Newsom Lies in Rejecting Sirhan Parole in RFK Assassination
Despite his claims, California’s governor never investigated or disproved evidence that there was another shooter who killed Robert F. Kennedy.
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Doug Mastriano Is a Clear and Present Danger to Democracy
The Pennsylvania governor’s race in November will impact election integrity for the entire nation in 2024.
The Copper Crunch That’s Jeopardizing Climate Goals
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Restoring Faith in Elections One Doubter at a Time
A North Carolina poll worker is on a personal mission to instill confidence in the voting process.
Republicans Prove Joe Biden Was Vice President and Little Else
In their impeachment inquiry, one Republican after another trotted out the same unproven allegations that “the Bidens” committed crimes, without specifying what those crimes were, providing evidence, or even showing that Joe Biden was involved in any way at all.
Trump, Confused About Calendar, Goes on Another Late-Night Rant
Donald Trump thinks he should have been indicted three years ago… for crimes he hadn’t even committed yet and before Joe Biden became president.
New York Testimony Highlights Need to Televise Trump Trials
The New York civil fraud case against Donald Trump shows why next year’s criminal cases must be televised. Americans deserve to get an unfiltered look at the allegations, the evidence, and the witness testimony to make up their own minds.
Three Boys Found a T. Rex Fossil. A Denver Museum Is Working to Reveal It
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France Ponders a Hard Swing to the Right. Can the US Be Far Behind?
Recent European Parliament elections resulted in a surprise surge from the right. Could the US be about to experience a similar phenomenon?
House Ethics Panel: Some Accusations Against Gaetz Merit Additional Review
The House Ethics Committee announced Tuesday that it would end some of the investigations into the behavior of MAGA firebrand Matt Gaetz (R-FL) but begin others.
Enforced Conformity is Deadly for Democracy
Lately, from conversations and reading posts on the Web, I have been struck by how many people have developed hardened positions on the assassination of JFK based on inadequate information. Lots of people, for example, are unaware of the extraordinary number of witnesses who told stories that ran counter to the official version produced by […]
US Government Experiments on Americans—LSD and MKULTRA
When the promising young American artist Stanley Glickman reluctantly accepted a drink from some pushy Americans who chatted him up in a café in Paris, he had no idea his beverage would send him into permanent Alice in Wonderland. A little-known story about MKULTRA, US government LSD experiments on American citizens, and one such citizen.