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Almost all private companies have now entered the "spy business." In the old days, television and movie studios wanted to know what you watch; today, everybody wants to know what you watch, what you like, what you do, where you go, and with whom you go

The new interview is the first insight into the jury’s deliberations in the historic Jan. 6 trial.

Judge Timothy Kelly sent the jury back to deliberate on several felonies that they did not come to verdict on.

The former leader of the far-right Philadelphia Proud Boys group Zachary Rehl was convicted of numerous felonies Thursday.

Life News

Two parishioners at a Latin Mass Catholic church in rural Northern Virginia say they witnessed suspicious activity from what looked like FBI vehicles in February, a month after the FBI’s Richmond office published a now-rescinded internal memo focused on “radical-traditional Catholics.

Sources at a traditional Catholic church in Virginia tell The Daily Signal they witnessed suspicious activity they suspect was the FBI.

The executive order’s ultimate impact will depend on whether the White House can galvanize similar action in Congress, at the local level, and among like-minded governments abroad.

Profanity has no place in schools, and school districts have a right to prohibit clothes or other materials bearing profane words from school classrooms and hal

Maine State Senator Pinny Beebe-Center has introduced LD 1290 , or An Act to End the Maine Information and Analysis Center Program, a bill that would defund the Maine Information and Analysis Center (MIAC), also known as Maine’s only fusion center. EFF once again pleased to support this bill in...