Daily Wrap Up

Trump Makes It Easier For Foreign Governments To Secretly Operate US Companies
 Posted on 16 Aug 2026

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Article of the week

8 Ways To Take Down Flock Without A Sawzall
 Posted on 09 Jul 2026

Earlier this week, I shared a tweet entitled “8 Ways To Take Down Flock Without A Sawzall.” It was a follow-up to a

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Whitney Webb

The Prince and The Spy
 Posted on 12 May 2023

A TLAV investigation has found that Erik Prince, the man behind the Blackwater mercenary group, recently teamed up with

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Derrick Broze

How a Member of a Powerful Utah Family Escaped a Federal Trafficking Investigation and Reinvented Himself as an Instagram Influencer
 Posted on 02 Jul 2026

Former Utah County Attorney David Leavitt has outrun accusations of an illegal adoption and ritualistic child abuse afte

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US Foreign Policy

Why They Are Lying About Yemen & How It Impacts You
 Posted on 13 Aug 2026

In the latest episode of Foreign Policy, Robert Inlakesh explains why the media lies to the public about the war on Yeme

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Technology

Trump Creates State-Backed Private Cyberattack Force
 Posted on 14 Aug 2026

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cannabis

Cannabis Crusaders: A Modern Day Robin Hood Emerges


28 Jul 2015
 Posted by Ryan Cristián
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“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” -Edmund Burke In every great conflict, whether it be physical or political, there are always those who will be re

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Cannabis Use Reduces Grey Matter in the Brain But Increases Connectivity


28 Jul 2015
 Posted by Ryan Cristián
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Once again the internet is flush with a new batch of cannabis naysayers choosing to report a skewed version of a new study. The findings are interesting and have both good and bad results. As always,

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House Bills Could Completely Legalize Marijuana Across the U.S.


28 Jul 2015
 Posted by Ryan Cristián
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Ninety-five years ago, alcohol was deemed such a dangerous substance that it was made illegal in the United States. The prohibition of alcohol lasted thirteen years, and in that time alcohol was more

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Why Americans Need to Travel the World


28 Jul 2015
 Posted by Tim Bryant
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Backpacking can mean many things, but the idea of embarking on an open-ended journey into new unexplored lands, living minimally through a backpack and one’s own instincts, is the basic premise. Peo

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It’s Always Radioactive 100 Miles East of Philadelphia: An Analysis of Modern Nuclear Energy


27 Jul 2015
 Posted by Anthony Tyler
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Regarding the future, it can be measured and statistically quantified (although certainly never precisely) in a number of ways, some of which certain people might argue are nonexistent, and others bei

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Affordable Education and Your Best Interests


27 Jul 2015
 Posted by Andrea Alexander
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A few weeks ago, Obama proposed a plan to make the first two years of college free or more affordable for students. Everywhere you looked on the internet, people were posting comments along the lines

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