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1/3 of Democrats Believe Americans Have ‘Too Much Freedom to Speak Freely’

A poll from RealClear Opinion Research found that one-third of registered Democrats believe Americans have "too much freedom to speak freely."

Kazakhstan and U.N. Launch ‘Digital Family Card’ Amid Concerns Over Household Monitoring

This collaboration, initially unveiled in 2022 and briefly highlighted ahead of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Summit, has remained mostly unacknowledged by the mainstream media.

Jim Jordan Sends Another Subpoena to FBI Agent Elvis Chan

Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH) is sending another subpoena to Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent Elvis Chan after Chan's scheduled interview fell through.

U.N. Approves ‘Pandemic Declaration’ Granting Organization Sweeping Powers

Critics argue that the PPPR is marred by contradictions and emphasizes an unwarranted centralization of control at the expense of democracy and human rights.

Over 200 Auburn University Students Baptized in Impromptu Spiritual Move

The spontaneous act of faith took place last Tuesday near a lake on the university grounds in Auburn, Alabama.

FBI Supervisor Reveals ‘Politically Connected’ Informant Related to Hunter Biden Case

A retired FBI supervisor has informed Congress that the bureau had a "politically connected" informant linked to the Hunter Biden case.

Rand Paul Calls Out Gov’t ‘Moderating Online Discourse on Topics Like COVID-19 Vaccines and the Use of Masks’

U.S. gov't has "used taxpayer dollars to pressure large social media platforms into moderating online discourse on topics like COVID-19 vaccines and the use of masks."

House Judiciary Committee Subpoenas FBI Agent Over Contested Hunter Biden Laptop Testimony

The House Judiciary Committee has issued a subpoena for FBI agent Elvis Chan.

Meta’s Threads Restricts COVID-Related Searches

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Threads, has implemented a temporary restriction on searches for terms related to “COVID,” “vaccines,” and “coronavirus,” aiming to curb disinformation.

Court Rules Biden Admin Violated First Amendment: COVID-19 Social Media Content Censorship

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, located in New Orleans, found that the Biden administration overstepped First Amendment boundaries in their approach to COVID-19 content on social media platforms.

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