POLITICS 1 hour ago NRA targets Sen Sherrod Brown in 7-figure ad buy in Ohio: 'Vote like your life depends on it' The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund is ramping up its influence in swing state Ohio with a new seven-figure ad campaign aimed at Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown.
New Hampshire 4 hours ago New Hampshire parents sue school district for banning them over 'silent protest' against trans soccer player A group of New Hampshire parents filed a lawsuit against a school district over their removal from a girls soccer game for protesting against a transgender player.
First Amendment 1 day ago John Kerry calls the First Amendment a 'major block' to stopping 'disinformation' Former Secretary of State John Kerry lamented the First Amendment allowing disinformation on climate change to flourish on a recent World Economic Forum panel.
OPINION 1 day ago Keep Big Brother from suppressing our freedom. There's a way to do it We need to have the freedom to express ourselves without a heavy-handed muzzle clamping our tongues. Disagreement is the backbone of a well-functioning democracy.
TECH 1 day ago Android's latest nightmare: millions of devices infected by sneaky malware There have been cases when widely downloaded apps from the Play Store are infected with malware. Kurt the CyberGuy tackles the issue of a new Trojan malware.
Media 3 days ago Joe Rogan predicts a Harris-Walz administration would 'clamp down more’ on free speech In a recent episode of his podcast, host Joe Rogan predicted the United States could see a "clamp down" on Internet free speech under a Kamala Harris presidency.
Big Tech Backlash 3 days ago NRA accuses Meta of 'election interference' after labeling posts hitting Harris 'false information' The NRA is taking aim at Meta after its posts slamming Vice President Kamala Harris were censored with "false information" labels on Facebook and Instagram.
Food-Drink 4 days ago Cake and democracy are a 'sweet' combination, says bestselling author: 'Freedom is a treat' A.J. Jacobs, bestselling author of the book "The Year of Living Constitutionally," notes that early Americans made "election cakes" to express the joy of voting — and today's Americans should, too.
Second Amendment 4 days ago Biden touts reduction in crime, slams Republican response to gun violence in Thursday press conference President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris held a press conference Thursday afternoon touting the work they have done to reduce violent crime and slamming Republicans for their response to gun violence.
White House 4 days ago White House grilled on Harris' gun ownership, mandatory gun buybacks White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was grilled on what kind of gun Vice President Kamala Harris owns and her stance on mandatory gun buybacks.