When a semi-anonymous social media user declared that the federal government had targeted her in a bizarre entrapment scheme, the paranoid claim snowballed into a more disturbing revelation: the Pentagon appears to be breaking the law by paying conservative influencers to track, surveil, and propagandize Americans.

by Tyler Durden

After the US was essentially forced to conduct a major and rapid draw down of forces from the Gulf and Mideast region in the wake of Iran's 'unexpectedly' large retaliation for Operation Epic Fury, it seems all that Washington is left to do is arm regional allies to the teeth and wish them the best.

Bev Turner is joined in Washington, D.C. by AI entrepreneur Bryan Talebi (Ahura AI & Future of Humanity Foundation) to expose the questionable narrative behind Jacob Coxon's viral AI whistleblower post. Within 24 hours of going live, an account with no prior history received over 100 million views—raising immediate red flags for industry insiders, tech leaders, and X owner Elon Musk. Is this genuine concern for AI safety, or a calculated operation designed to enforce regulatory capture and stifle open-source competition?

What’s the point in celebrating the Constitution one day a year if we permit the government to violate it the other 364?

September 17 marks the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution, a document designed not merely to establish a government but to restrain it.

Yet restraint is in increasingly short supply.

Across the political spectrum, Americans continue to tolerate abuses of power so long as those abuses are carried out by the “right” people, against the “wrong” people, or in the name of some emergency deemed too important to question.

The Biden White House spent four years pressuring social media companies to silence Americans who disagreed with it.

Now a civil liberties report out of the United Kingdom shows exactly where that road leads.

Britain just arrested 62,199 people for online speech – and the American Left is watching every move.

Posted by Tyler Durden: Authored by Troy Myers via The Epoch Times,

A circuit judge in Missouri is set to begin weighing on Sept. 14 agrochemical giant Monsanto's proposal of a $7.25 billion settlement for tens of thousands of lawsuits alleging that the company's popular Roundup weedkiller causes cancer.

Posted by Tyler Durden;  Authored by Andrew P. Napolitano via Ron Paul Institute,

A failed war does not end when the drones stop flying. It creates a new danger: A government that refuses to admit defeat and a president who, having failed abroad, seeks muscular victories elsewhere.

by Jason Ditz, antiwar.com

Following weeks of offensives against the Ali al-Taher Ridge, Israeli forces carried out massive underground detonations against what they say were tunnels belonging to Hezbollah. The detonations were said to involve 1,000 tonnes of explosives, and created a detectable earthquake that could be felt as far away as Sidon.

Joe Chalfant, townhall.com

A report from the Telegraph revealed that the first ministers of the set of countries will attend the meeting on Monday to sign an agreement which will call for referendums to dissolve their membership in the United Kingdom.

by Andrew Korybko, substack.com

The consequent expansion of US financial influence throughout the Pakistani economy will greatly reduce the chances that Pakistan ever regains its already flimsy sovereignty.