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A felony warrant has been issued — not for the Dakota Access Pipeline employee who pointed a loaded rifle at water protectors — but for the man who defused the situation nonviolently.

Cash, precious metals, bitcoin, and even prepaid cards will all be subject to confiscation if authorities even think someone is associated with terrorism.

A new study finds African Americans are, in fact, killed by police three times more often than their white counterparts.

Following in the US' footsteps, Germany will create a center of defense against fake news — a purely fictitious problem — in advance of its elections next year.

An Oregon couple is facing stiff consequences because the government says they don't have a right to the water in their own 40-year-old pond.

Whistle-blowing cop Dominick Izzo has come forward again to set the record straight — holding police accountable isn't "anti-cop, it's anti-bulls**t."

Journalist Ben Swann thoroughly explains why the DEA's decision to list CBD oil and other cannabinoids under Schedule I is not only absurd, but the agency doesn't have the power to do so.

President Obama signed into law the 2017 NDAA and its Orwellian countering foreign propaganda provisions — all but making censorship official policy.

Newly revealed documents finally show the bizarre and complex guidelines Facebook uses to censor content and remove posts.

Edward Snowden just went on an epic Twitter rant, utterly destroying an error-filled congressional report about him that constituted a vapid hit piece.