Article Source Every single headline from any mainstream media source that calls attention to people raising concerns about vaccines–or in this case, protesting the recent SB277 bill that was signed into law in California State,...
Read MoreSource Prof. Bennett L. Gershman of Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, in his most recent Huffington Post blog titled Judge Drops Ball in “Grid Kid Slaying” Case, comments on yet another instance of blatant...
Read MoreArticle Source During Columbus Day weekend in 2003, John Giuca had an impromptu party on the night of Oct. 11. Mark Fisher, 19, was a sophomore at Fairfield University in Connecticut, where he was on the dean’s list and studying...
Read MoreArticle Source In September of 2003, John Giuca was a college student, studying Criminal Justice at the prestigious John Jay University in New York City. But just two years later, his life would grind to a screeching halt when...
Read MoreArticle Source A New York City man who has been fighting for 14 years to clear his name in the 2003 murder of a Fairfield University football player hit another roadblock in his legal battle on Tuesday as the New York State...
Read MoreArticle Source Thursday, 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) continued her criticisms of President Donald Trump over his comments about a potential United States response to a recent attack on...
Read MoreHi, This report is a good one. Shows how corrupt the Australian Government is now become, actually stooping so low to censor public submissions! If you’re still in Switzerland at present, you will appreciate what they say about...
Read MoreThe Headline Purdue Pharma reaches another settlement and files for bankruptcy The Grind Purdue Pharma filed for bankruptcy protection this Sunday as part of a $10 billion deal that settles roughly half of the 2,200+ lawsuits...
Read MoreOn September 19th, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers, Attorney General Josh Kaul, Representative Melissa Sargent (D-48), and Senator Lena Taylor (D-4) held a press conference calling on the Legislature to violate the Second...
Read MoreArticle Source Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers said Thursday that he would consider requiring assault weapon owners to sell such guns back to the government, sparking an instant backlash from Republican legislators. The GOP’s...
Read MoreArticle Source A St. Paul, Minnesota, man was shot and killed Wednesday after leaving a Bible study class, police say. The incident occurred at around 8:40 Wednesday evening as a group of people were leaving Albans Church of God...
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