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The DOJ’s probe into Black Lives Matter reveals what happens when activism becomes an enterprise — where moral outrage meets accounting, and the revolution’s receipts tell a story the slogans never could.
The Revolution Will Be Monetized Read More »
Baltimore State Senator Dalya Attar’s arrest reads like a spy thriller gone wrong—hidden cameras, kompromat, and a family-cop conspiracy.
Dalya Attar Turned Local Office into a Blackmail Machine Read More »
James Comey’s fall from FBI saint to federal defendant proves one thing: when the swamp canonizes you, it’s only a matter of time before you drown in the holy water.
James Comey: The Patron Saint of Bureaucratic Self-Love Read More »
America’s justice databases can’t even get the basics right. When racial identity depends on a decades-old drop-down menu, the numbers guiding national policy become less truth than technological folklore.
The Statistical Mirage of Race in American Crime Data Read More »
A senior aide to Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey was arrested after kilos of cocaine were shipped to his state office building.
Massachusetts Gov Office Drug Ring Read More »
Chicago’s sanctuary experiment just hit rock bottom — a woman was raped by an illegal immigrant, and Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first instinct was to correct the grammar.
Brandon Johnson’s Moral Blind Spot in the Chicago Rape Case Read More »
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her former bodyguard, Jeffrey Vappie, were indicted on federal charges, including fraud, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice. But boy, it was living LARGE for a while…
LaToya Cantrell: Gucci Mayor, Creative Traveller Read More »
The King of the Swamp Rats finds himself swimming in a vast ocean all alone and only himself to blame. Swept out to sea by a hurricane of his own making.
John Brennan: The Swamp Rat Who Dug His Own Hole Read More »
As a candidate, Krasner touted the elimination of cash bail as a cornerstone of reform. As D.A., he has turned that ideal into a cynical procedural ploy — one that has now cost innocent lives.
Philadelphia’s Experiment with Painless Justice Meets Reality Read More »
Letitia James’ pattern of fraud and perjury is well documented and goes back all the way to 1983. How a “rule-of-law” brand keeps tripping over its own paper trail.
Letitia James: Forty Years, Dozens of Deeds Read More »
