Boss Tweed via Wikimedia Commons As Donald Trump re-enters the White House on a pledge to end national security state overreach, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is still hiding critical details on the Russia conspiracy investigation that engulfed his first term. In response to a Freedom of Information request filed by RealClearInvestigations in August 2022,

Glozerwow via Wikimedia Commons Have you ever had the uncomfortable feeling that someone was listening in on you? If you own an Apple iPhone or Apple Watch, you may not have been imagining things. Apple recently agreed to pay $95 million in damages to settle a class action lawsuit over the matter – at issue

TechCrunch, via Wikimedia Commons Courage can be contagious. Sometimes it just takes one brave soul to stand up – a lá Spartacus – to cause a domino effect. That may be what we’re looking at here, as Meta/Facebook announces an end to their notorious “fact-checking” program. CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself delivered the good news, saying,

Credit: Gino Reyes, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons President Biden has been making a series of moves in the waning day of his presidency that make it clear – he’s trying to punish Donald Trump and the American people on his way out the door. Whether it’s commuting child murderers or handing out awards to

Warren K Leffler via Wikimedia Commons Tom Donilon, President Barack Obama’s national security adviser from 2010 to 2013, attempts to rewrite history on the Foreign Affairs website to praise Jimmy Carter as a great foreign policy president. We “learn” from Donilon that Carter left a legacy of peace in the Middle East with the Camp David Accords, enhanced U.S.