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The US Government successfully, yet wrongly, convicted Michael Quiel on one charge (Quiel was found not guilty on everything else) - the government lied during testimony to get the jury to believe them. Now, the government wants Tax Money it was never owed.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warned that current guardrails implemented by AI companies are insufficient to control the potential harm that AI capabilities might pose to humanity in the next five to ten years. Speaking at Axios’ AI+ Summit in Washington, D.C., Schmidt...

In a groundbreaking move, the Biden administration has mandated schools to align with progressive ideologies on gender and sexuality, linking compliance with federal aid for free and reduced-price school lunches. Legal experts anticipate this as the precursor to a series of rules...

A recent analysis of U.S. prison mortality in 2020 has exposed a staggering 77% increase in death rates from the previous year, shedding light on the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and revealing inconsistencies in reporting incarcerated deaths. The study, published in...

Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) introduced the “Safeguarding Free Speech Act” recently, aiming to grant federal employees and contractors the right to sue for damages, collecting amounts of up to $100,000 if a federal agency or department compels them to use biologically-inaccurate...

A deputy district attorney from Clark County, NV, Tanner Castro, was arrested on October 13, 2023, in Henderson, NV, facing charges related to the attempted luring of a child for sex, according to online court records. Castro, a licensed Nevada attorney since October 2022, has...

A federal jury has convicted Marilyn Mosby, the former Baltimore City State’s Attorney, on two counts of perjury. The charges stem from her falsification of an application to withdraw retirement funds early during the Covid-19 pandemic, allegedly to purchase two vacation...

Prosecutorial immunity was designed to protect prosecutors from unwarranted civil lawsuits. Now immunity is abused and allows prosecutors unbridled power over people's lives, especially the innocent.

Zane Crowder sits in prison, held on a life sentence, plus 25 years all because of an accusation. There was no physical / medical proof of there having been a crime committed.

82-year-old Snick Lee was reportedly out on a morning walk in his slippers, when his much younger neighbor, Jay Moon, allegedly punched him in the side of the head...