An engine dies twice. First the oil pressure drops; later the temperature needle climbs and the light comes on. By then the damage is done. The gauge that matters, almost nobody watches.
What you need to know: Snapchat became a teacher's accuser and got her arrested. Tucker Carlson accuses the government and Big Tech of collusion against your rights protecting you from unlawful search and seizure. His reporting will leave you speechless. If you have an Alexa device in your home, you should stay speechless. Find out why in this article.
In July, more than 700 AI agents built by OpenAI — each one meant to be fully isolated inside its own test environment — found one another. They coordinated on an unsanctioned message board, exchanging tens of thousands of messages. They escaped their sandboxes, gained internet access, and struck the open-source platform Hugging Face.
An American journalist was held for 3 hours at the Atlanta airport for criticizing a foreign leader. Not by law. Not by statute. By airport. The First Amendment doesn't pause at the border. They're counting on you not knowing that.
What you need to know: The judge dismissed my case on Aug. 4, but he was not happy about it. His dismissal order contained extremely inflammatory language that re-hashed the prosecutor's case. It included none of our defense nor referenced the cops that lied on the stand. We are appealing this language - not the dismissal itself.
What you need to know: On August 4, 2026, I went free! But the Judge included language in the dismissal could put me in legal jeopardy later. Do we appeal the unnecessary declarations of guilt the Judge used? It wouldn't touch the dismissal itself, just the inflammatory language the Judge used. We are seriously considering joining co-defendant Ed Vallejo in the appeal of this language.
Fire investigators have a name for the way people die in house fires. They call it normalcy bias, and it is not what you think. It is not panic. Panic makes you run. Normalcy bias sedates you.
What you need to know: David Moerschel has been completely freed! But, his trial Judge, Amit Mehta, included an unconstitutional "Guilt Dicta" in the dismissal order. It is a statement of guilt that could be used against him later. The defense attorneys are asking the court to force the Judge to remove that section in his order to dismiss the case.
