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A group of free speech advocates are taking a stand against global censorship with a new declaration.

Since the COVID pandemic, authoritarians around the world have used claims of “disinformation” to censor people and stifle dissent about everything from the efficacy of masks and vaccines to the war in Ukraine.

Ho, boy. This is epic. You KNEW the fascist censorial overlords at the European Commission were probably sneering and salivating like Shelob when a fat orc stumbled drunkenly into the cave opening at...

Prostitution in National City, California, is spiraling as scantily clad women look for johns on the freeway and near a school, Mayor Ron Morrison told Fox News.

While Middle East conflicts are beyond the purview of Tuesday columns, please note: Jews claim persecution and never-ending efforts to eradicate their kind from existence; it turns out that a thinly-veiled campaign—a jihad, if you will—wishes to destroy Israel, the Jewish homeland. Being a bit paranoid doesn’t mean there aren’t those with serious intent out […]

Michael Benz, a former Trump state department official whose work has been cited in congressional hearings and promoted by Elon Musk, appears to have been a pseudonymous alt-right content creator.

A group of Nantucket residents has appealed the dismissal of a lawsuit aimed at stopping the Vineyard Wind offshore wind energy project, which is currently under construction in the waters southwest of the island. The group ACK For Whales - formerly known as Nantucket Residents Against Turbines - filed the appeal Saturday with the First Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals and is seeking to overturn the May 2023 decision of U.S. District Court judge Indira Talwani, who dismissed the ori...

The newest batch of Twitter Files shows that the FBI appears to have intentionally “primed” Twitter executives to ce

Nuclear power is the most practical form of energy we have today that emits neither greenhouse gases nor air pollution.

As offshore and onshore wind projects get scuttled, that's excellent news for ratepayers, birds, bats, landscapes, and whales