Meanwhile, insurance companies are also reportedly less willing to insure satellites due to collision risks. 

What is wonderfully surprising is the spontaneous emergence of a pure gold currency in a remote region of Venezuela.

The funny thing about people who can’t see the war is that they’re the ones who the war is being waged against.

NIH Removes “Gain of Function” from Website; J&J's Bankruptcy Maneuver to Block Lawsuits Over Cancer Claims; NYC Workers Protest Mandates.

We are rapidly getting to a point where some wait times will start to be measured in years.

Insanely enough, this is the second story this year in which a Texas resident engaged in a standoff with a SWAT team over their tall grass.

But how and why did this happen? And is there any way that we can play the tape backward to regain what we have lost?

A series of legal battles continues to stretch out for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange amid calls of human rights violations.

When there is gas to sell, gas station owners face heavy pressure to ration their gasoline.

Religious exemptions are not accepted for any immunization required by the school for students despite being a religious university.

Opposition to smart meters - electric, gas, and water - has been ongoing for numerous reasons in addition to cybersecurity risks. 

Class action lawsuits are said to be underway among troops, including reservists, who argue the mandate violates individual medical freedom.

It's not only the U.S. - last month, the Lithuanian government started advising citizens to not use any smartphones made in China. 

A corporation with 80,000 homes in the U.S. raised rent by an average of 11% in the 3rd quarter alone.

Cops had no problem stooping low, recorded stealing as little as $25 in cash, a cologne gift set, and even someone’s crutches.

Regulators in France have recommended that 5G smartphones should be turned off during flight because interference could cause errors.

Here’s our roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world that are threats to your liberty and risks to your prosperity.

People found guilty of "intentionally and recklessly" breaching public health orders would face 2 years in jail or a $90,500 fine. Businesses...

Rakun was allowed to appeal all of them, remain a cop and receive back pay despite repeated violations and firings.

By B.N. Frank Opposition to utility “Smart” Meters – electric, gas, and water – has been ongoing worldwide for various valid reasons.  These devices are...

Producers of a new documentary film about this topic are offering 4 days of free viewing in November.