When Elites Resort to Smears: RAND Researcher’s Meltdown Over AI Images

Dr. Adejare Atanda of RAND Corporation responded to criticism with personal insults instead of addressing the critique. He accused the critic of racism while engaging in character assassination, revealing hypocrisy in his professional persona. This incident highlights how elites aim to silence independent journalists, fearing democratized access to journalism through AI tools.

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From RAND to Random: When a Biosecurity Researcher Punches Down Over AI Images

Dr. Adejare Atanda, a senior researcher at RAND Corporation, critiques AI misuse yet undermines individuals using AI for creative tasks on social media. His condescending online behavior contrasts sharply with his serious professional role. This hypocrisy highlights a broader issue of elitism in the discourse surrounding AI, questioning whether experts truly understand its empowering potential.

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Medium’s War on Independent Journalists: How the Platform Silences the Wrong Voices

Michael Phillips laments Medium’s suppression of investigative journalism, detailing his experience of having his accounts abruptly suspended without explanation. He argues that the platform discriminates against serious topics like political corruption and family court issues, prioritizing corporate interests over independent reporting. This trend threatens freedom of the press and accountability.

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Silenced Without Cause: How Medium Is Failing Journalists and Censoring Investigative Reporting

Michael Phillips highlights the troubling suspension of his journalism account by Medium without clarity on policy violations. He argues that the platform’s vague moderation policies threaten accountability, particularly for independent journalists. Medium’s practices risk censoring vital investigative work, raising concerns about digital publishing’s commitment to free speech and transparency.

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When “Protect and Serve” Fails: The Alarming Case of Frederick Officer James Dodson

When a police officer uses department-issued devices to allegedly solicit minors and possess child sexual abuse material, the failure isn’t just personal—it’s institutional. The case of Frederick Police Corporal James Dodson exposes a disturbing truth: Maryland’s system too often protects the uniform over the innocent. Taxpayers footed the bill for his paycheck even as the investigation unfolded, revealing just how deeply broken our public accountability systems have become.

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Where Did the Billions Go? Wes Moore Turned Hogan’s Surplus Into a Deficit Disaster

Since taking office in January 2023, Governor Wes Moore has turned Maryland’s $5.5 billion surplus into a projected $3 billion deficit due to overspending. Critics highlight increased education costs without accountability, expanded bureaucracies, prioritization of undocumented residents, and green initiatives. Many Marylanders feel the burden of this financial decline and demand accountability.

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The Privatization of Reality: How Big Tech Became the New Government

Powerful corporations have effectively privatized reality, transforming from platforms to unaccountable authorities shaping public discourse through algorithms. The government’s outsourcing of censorship to these tech giants undermines constitutional protections, leading to manipulated information and diminished public consent. Citizens must reclaim the public square for a truly democratic society.

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The New Warlords: How Private Corporations Replaced Governments in the Name of Freedom

The post discusses the rise of corporate power following the fall of the Berlin Wall, highlighting the outsourcing of government functions to private companies in areas like military operations, prisons, and intelligence. It argues that this shift has led to a system prioritizing profit over public welfare, fostering neo-feudalism and diminishing democratic oversight.

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Two Schools. Two Kids. No Court Order. Why I’m Investigating a Disturbing Attempted Child Removal in San Marcos.

On May 1, 2025, officials from various agencies attempted to remove Giselle Smiel’s children from school without legal authorization or notification. Despite no court order and no emergencies declared, this incident highlights serious violations of parental rights and due process. An investigation has been launched to uncover the circumstances behind this alarming event.

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Still No Justice: How the Military’s Family Advocacy Program Becomes a Weapon Against Its Own

The military’s treatment of servicemembers facing false allegations reveals a troubling parallel to family court, which can lead to significant, often irreversible consequences. Investigations by the Family Advocacy Program, lacking due process, can result in punitive actions without evidence. This damaging system undermines national security and calls for urgent reform and accountability.

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