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An academic model spots irregularities in three counties. What might we find if we looked at more? When people talk about election integrity, we often think in extremes—stolen votes, dead voters, hacked machines. But in a country of 3,000 counties and 170 million registered voters, most trouble doesn’t shout. It whispers. And sometimes, the math […]

When the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was announced, it was wrapped in a familiar sales pitch: “cut waste, increase productivity, eliminate fraud.” But in a digital age where personal data is more valuable than oil, efficiency was never the real objective. DOGE’s true purpose—gathering massive volumes of sensitive American data under a private, poorly […]

Jonathan Swift’s, “A Modest Proposal”. You may have read it in middle school or high school, if you went to a school that didn’t already have a banned books list! If you read it, you probably never forgot it! Here’s Stuart Stevens’ 2025 version for your consumption. Same flavor, different century, but still an innovative […]

Introduction: A Third Model of Suppression In authoritarian regimes, truth is often the first casualty—but at least its killers are consistent. China blocks what it cannot control. Russia rewrites what it cannot erase. But in the United States, under Trump and his ideological successors, the attack on truth is something else entirely: incoherent, insecure, and chaotically dangerous. It’s […]

This is analogous to a fish describing life in the sea without mentioning water. The problem is that the journalist in this video, Amanda Ripley, takes journalism for granted in the same way the fish does water and we do air and it’s also the reason they may be in the worst position to critique […]

With the plethora of ridiculous BREAKING NEWS, who even knew about this? Maybe this is the mischief they want you to overlook! Here’s the Who, What, and When – What can we do and why this is important. Article/Photo Credit: Image Credit: Commoncause.org Click Here To Read The Article