By: Amy Curtis – townhall.com – October 2025 Explore the political ramifications of the Schumer Shutdown and its impact on Americans. The Schumer Shutdown has now entered its 13th day, and the Democrats don’t seem eager to end it any time soon. Why? Well, the next “No Kings” rally is coming up on October 18, and Democrats think keeping the government...

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – October 8, 2025 High-on-pot drivers are contributing to more highway accident deaths. Researchers from Wright State University analyzed driver autopsy results from car crashes in Montgomery County, Ohio, between January 2019 and September 2024. More than four in 10 tested positive for pot’s psychoactive ingredient THC, with an average level of 30.7 nanograms....

Almost everywhere you look online, conspiracy theories abound. Recent events are no exception. In this episode Liberty addresses three questions: Why are people drawn to conspiracy theories? Why is it a problem to default to conspiracy theories (especially for Christians)? How can we evaluate conspiracy theories with clarity? Listen and let us know what you think in the comments.

By: Patrick Coffee – wsj.com – September 26, 2025 AI tools have made coordinated attacks targeting corporations much more common, researchers say. Bot networks are now a brand problem, too. Coordinated webs of fake social-media personas have historically been the domain of fraudsters and state-based actors, such as the infamous Russian troll farms that spammed influential personalities like X owner...

AI tools have made coordinated attacks targeting corporations much more common, researchers say.

Conspiracy theories have become more popular in recent years, with many people willing to believe them without evidence, but in order for a conspiracy to be successful it requires a small group of …

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has spent years challenging accepted medical thinking on vaccines, and despite the lack of evidence to support the claim that vaccines…

  In Denver, Colorado — a city that prides itself on inclusion, compassion and progressive ideals — a Christian coffee shop owner has become the target of hostility; it’s not for what he’s done wrong…

This month, officials in an Orlando, Florida, school district cancelled a weekly high school video public address program called “Witchy Wednesday.”

A 40-year-old man identified as Thomas Jacob Sanford rammed his vehicle into the front doors of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan, killing two people and injuring eight others, according to local law enforcement. The suspect was killed during a shootout with police.