Tech & Free Speech
Google's 'Perfect Pixel' Is a Pocket Surveillance Machine
The tech press fawns over Google Pixel's new features while ignoring the massive data harvest behind every one.
October 11, 2026
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Tech & Free Speech
Apple Stamps Your Name on iPhone Duo Boot Screen — Calls It a Gift
The 'personalization' feature locks your identity deeper into Apple's walled garden before you even open the box.
October 11, 2026
Energy & Environment
NJ's Virtual Power Plant Puts Utilities Inside Your Thermostat
The state's 'smart home' push would network every appliance to the grid—and hand real-time data to utilities and regulators.
October 11, 2026
Media
Netflix Top 10: What Hollywood's Feeding Your Family
Convicts, elite panic, and a sympathetic terrorist: Netflix's weekend menu for American families.
October 11, 2026
Crime & Justice
Your Tax Dollars Fund Flock's 49-State Vehicle Surveillance Network
The privacy-versus-safety debate is a smokescreen. The real story: a private company getting rich off government contracts to watch every car on the road.
October 11, 2026
Faith & Religious Liberty
ESPN GameDay Ends 17-Year Snub, Returns to BYU
A top-10 faith-based program finally gets the spotlight, and the 17-year delay exposes mainstream sports media's quiet bias.
October 11, 2026
Politics
Houthis Kill American at Riyadh Airport, Trump Eyes Joining Saudi War
One American dead, 300+ wounded after Iran-backed Houthis strike Riyadh—will Washington drag us into another Middle East war?
October 11, 2026
Education
Maryland School District Fires Veteran Driver Over Kitten Rescue
An 11-year driver let a student save an injured kitten. Zero-tolerance bureaucracy threw her off the route.
October 11, 2026
Culture War
Head Trip Festival Evacuated With No Shelter Plan — Again
Goldenvoice ordered paying fans into the rain with nowhere to go for the second time this year—profit over safety, again.
October 11, 2026
Health & Life
AI Can't Fix the Medical History Family Breakdown Erased
The sexual revolution severed the chain of medical knowledge—and Silicon Valley's AI chatbots can't fix the health crisis it caused.
October 11, 2026
Culture War
Feds: Cop Murdered Pregnant Woman. Local Police Called It Suicide.
Sandra Birchmore was preparing for motherhood. The system ruled her death a suicide. Now a federal trial exposes the cop who murdered her.
October 11, 2026
Border & Immigration
Masked Men With Rifles Knock on Delaware Doors While Police Come Up Empty
Armed intruders terrorize a neighborhood and vanish — and authorities can only speculate the guns were toys.
October 11, 2026
Energy & Environment
California Floods While Billions Flow to EVs, Not Levees
Tropical Storm Rachel forces evacuations as billions fund EV subsidies instead of levees and stormwater systems.
October 11, 2026
Tech & Free Speech
Google Pays Pixel Users To Sell Out Their Friends' Data
Big Tech turns customers into recruiters for the surveillance ecosystem—$50 store credit for every friend you drag in.
October 11, 2026
Crime & Justice
Elderly Driver Runs Red Light, Kills Pedestrian in Bronx Crash
An 81-year-old blew a red light, killing a pedestrian in the Bronx. The system that let our streets turn deadly goes unquestioned.
October 11, 2026
Culture War
Hefner's Widow to Biel: Don't Romanticize Playboy Abuse
Crystal Harris to Jessica Biel: The man who imprisoned me isn't nostalgia — and a film about a 13-year-old at the Mansion proves it.
October 11, 2026
Culture War
High School Football Forfeits After Captain's 'Free the Cornell 7' Post
'Free the Cornell 7': One post, 200 walkouts, one forfeit. Injuries or institutional panic?
October 11, 2026
Opinion
Nobel Prize Goes to Israel Sanction Advocate Who Prejudged UN Probe
From the Nobel Committee to OpenAI, the establishment protects its own and punishes dissent.
October 11, 2026
Economy
Avianca Turbulence Injures Eight as Airlines Squeeze Passengers
Emergency landing in Miami confirms what working travelers know: airline cost-cutting always lands on the passengers.
October 11, 2026
Crime & Justice
I-95 Deer Crash Kills Passenger While America's Roads Rot
A Maine deer crash and a DC scooter death show what happens when Washington funds foreign wars instead of American roads.
October 11, 2026
Media
Clooney's Grief Makes Headlines. The Overdose That Killed Gerber Doesn't.
A 27-year-old dies of suspected overdose in rehab. The press covers the movie star's sadness instead.
October 10, 2026
Energy & Environment
Supreme Court Case Could Let Climate Suits Bankrupt American Energy
Boulder's suit against Exxon and Suncor spearheads a legal crusade to impose through courts what green activists couldn't pass through Congress.
October 10, 2026
Health & Life
Two Ole Miss Students Dead From Kromat Pills, University Silent
Deaths tied to synthetic kratom sold by shop owner already a fugitive from 2022 drug trafficking indictment
October 10, 2026
Elections & Voting
El-Sayed Jokes About Cheating as Socialist Ties Surface in Michigan Senate Race
Democrat rebrands as capitalist while Sarsour and DSA circles close in
October 10, 2026