A new poll out this month adds to mounting evidence proven by previous polls that American citizens do not believe the “War on Drugs” has been successful and want a fresh approach on the federal level to local governments. President… Read More ›
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Will all U.S. Private Vault clients get their safe deposit contents back from the FBI?
Just after publicly announcing that they had teamed up with the Institute for Justice (IJ) to file a federal class action lawsuit protesting the warrantless seizure of the security deposit box they rented from U.S. Private Vaults, Paul and Jennifer… Read More ›
Bitcoin continues rise as government prints dollars and Musk continues to tweet
The cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has risen 20 percent over this past week and is up 327 percent over the past 12 months. Although Bitcoin’s all-time high was USD$64,899 is is currently at USD $40,267 and may have bucked a recent correction… Read More ›
Celebrity Cruises plans first departure from Fort Lauderdale in over a year
“Someday is here.” That was the one-line tweet Celebrity Cruises CEO and President Lisa Lutoff-Perlo used to announce the news today that on Saturday, June 26, 2021, the Celebrity Edge will be the first cruise ship to sail from U.S. waters in… Read More ›
Travel like a pro with these six tips as the summer travel season officially kicks off
It is memorial day weekend, which is the official start of the summer travel season. If you are flying this weekend or making plans to fly this weekend, abide by these six suggestions to make things go smoothly. Use a… Read More ›
Texas judge ends courtroom prayer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has won its court challenge to stop a Texas judge from conducting courtroom prayer. U.S. District Judge Kenneth M. Hoyt today ruled in favor of plaintiffs FFRF and local attorney “John Roe.” They had sued Montgomery County Judge… Read More ›
Florida public schools soon to change the way civics are taught
Though nothing has been set in stone yet, there are many proposed changes coming forth in what students are taught in Florida’s public school system. Some changes may be loved by some and hated by others. You can find here… Read More ›
Still no affirmed motive behind shooting at gun-free zoned VTA light rail yard in San Jose, California
Yesterday, May 26, 2021, 57-year-old Sam Cassidy, a Valley Transit Authority (VTA) employee, allegedly shot and killed eight co-workers before killing himself at the gun-free zoned VTA San Jose, California rail yard. Although not yet confirmed, some who knew him… Read More ›
Rand Paul’s amendment to permanently ban funding of gain-of-function research passes U.S. Senate
The U.S. Senate passed U.S. Senator Rand Paul’s amendment that would permanently ban all funding of gain-of-function research in China. This is following much back-and-forth with Dr. Fauci, and continually defending against the use of American taxpayer dollars in funding… Read More ›
Fla Governor DeSantis: Florida teachers and principals to receive raise and $1,000 bonus
Today, May 26, 2021, teachers, school principals, and superintendents in Baker County, Sarasota County and Okaloosa County joined Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to announce $765 million in funding to support Florida’s teachers. These investments include $550 million to continue elevating… Read More ›
