Year: 2026

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Upholds Private-property Rights

The court ruled unanimously that government officials may not enter private land without a warrant, probable cause, or a recognized exception to the warrant requirement. …

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Fauci privately estimated COVID-19 death rate far lower than he gave Congress, diary shows…

But, in a diary entry from just weeks before his testimony on Capitol Hill, Fauci memorialized a phone call with former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Tom Frieden in which both agreed the real “case fatality rate” was “more like 0.2-0.3%.”
“And, I think the worst one of all the ones […] was his estimate of the fatality rate of COVID that he was saying publicly it was one to 2%, stirring up fear and anxiety, while privately he was writing that it was a 10th of a percent, which is like a bad flu and would not have generated the same anxiety in the general public had he spoken the truth,” Risch added.

Can Homeowners Save New York State from Socialism?

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By Linda R. Killian
In November, the suburbs of New York City will be the pivotal arena for whether the Democratic Socialists of America cement their takeover of the entire state from their New York City stronghold. 

How Obamacare Pushes Big Pharma To Overcharge You For Prescriptions

I found out firsthand: big conglomerates make profits by keeping the system complicated, bureaucratic, and opaque.

Bill Would Make Insurance Cover Body-Acceptance Treatments For Trans Desisters

Rep. Harshbarger’s new bill could help the victims of transgender ideology access the real care they need.

534 – Geofence Warrants

We all walk around with tracking devices on, cellphones. While these devices report our location on an almost second by second basis, what are the rules law enforcement has to follow to search that data?

Attacks on free speech

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Free speech exposes ideas, challenges beliefs, and reveals character, which is why governments, media outlets, and cultural institutions increasingly seek to control it. From Canada’s hate-speech laws to American prosecutions and public attacks, censorship threatens open debate, accountability, and the public’s right to question authority…

Senate Bill Would Put Age Checks in Every US Operating System

Every bill that builds a checkpoint says it is not building a checkpoint.