans Launch Antitrust Investigation into BlackRock, Vanguard, and Others

In a long overdue move, House Judiciary Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan, along with fellow Republicans Rep. Dan Bishop of North Carolina and Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, have instigated an investigation into

July 7, 2023

Politics·USA

The Citizen’s Role in Upholding a Republic: An Ongoing Commitment to Freedom

A citizen of a Republic embodies a unique blend of freedom and responsibility. To be such a citizen means to buy into a higher level of freedom than any other subject of

July 7, 2023

Election Integrity

French Law Enforcement Granted Powers to Remotely Access Phone Cameras, Microphones, and GPS

In a move that has set off alarms among privacy advocates, French authorities have passed a controversial 'justice reform bill'. This legislation grants law enforcement the power to remotely activate the cameras,

July 7, 2023

Crimes·France·Privacy·World

The U.N.’s Controversial ‘Emergency Platform’ Proposal amidst Biden Administration’s treason

As the United Nations (U.N.) gears up for its anticipated “Summit of the Future” in September 2024, the proposed ’emergency platform’—part of the ‘Our Common Agenda’ platform—has been stirring considerable debate. This

July 7, 2023

Biden·Politics·Russia·World