Category: Assault On America
On April 29, 2026, the Supreme Court decided that protecting minority voting rights is unconstitutional if you do it too well. Let that sentence sit with you for a moment. The highest court in the land ruled, 6-3, that Louisiana cannot draw congressional districts that actually reflect the racial makeup of its population because doing so relies too much on race. The case is Louisiana v. Callais, and it represents the most significant demolition of the Voting Rights Act since the law was passed in 1965. Here is what happened in plain terms. Louisiana has six congressional districts. Roughly one-third...
The Quiet Threat Speaks for Itself The question deserves repeating, Why Did Why Trump Attend the Supreme Court Hearing? When a sitting president walks into the Supreme Court chamber during an active case, that’s not a show of confidence. That’s a visit from the landlord. On April 1, 2026, Donald Trump became the first sitting White House occupant in American history to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court. Read that again slowly. The White House sent its principal — the man whose executive order is literally on trial — to sit in the gallery and watch his lawyers argue...
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and recent Columbia University graduate, was detained by federal immigration agents. This unprecedented action has sparked demonstrations and debates about the use of immigration enforcement in political contexts. Khalil, known for his advocacy rather than violence, was arrested without being charged with a crime, highlighting a use of power that seems to target his free speech rather than any unlawful activity which should concern us all. Khalil’s detention drew outrage from civil rights groups and free speech advocates, who accused the administration of using its immigration enforcement powers to squelch criticism of Israel. — apnews.com Trump...
There’s been a lot of fuss lately about Apple’s move to take themselves out of the encryption loop when it comes to having access to your private data that you store on products you purchase from them. Apple will no longer have access to the private keys that can decrypt the information on your personal devices. Google quickly followed suit. The decision makes them unable to comply with law enforcement’s request for your private information. The move was celebrated by users concerned with the privacy of things they save on devices that have become ubiquitous to modern life. That ubiquity...
UPDATED — Nov. 26 St. Louis County Police Scanner The ongoing fight in Ferguson in protest of the police murder of Mike Brown. If these streams go down and you know of another please leave the link in the comments. Also check the live stream of information from Reddit http://www.reddit.com/live/tdrph3y49ftn/ #ferguson Tweets Incident Google map of incidences in Ferguson: https://mapsengine.google.com/map/embed?mid=zQXCU9jTCWt8.k_AxWZwk4ODM Jaylon CarterJaylon Carter is a blogger, social media marketing consultant, former Congressional Campaign Media & Communications Director, national labor union vice block leader, and a Hip Hop artist who performs under the stage name Timid (@timidmc). www.IndiePundit.com
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