Author: Alexandra Miskewitz

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The government can not criminalize the private possession of child pornography, so long as it is AI-generated. That is the new precedent set after Steven Anderegg was dismissed of one of four charges after investigators found him in possession of hundreds of AI-generated sexually explicit images depicting children. Due to the decades-old Supreme Court ruling, which rejected restrictions on sexualized depictions of fictional children when real children were not involved, the court was forced to protect the in-home possession of AI-generated child-sex abuse material. Despite Anderegg being charged with producing and distributing AI child porn, a federal court did dismiss…

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California has a new ‘gay certification’ intended to establish “state-certified” LGBT Business Enterprises (LGBTBEs). Brought about by the California Public Utilities Commission’s Supplier Diversity Program under General Order 156, millions of dollars have been channeled into boosting businesses whose owners “must prove their sexual orientation or transgender identity to government-approved certifiers.” The stated purpose of this government-funded preferential treatment is to encourage utility companies to track and include diverse suppliers. California law mandates that a certain percentage of utility contractors must be of minority status, which initially includes women, disabled veterans, and people of color; however, it has now been…

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That is what many are now asking, as more places begin replacing Flock with the new AXON-mounted camera, disguised in objects like digital speed signs. Now that up to 53 cities have removed Flock cameras, some are noticing that they are merely being replaced by new devices whose three main shareholders are BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street. Most people are directing their negativity and hatred towards mass surveillance, primarily at Flock, when other companies deserve the same criticism. Even if all the Flock cameras were to disappear, there would always be others to fill their place, and that pushback against…

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Britain’s Home Office has published a nine-page guide to asylum seekers that informs them not to rape, harass, or make kissing noises at people, specifically women, while also noting that women in the UK are allowed to “earn their own money” and “make their own decisions about their lives.”  The document elaborates that women are allowed to attend school, choose their spouses, and travel freely, stating, “Women do not need permission from a husband, father, brother, or any other man to do any of these things.” It goes on to explain that in the case of domestic abuse, the perpetrator…

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Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor and known fraud, has reportedly taken his own life after resigning from his position due to plagiarism scandals. Before being hired at Cambridge, Arday had lied about many aspects of his life story and academic work, making several false claims about holding positions he never held, running 30 marathons in 35 days, that he couldn’t read or write until he was 18, or that a pig’s head was left outside his parents’ house. Many have described him as the “face of DEI,” stating that he was only hired because he was black and that…

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The Noahide Laws are a Jewish set of universal moral commandments meant for all mankind. They include prohibitions against idolatry, murder, and theft, as well as a mandate to set up justice systems. These laws already had those opposing them, but with Congress merging the American military with Israel, and more Israeli flags being flown and displayed in US government buildings, many have begun to suspect that America will adopt the Noahide Laws as well. The Noahide Laws are listed as follows: Prohibition of Idolatry Prohibition of Murder Prohibition of Theft Prohibition of Sexual Promiscuity Prohibition of Blasphemy Prohibition of…

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Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother, is on trial for the alleged killing of her three children in January 2023: 5-year-old Cora, 3-year-old Dawson, and 8-month-old Callan. Clancy reportedly strangled all three children with an exercise band in the basement of her home before attempting suicide, leaving her paralyzed and wheelchair-bound.  On the day of the killings, Lindsay’s now ex-husband, Patrick Clancy, left home to pick up takeout food and medication for one of his children, saying, “I’ll be right back.” When he returned, he found his wife paralyzed in the backyard after cutting her neck and wrists and then jumping from…

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An Israeli-based organization called the Canary Mission is running an anonymous website that openly doxes critics of Israel. If you search the name of a student, professor, or any person who has been described as anti-Israel or antisemitic, the website will display their full name, image, status, location, affiliated organizations, and other pertinent information. The Canary Mission primarily focuses on people attending North American universities while also publishing materials which have been described as a blacklist. These tactics are a clear violation of privacy and are a way to weaponize accusations of antisemitism to silence criticism of Israel or the…

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A wildfire in Norway has torn through townhouses, destroying more than 100 homes and forcing over 400 people to evacuate in what is now considered the largest residential fire in modern Norwegian history. The fire broke out around 3:30 p.m. on Friday and quickly spread through the neighborhood of Drammen and towards nearby forests. One firefighter was slightly injured in the outbreak, but there have been no reported fatalities as of late. However, some news sources are reporting that the scene resembles a “war zone,” with collapsed houses and burnt cars. Some conspiracy theories have questioned the timing of this…

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A Florida man known online as “Palm Beach Pete” went viral in 2026 for his striking resemblance to Jeffrey Epstein.  Many online have pointed to similarities in his face, the position of his teeth, and the shape of his ears, strongly arguing that he is, in fact, Epstein using a fake name and identity.  “Palm Beach Pete” has responded to the comments about his appearance, saying that he is “not Jeffery Epstein.” He further stated, “I’m 71 years old. How many people at my age get to hang out with young kids, influencers, and really enjoy the journey?”   The controversy around “Palm Beach…

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