Trump shuts down Commission on voter fraud, ‘no evidence’ found, calls for Voter ID
President Donald Trump has signed an order Wednesday to collapse the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, a White House commission he had charged with investigating voter fraud, ending a brief More...
Flush Target campaign kicks off in Minnesota, Virginia as more boycott over transgender policy
A new campaign to encourage shoppers to boycott Target over their new “transgender” bathroom literally took to the streets Monday in Minnesota. A #FlushTarget truck, bearing an image of a little girl being More...
Nebraska: ADF leads cry to reject open restrooms, locker rooms to appease transgenders
Alliance Defending Freedom has issued letters to the Nebraska School Activities Association and all school districts within the state that encourage them to reject proposed rules that would open restrooms and locker More...
Congress congratulates itself for passing ‘less illegal’ NSA spying ‘reform’
The National Security Agency lost some of its authority to collect the phone records from millions of Americans as a new reform measure Congress passed on Tuesday. President Obama signed the bill into law on Tuesday More...
Merrell Vannier outs Scientology secrets, leads call for David Miscavige resignation
Merrell Vannier reveals secrets of church takeover and absolute control by David Miscavige in fascinating exposé, Arrows in the Dark. Scientology has always been a high profile religion. This is especially true More...
Cybersecurity bill passes House and heads to Senate with White House threatening veto, protects companies from lawsuits
Fighting hackers and cyberattacks will allegedly get easy for companies with the legislation which was voted through the House on Thursday despite a White House veto threat and an outcry from privacy advocates More...
Poll shows Americans are concerned about privacy issues
A recently released poll by The Associated Press and the National Constitution Center indicates that Americans are concerned about privacy infringement. In fact, less than half (47%) give the government good marks More...
