By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

RFJ Jr. in a blue suit speaking at a podium with a microphone, with a blurred crowd in the background.

The Biden-Harris administration is now on its way out – but the damage that opponents say it has done to free speech continues to reverberate, including in difficult legal battles. Continue reading “Biden Administration Dodges Another Free Speech Fight as Court Blocks Kennedy Suit”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky congratulated President-elect Donald Trump on his “impressive election victory,” but behind the scenes, Ukrainian officials are really feeling “a lot of anxiety,” according to a report from Financial Times. Continue reading “Ukrainian Officials Feeling ‘A Lot of Anxiety’ After Trump Victory”

By TYLER DURDEN – Zerohedge

Molson Coors Beverage Co., the company behind Miller Lite, Molson Canadian, and Blue Moon, reported third-quarter sales that missed Wall Street expectations and forecasted a decline for the year. The brewer cited a challenging macroeconomic environment in the US that pressured consumers, reducing beer demand for the quarter.

Continue reading “Molson Coors Says US Beer Demand Sinks In “Challenged Macroeconomic Environment””

By Katie Daviscourt – The Postmillennial

California voters decide to make crimes felonies again over Gavin Newsom's objections

A California anti-crime ballot measure that would reclassify some misdemeanor theft and drug crimes as felonies got overwhelming support on Tuesday, as voters move to slowly restore law and order following years of failed progressive policies. State Proposition 36 passed in a landslide after receiving widespread backing from voters on Election Day, with 70.6 percent of the 7.6 million ballots counted in favor of the initiative, according to unofficial results from the California Secretary of State’s Office. Continue reading “California voters decide to make crimes felonies again over Gavin Newsom’s objections”

By Al Jazeera Staff

Passengers wait for flights at the Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv during a nationwide strike

The largest since the start of war, the protests and strike are the latest outpouring of anger against PM Netanyahu for failing to reach a ceasefire. Continue reading “What are Israel’s protests and general strike about – and how big are they?”

By Stephen Clark – ARS

The director of the National Reconnaissance Office has a message for US adversaries around the world.

“You can’t hide, because we’re constantly looking,” said Chris Scolese, a longtime NASA engineer who took the helm of the US government’s spy satellite agency in 2019. Continue reading “NRO chief: “You can’t hide” from our new swarm of SpaceX-built spy satellites”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

Silhouette of a person walking in front of a stylized red and white Canadian flag with a large maple leaf.

Canada’s proposed legislation, Bill S-210 (first introduced in late 2011 as the “Protecting Young Persons from Exposure to Pornography Act”) has cleared the Senate. It is currently close to ending its “journey” through the House of Commons before getting adopted. Continue reading “Privacy on the Line: Canada’s Bill S-210 Pushes Digital ID Age Verification as a Catch-All Solution”

By Chris Menahan – The Noticer

Kentucky Republican congressman Thomas Massie is being accused of anti-Semitism for stating that members of the US Congress should not be allowed to hold dual citizenship with other countries. Continue reading “US politician accused of anti-Semitism for saying Congress members should not be dual citizens”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov claimed on Tuesday that Ukrainian forces had engaged with North Korean troops in Russia’s Kursk Oblast for the first time. Continue reading “Ukraine Claims It Has Fired on North Korean Troops in Russia’s Kursk”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

The Jerusalem Post on Monday released a bombshell investigation exposing a “potentially illegal ballot-harvesting scheme in Israel” that appears to be in violation of multiple US states’ laws only to delete the article entirely a day later without explanation. Continue reading “Jerusalem Post Publishes, Then Deletes Report Exposing ‘Illegal U.S. Ballot Harvesting Scheme in Israel’”