Why Privacy Matters
China has led the way, constructing an AI-powered network of online and physical surveillance technology to monitor citizens, manipulate narratives, and crush dissent.
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Trump Administration Sanctions ICC, Threatens Penalties For Companies
Court officials have been shifting banking and computer systems to prepare for the sanctions and limit disruptions to its operations.
Trump Approves Firing Squad Execution For Nidal Hasan On December 3
Hasan was convicted in 2013 after opening fire on soldiers at the military base. He told the court that he had targeted troops preparing to deploy to Afghanistan.
Trump Targets Lisa Cook Again Over Alleged Mortgage Statements
The move escalates Trump’s ongoing campaign to reshape the central bank’s leadership ahead of its next monetary policy meeting.
Who Is Navi Pillay, Winner Of The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
Pillay, 85, was born in South Africa and serves as a judge on the International Court of Justice. Committee chairman Joergen Watne Frydnes said her work offered hope to those seeking a more peaceful world
Alito Makes Announcement About His Future
Republicans could potentially confirm a younger successor if 76-year-old Alito or 78-year-old Clarence Thomas retired, though neither has expressed interest in leaving the court.
Muslim Mayor Mamdani Dedicates Millions To Transing Kids
The two potential vendors the city will negotiate with are Callen-Lorde Community Health Center and the Nonprofit Organization for Philanthropic Initiatives. Each contract will have a term of three years.
CAIR, Students For Justice In Palestine Under Investigation For Supporting Hamas After Oct. 7
Under Indiana Code Section 4-6-17-1, the attorney general may demand documents when he has reasonable cause to believe an entity may be an “affiliate of a foreign terrorist organization.”
Bill to Strip DSA Of Party Rights Picks Up Steam In DC
Posting on X, Fuller wrote, “Proud to co-sponsor the Communist Control Act of 2026. The Communist Control Act of 1954 denied the Communist Party the rights of a normal political party. This bill applies those same rules to the DSA.”
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Release Date Moved To March 8, 2028
The updated date comes after NBC News reported that Combs allegedly paid thousands of dollars a month for contraband, including alcohol and cellphones, while incarcerated.
Florida Seeks Court Order To Restrict Facebook And Instagram For Teens
The request, filed Wednesday in Pasco County, comes after Uthmeier rejected a proposed national settlement with Meta involving 48 states and territories and potentially $18 billion.
Rep. Van Duyne Introduces Bill to Crack Down on H-1B Visa Fraud
Since the representatives’ request, they have received confirmation that as of June 2026, nearly 60% of H-1B fraud investigations of employers nationwide were concentrated in the North Texas region.
2 Virginia Amendments Spark A Fight Over Life And Marriage
The statewide ballot includes questions on abortion, marriage, and voting rights, although Tuesday’s event focused on the first two.
‘Last American Hostage In Gaza’ Edan Alexander Was Not US Citizen, Source Says
On May 11, 2025, President Donald Trump took to his Truth Social app to proclaim that his administration had secured the release of one of the last and most high profile Israelis held in the Gaza Strip
Get Off My Lawn (And Out of My Lungs): A Property-Rights View Of Pollution
To distinguish myself from traditional environmental approaches, I am opposed to bureaucracy and federal regulations being the primary way of fixing this problem.
Two Suspects Identified In Stabbing Of Off-Duty NYPD Detective
Police identified the suspects as D’Angelo Caraballo and Sneider Mejia and believe they may have left New York City following the attack.