Since 2020, several U.S. states have introduced or enacted legislation to address the liability protections granted to vaccine manufacturers under the federal Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act of 2005 and the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986. The PREP Act provides broad legal immunity to manufacturers, […]
The Battle of Athens Part I: Why Was I Never Taught THIS Event in U.S. History?
This Article was Originally Published on the Author’s Substack. Portion of a mural in Athens, Tennessee, artist unknown. Photo by MPM I hated history in high school. Loathed it. U.S. history, European history, you name it. As soon as I cracked open the tome in front of me and started […]
Letters to 13 State Attorneys General to Consider Investigating and Prosecuting CDC Officials for Reckless Endangerment or Similar Crimes
Attorney Edward A. Berkovich recently sent letters to the attorneys general for Wyoming, New Hampshire, Kentucky, Kansas, Texas, Indiana, Alaska, Alabama, Arizona, Tennessee, Montana, Florida, and Utah, encouraging them to consider state-level action to investigate and prosecute Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officials for reckless endangerment or similar […]
Family Music Group Credenda Fights Censorship in New Single
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, family music group Credenda shares their start in music, passion for the arts, and ongoing fight against censorship. The group has struggled with being “shadow banned” from different platforms for speaking out for liberty and against censorship. Their new single, “Crying From the Ground,” is an […]