A public school program gives girls as young as 13 years old access to hormone-altering drugs—without their parents’ consent.

The mainstream media is now admitting that the Walmart stores they claimed closed over “plumbing problems” have since been converted into detention centers.

A congresswoman is exposing the horrific immigration system in which mothers seeking asylum are separated from their children with no warning.

While California places drastic restrictions on the amount of water residents are allowed to use each day, Nestlé is stealing millions of gallons of water with no repercussions.

On the 50th anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination, his son is openly calling for a new investigation and admitting that he believes the wrong man was convicted of his father’s murder.

A judge suggested that citizens should be forced to dull the edges of their kitchen knives, in order to help decrease the country’s staggering rate of knife crimes.

Disturbing statistics show that government agencies killed 2.3 million wild animals last year—and 1.3 million of which were native species.

Files released by the FBI revealed that pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was given a lenient plea deal after he “provided information to the FBI as agreed upon.”

There is now a law in one state that bans child marriage, seeking to end a disgusting trend that has impacted children as young as 10 years old.

After a homeowner was sent to the hospital with severe burns when a natural gas explosion damaged his home, the city threatened him with fines for not mowing his lawn.

As members of Congress vote to confirm Gina Haspel as the next director of the CIA, the majority of her record and her experience overseeing illegal torture programs remains classified.

Given the current state of American public schools, it is no wonder that teenagers are turning to the internet and emulating the outrageous “role models” they find online.

If parents deprived their children of food and water until they died, they would be charged with child abuse. But when the state does it, it is called health care.

The suspected gunman in the Waffle House shooting is still on the loose and his record shows that he was interviewed by the FBI and his guns were seized after an incident last year.

25 years ago today, the U.S. government used chemical weapons on American civilians, which resulted in the death of nearly 80 men, women, and children.