WOW! We had a great time meeting you all at the FreedomFest. While we had so much fun oiling you all up to help get you through those powerful days we were sad to see it end. Since some of you didn’t get the chance to visit us before our flights took off, we wanted…

You might not have noticed, but the death penalty has been in decline for decades. Half the country has done away with it, in large part thanks to Republican and Libertarian leadership and support. Of the states that still have it, over a third haven’t used it in a decade or more. On top of…

James O’Keefe established Project Veritas in 2010 as a non-profit journalism enterprise to expand upon his undercover reporting work. Today, Project Veritas investigates and exposes corruption, dishonesty, self-dealing, waste, fraud, and other misconduct in both public and private institutions to achieve a more moral, ethical, and transparent society. It also engages in litigation to protect,…

By Lawson Bader and Peter Lipsett Remember the phrase “the good old days?” It’s one that becomes more prevalent as one moves up the aging ladder. Ironically, and perhaps sadly, what was once a wistful observation about a previous era when [insert your favorite romanticized idealized action or description or hope or iconic landmark here],…

By James Clark, Steven R. Goldring, John Norton Moore, Daniel J. Pambianco, and Guy B. Roberts Greater pandemic preparedness will require improvements in infrastructure, early warning, testing, contact tracing, enhanced communication, and international cooperation, as detailed by a recent independent task force report of the Council on Foreign Relations. But simply doing better in these…

By Ariela Moscowitz, Communication Director, Decriminalize Sex Work   This year’s FreedomFest will take place minutes from the famous Wild West town of Deadwood, South Dakota. Home to legends like Calamity Jane and Alice Ivers, Deadwood was a bustling town with numerous brothels and sex workers from 1876 – 1980, when state and federal authorities…

by Amelia Janaskie One hundred years ago on August 26, 1920, women obtained the right to vote by the adoption of the 19th Amendment. The Amendment allowed them to vote and participate in political life and symbolized their expanding independence, individuality, and personal freedom. Since then, women continue to enjoy greater economic freedom.   The…

by Dr. Jay Bhattacharya The media relish negative news. “If it bleeds it leads” still holds, and perhaps it’s never been truer than in the COVID-19 era. Every day the news highlights the spread of the virus and tells the sad stories of some of its victims. And yet, much of the media does not pay…

by James Bovard   In August, I reported here on how Montgomery County, Maryland, was seeking to shut down private schools as part of their Covid-19 strategy of abolishing all risk by abolishing all freedom. As more individuals have recently tested positive for Covid, the county government is responding with a new array of iron-fisted…