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  • The legal fight to stop geoengineering begins
    America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Clayton J. Baker – A veteran litigation firm steps forward to confront geoengineering through legal action. Attorney Blake Horwitz explains accountability strategies, whistleblower protections, and growing legal scrutiny of climate modification practices while calling on pilots, scientists, and experts to help expose environmental and public health harms...
    58 min
  • Title IX and the fight for equal athletic opportunities
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Title IX opens doors for generations of girls, but fairness in sports faces a new test. Female athletes watch records, scholarships, and championships slip away as biological differences are ignored. States act, parents speak, and the Supreme Court weighs a defining question. Protecting opportunity, dignity, and fair play remains essential for girls and young women across schools and communities nationwide...
    58 min
  • Border defense, regime change raids, and global uprising
    Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Nate Cain – Wyatt discusses legal frameworks for U.S. action, including terrorism sponsorship charges, and highlights the Venezuela raid's demonstration of superior U.S. capabilities—overwhelming air defenses and executing a precise capture. He contrasts this with Iran's complexities, suggesting targeted operations or support for protesters while...
    58 min
  • The federal record tied to Obama that stopped cold
    The Tenpenny Files – A routine investigation leads an Ohio private investigator into a federal identity record tied to Barack Obama that refuses to reconcile. As legal challenges collapse before evidence is heard, unanswered questions emerge about courts, government agencies, and accountability at the highest levels. The unresolved record raises lasting concerns about eligibility, power, and who decides what the public is...
    58 min
  • New data shows historic drop in crime and overdose deaths across US
    The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – According to federal health data, deaths caused by drug overdoses—particularly fentanyl—have fallen sharply. This represents a reversal of one of the deadliest public health crises in modern American history. Streets are safer. Communities are stabilizing. Death rates are falling. Despite claims that America is more dangerous, more divided, and more...
    58 min
  • SCIENCE, a victim of COVID, we need to talk about
    Byrne Unscripted with Martha Byrne – COVID reshapes American life while exposing fractures in science, medicine, and public trust. As frontline doctors confront the virus, one physician’s rapid progress collides with federal power and legal prosecution. The story examines how politics, narrative control, and centralized authority threaten scientific independence during crisis, leaving truth, progress, and lives at risk...
    58 min
  • State failures and overreach are hiding in plain sight
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Media fixation on Washington often ignores growing abuses at the state level. From social media warnings in New York to DMV failures in California, voter roll issues across multiple states, and troubling actions by officials and journalists, state and local governments increasingly mirror the same overreach Americans expect from federal power...
    58 min
  • Acute kidney failure behind the excess deaths
    The Tenpenny Files – Acute kidney failure emerges as a hidden driver of excess deaths in the Covid era, cutting across age and health status. Drawing on millions of death records, John Beaudoin examines hospital incentives, drug protocols, and statistical blind spots that obscure causality, while tracing how medical systems and courts fail to investigate, acknowledge, or address systemic harm...
    58 min
  • Minnesota case study: The street is not the courtroom
    The Human Equation with Joe Pangaro – This tragedy is not an isolated event. Across the country, assaults on law enforcement officers have risen sharply, with federal officials citing dramatic increases in attacks on officers in recent years. These confrontations are not the product of policing tactics alone; they are also the result of a cultural shift that encourages defiance, distrust, and hostility toward...
    58 min
  • Pharmaceuticals disguised as healthcare
    Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – Pharmaceuticals dominate modern healthcare while questions about safety, consent, and accountability remain discouraged. I explore the historical roots of pharmakeia, examine legal protections shielding the industry, and share Dr. Stephanie Coxon’s experience to challenge vaccine taboos, defend parental rights, and expose a system where profit masquerades as healing...
    58 min

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