Month: October 2026
DOJ Charges James Comey for Third Time, This Time Over Alleged Leak of National Defense Information
The Justice Department has charged former FBI Director James Comey with unlawfully communicating national defense information and conspiring to disclose such information. The charges mark the third time the Justice Department has brought a criminal case against Comey during President Donald Trump’s second term. Comey is already under indictment on charges that he threatened the…
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Federal Judge Strikes Down New York Body Armor Ban
The law ‘violates the plain text of the Second Amendment,’ Judge John Sinatra wrote.
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Minneapolis: ICE-hating restaurant with a ‘pay what you can’ policy goes belly up…
Meet Modern Times Cafe, a Minneapolis restaurant that decided to make a bold political statement earlier this year by giving away its food to “protest” President Trump’s immigration enforcement crackdown… whatever that means.
Owner Dylan Alverson temporarily renamed the place Post Modern Times and announced that customers could eat for free or leave whatever donation they wanted.
Rogue AI Accessed Public Voter Info In Key Swing State
‘We have since put in place mitigations’
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546 – It’s Not Flock’s Fault
A lot of people have it out for Automatic License Plate Readers, especially Flock Safety. In the case USA v. Meilisa Susan Kyle, Flock Safety did not violate Ms. Kyle’s rights, the Sheriff’s Deputy did.
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The future of freedom rests with the rising generation
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Teaching children to be free begins with parents who model responsibility, discipline, and respect for differing opinions. When offense becomes grounds for punishment and disappointment invites outrage, the next generation needs guidance that connects liberty with self-control and prepares young people to think for themselves…
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States Flag Thousands of Ineligible Voters, but Only a Few Cases Are Prosecuted
The Justice Department charged three noncitizens with voting in Ohio, a year after the state made 167 federal referrals of noncitizens who appeared to cast ballots in the state. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose noted that’s only “so far.” His office has referred more than 1,000 election fraud cases from even-numbered years to the…
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