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While the U.S. wages war abroad - bombing Iran, escalating conflict, and staging a spectacle of power for political gain - a different kind of war is being waged here at home.
Cops were in unmarked vehicles and fired through the windshield.
On March 20, President Trump signed an executive order "Eliminating Information Silos." The order directed heads of federal agencies to make sure officials designated by the president "have full and prompt access to all unclassified agency reco
This is a two-part episode that focuses on very different topics with similar names. The original Operation Choke Point was launched by Obama as a way to shakedown industries that he thought he could manipulate. Biden revised the program in order to
Will Trump's Promotion of Palantir Result in Tyranny?
Imagine it's late 2025, and you're at the grocery store, but your digital wallet's throwing a tantrum. "Transaction denied: You questioned the climate mandate on X." Your punishment? No organic kale for you, science denying, conspiracy theo
As we grew up, nearly all of us were inundated with stories of our glorious national fathers, our beautiful democracies, and so on. And being young, we for the most part believed them. The system gave us our prosperity, our comfort, our medicine, our
Readers of this column already understand the car insurance "families" – GEICO, Progressive, et al – are mafias. The only difference between them and the Columbo, Gambino and other traditional mafias is that the insurance mafias are not only
200 million Americans now live under ICE rule - not constitutional law - in a zone controlled by an army of up to 600,000 agents.
A recent Supreme Court oral argument about the liability of the FBI for invading and terrorizing the wrong home has brought to mind the dark and dangerous history of law enforcement.
Podcast - John Kiriakou -- CIA Whistleblower on America's Secret Drug Wars & Israel's Shadow Grip on U.S. Politics
The local cops in my one-stoplight town also no longer look like the sheriffs deputies they still refer to themselves as being. From the looks of them, you'd think they were getting ready to HALO drop into Teheran.
Police and federal agencies have found a controversial new way to skirt the growing patchwork of laws that curb how they use facial recognition: an AI model that can track people using attributes like body size, gender, hair color and style, clothing
