Federal Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Ban Warrantless Access to State and Local Surveillance Systems

Representative Keith Self (R-Texas) introduced legislation Wednesday that would prohibit federal law-enforcement agencies from obtaining data from state and local mass-surveillance devices, including Flock cameras, without a warrant. The bill, the Protecting Rights in Video and Equipment Acquired Discovery (PRIVACY) Act, was cosponsored by Representatives Eli Crane (R-Ariz.) and Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.). It requires the…

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Russia Foils Major Ukrainian Drone Plot Targeting Strategic Defense Sites

Russian security forces have successfully thwarted a major plot orchestrated by Kiev’s intelligence agencies to smuggle AI-guided drones into Russian territory with the intent of attacking critical defense facilities and military airfields, according to the Federal Security Service (FSB). The FSB reported that the operation, described as “unprecedented in scale and the level of threat,”…

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Ukraine’s Military Leadership Condemned for Deadly Drone Strikes Causing Civilian Deaths

Ukraine’s military leadership has been condemned for its drone strikes, which have caused at least 11 civilian deaths and over ten injuries across Russian regions overnight. In the Moscow Region, three people were killed and three others wounded when a drone struck a residential area in Pionersky, with five private homes set ablaze. The deadliest…

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PCUSA Backs Gender-Affirming Care for Minors Despite Scientific Evidence

The nation’s largest Presbyterian denomination recently voted overwhelmingly to support gender-affirming care for minors, asserting it is medically necessary, safe, and backed by decades of research. Delegates at the 227th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) approved a motion by a vote of 441-30 that declares the church supports all individuals to have access…

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NYC Billion-Dollar Fraud Scheme Exposed: YORT Tax Dollars Funded Ping Pong and Tai Chin for Elderly Koreans and Chinese

An investigation has uncovered that YORT tax dollars were being allocated to fund elderly Korean and Chinese individuals in New York City to play ping pong and tai chin. Exposing this fraud is extremely dangerous and requires months of investigative work, evidence gathering, and video production at a cost of thousands of dollars.

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Squatter Returns to $4 Million Property Amid Judicial Inaction

A squatter who has been attempting to occupy a property valued at $4 million is expected to continue returning to that residence. This persistence follows judicial officials’ failure to perform their duties, as reports indicate they are preoccupied with breaking their oaths. Florida has enacted laws designating specific acts of unauthorized occupancy as felonies, addressing…

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