Maxwell Hare and John Kinsman Last month, two members of the New York chapter of the Proud Boys, Maxwell Hare and John Kinsman were sentenced for four years in prison related to a brawl last year near the Metropolitian Republican Club. The men went to the venue to attend a comedy show by Gavin McInnes. When the event was over, masked anarchists ambushed them around a street corner, but the Proud Boys... 

A group of Brown University students want to abolish all prisons “in the name of justice” because they are “racist” and “punishment at any stage doesn’t guarantee any kind of growth.” “The end goal is to not have prisons as any form of incarceration,” student Grace Austin, a member of the group called RailRoad, said at a teach-in called “Prison Abolition 101” held early this... 

Commenting on his findings, the conspiracy theorist claimed that the video and audio recordings examined by him confirm that both Russia and NASA are well aware of the fact that aliens frequently visit the ISS. Scott C. Waring, a prolific hunter of things extraterrestrial who previously spied a “sarcophagus” on Mars and discovered a sunken “Asian Atlantis” off the coast of... 

Data from crowdfunding site GoFundMe reveals more than 26,000 biological females are seeking financial assistance to have “top surgery” — or an elective double mastectomy — in order to appear more masculine. A read through some of the statements by females asking for funds elicits some similarities, especially sadness. “August” of Chicago wrote: This is a surgery I have been dreaming of... 

Legislation with bipartisan support that would restore the rights of Holocaust-era insurance beneficiaries to recover billions in unclaimed payments left behind after World War II has been introduced in the U.S. Congress by jewish Representative, Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Due to federal court rulings and a failure by insurance companies to adequately publish the names of recipients and pay these claims,... 

If you “manspread” on the subway in Los Angeles, you could be $75 poorer after your ride and eventually banned from using public transport. Riders who spread their legs a little too much will be fined in accordance with the city’s draconian new “metro manners” rules which have also banned chewing gum. According to CBS LA, more than 3,000 people have been fined for “metro manners” infractions... 

Google is attempting to take a giant stride into the future with the release of Stadia, an exclusively streaming gaming platform, but that step forward has turned into a massive stumble as the technology is far from ready. With its founder’s edition now out in the wild, reviews have been rolling in and it’s not a pretty picture. IGN describes the launch as “rocky.” The Verge reveals Stadia... 

Massachusetts State Police have become the first law enforcement agency in the US to use robotic dogs, in a first that has critics warning that the machines could be weaponized in the future. WBUR News reports that the metal dogs, made by Boston Dynamics (DARPA funded), have been leased to the police and used on multiple occasions in active law enforcement incidents since August. The robots, named... 

Students at the University of Notre Dame are calling for “white authors” to be removed from the university curriculum in order to “decolonize” the university. According to the student activists, “diversifying the canon” by removing white men “helps eliminate the violence of only privileging white scholarship.” According to a report by The College Fix, a student activist group at the... 

Even in our polarized and right vs. left political paradigm, there is one thing both republicans and democrats can agree on: The federal government should have vast snooping powers and conduct mass surveillance on everyone. They simply disagree over who should be in charge of abusing those excessive powers. The impeachment circus did one thing successfully. It took attention from the government’s... 

Embattled biotech company Monsanto will pay a hefty fine for stockpiling over 72kg of highly dangerous pesticide and spraying it on “research crops,” even after it was banned by the US government. Monsanto acknowledged that it used methyl parathion, the active ingredient in Penncap-M, on corn seed and other crops on the Hawaii island of Maui back in 2014, knowing that it was prohibited by the... 

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg The world’s first atomic bomb was detonated on July 16, 1945, in the New Mexican desert — a result of a highly secretive effort code-named the Manhattan Project, whose nerve center lay nearby in Los Alamos. Just 49 months later, the Soviets detonated a nearly identical device in Central Asia, and Washington’s monopoly on nuclear arms abruptly ended. How Moscow managed... 

A man from Montana has gone to the extreme lengths of getting a vasectomy in order to “fight climate change.” Wes Siler, a 38-year-old anti-Trump liberal, writes in OutsideOnline that as soon as he got engaged to his beautiful fiancée last year, he “started planning for the future. It wasn’t just my dog Wiley and me against the world anymore. All of a sudden, I started thinking ten to 20... 

Welp here’s yet another sign of how society is dumbing down, how fast we are sliding towards that movie scenario IDIOCRACY. Here, see for your self: It looks like a Minecraft car or an unrendered PC graphics image… or a bad imagination from the 80s movies of how cars would look like in the future. And this is the interior… You basically just have a tablet, oh yeah, that’s... 

A liberal “dark money” group that received millions of dollars from George Soros’s advocacy network, records show, is behind a seven-figure ad blitz urging vulnerable Republicans in swing districts to support the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. The ads, which were scheduled to air this week on “Fox and Friends” in the Washington, D.C., market and in 13 GOP-held congressional...