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Our federal government is so concerned with the consequences of free speech in today’s world that they have issued a National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin highlighting the dangers of speech that opposes the government.

President Joe Biden’s average approval rating has fallen under 40 percent for the first time since taking office, RealClearPolitics reports, and it comes as no surprise as the nation suffers an array of government overreach from Washington bureaucrats. 

The Biden administration is spending $30 million handing out free crack pipes in the name of "equity." We wish we were kidding.

The same party chanting to defund "systemically racist" law enforcement just over one year ago have now flipped 180 degrees.

We’ve seen the price of gas rise over 40%, energy bills soar, and grocery items increase. Everything is up. To combat the hardship on consumers in the check-out lines, businesses look to "shrinkflation" to keep consumers shopping. 

In the latest attempt to push a global totalitarian government, a University of Cambridge research paper suggests that authoritarian power be used around the world to combat the grave consequences of climate change.

If Americans can't criticize their own government and its leaders, what does the future of freedom of speech look like?

In the midst of a year full of COVID confusion, Afghanistan withdrawal failures, and border chaos, our supposed ‘unifying leader’ took 95 days of personal time away from the Oval Office. 

Diminishing standards in the California public school system are setting up a subgroup of students for failure and causing them to be more impoverished and reliant on government support than any past generation of students.

New York City has officially passed a measure that will give noncitizens the right to vote in local elections, paving the way for easy election fraud.