Why is it that in spite of rampant sexual misconduct among police officers, this group has managed to escape the spotlight? Fear and intimidation.

2017 was a year that vindicated those who the media has constantly referred to conspiracy theorists, exposing the establishment in the process.

A man who admitted to repeatedly sexually abusing a 12-year-old escapes jail as a father and son are sentenced to years in prison for selling a plant.

A federal judge in Chicago just banned former Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert, from being around anyone under the age of 18.

Americans are funding a massive child rape operation—to the tune of $70 billion—and most people could not care less.

A former child trafficking victim is speaking out and backed up by evidence exposing a massive multistate criminal operation tied to politicians, heads of state and the mafia.

Despite 93 members of Congress requesting information on the horrific sexual abuse of children by US allies in Afghanistan, the Pentagon has denied it.

As Hollywood abuse finally gets the coverage it deserves in the media, the massive problem of police sexual abuse remains under-reported and taboo.

YouTube Moderators are calling out the platform for ignoring reports of abusive content, and allowing thousands of sexual predators to flourish.

#FreeCyntoiaBrown has surfaced on social media in a push to free a young woman who was sentenced to life as a child for killing a man who bought her for sex.