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Latest Posts
September 26, 2026
Does Newborn Social Security Paperwork Automatically Open a Trump Account?
Katrina Vide
Requesting a newborn Social Security number is not shown in current federal guidance to automatically open a Trump Account by itself. But SSA did announce…
September 26, 2026
Did a Trump Ally Really Predict Martial Law Around November 3? Tracing the Israel, Iran and Al-Aqsa Claim
Sherafgan Khan
A viral video by Dravon Thatcher links Peter Ticktin’s warning about possible martial law around the November 3 midterms to Iran, Al-Aqsa and the Third…
September 25, 2026
Is the Delta Passenger Back-Surgery Lawsuit Really Frivolous? Why His Mid-Flight Complaint Matters
Sherafgan Khan
Rolando Jimenez says another passenger occupied part of his Delta seat, forcing him to sit twisted for 5½ hours before undergoing back surgery. The lawsuit…
September 25, 2026
Nolan Wells’s Phone Came Back Without Him: What the GPS, Life360 and Deleted Snapchat Data Actually Show
Sherafgan Khan
Nolan Wells’s phone came back from Horn Island. Nolan did not. Newly disclosed forensic evidence reconstructs the device’s movements, identifies Snapchat messages that were later…
September 24, 2026
Why Do Aircraft Carriers Spray Water on Themselves? The Navy’s Countermeasure Washdown System Explained
Sherafgan Khan
When an aircraft carrier suddenly disappears beneath what looks like its own rainstorm, the Navy is not simply washing the deck. Countermeasure washdown systems are…
September 24, 2026
You Can Wash Clothes With Liquid CO₂. So Why Isn’t It Everywhere?
Sherafgan Khan
Clothes really can be washed in liquid carbon dioxide instead of water. The idea was commercialized nearly 30 years ago but ran into stubborn problems…
September 24, 2026
The Flag on the Moon Was Never Going to Last Forever
Sherafgan Khan
More than half a century after Apollo 11, the American flags left on the Moon have been battered by ultraviolet radiation, vacuum and extreme temperatures….
September 24, 2026
Why Can I Hear My Heartbeat in My Ear When I Cover It?
Sherafgan Khan
That strange rhythmic thumping, whooshing or “dog panting” sound that appears when you cover your ear can really be your own heartbeat. Research shows that…
September 24, 2026
Flock in Reverse: SparrowMap Tracks Police Cars. Fusion Centers Are Watching.
Katrina Vide
SparrowMap is an open-source counter-surveillance network built to identify and publish police-vehicle sightings. A Massachusetts fusion center has now included the project in an intelligence…
September 24, 2026
Why Were Mister Rogers’ Antiwar “Conflict” Episodes Removed? What Ms. Rachel Got Right About the Five “Lost” Episodes
Sherafgan Khan
Ms. Rachel is right about something many people have forgotten: Fred Rogers devoted five episodes of *Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood* to an arms race driven by…
September 24, 2026
Susan Collins FBI Investigation: What the Navatek Evidence Actually Shows
Tom Goodheart
Federal records establish that Navatek executives illegally routed government-contractor money to a super PAC supporting Susan Collins and through conduit donors to her campaign. Collins…
September 24, 2026
Was King Leopold II’s Congo a Genocide? Why the Answer Is Still Disputed
Elle Dayan
King Leopold II’s Congo Free State used forced labor, hostage-taking, mutilation and lethal violence on an enormous scale. But whether the system legally or historically…