By Taxpayers Association of Oregon OregonWatchdog.com Oregon independent journalist Kevin Dahlgren reports on how governments and businesses are using spikes to ward off homeless. Watch his video below and support his work. . This is known as ‘Hostile Architecture’ these spikes

By Taxpayers Association of Oregon Foundation, A man who bilked the state of Oregon of $1.8 million in carbon credits that he later sold to buy trucks and motorcycles pleaded guilty to charges of racketeering, tax evasion and first-degree theft. A

As US veterans rally to shield Afghan allies from deportation, a sweeping crackdown on immigration threatens to undermine America’s promises, credibility, and core values—leaving those who fought alongside our troops at risk in the face of government overreach. Veterans Step Up

A close adviser to New York City (NYC) Mayor Eric Adams was suspended late Wednesday after she gave a reporter a potato chip bag full of money during a campaign event earlier that day. Katie Honan, a reporter for THE CITY,

Texas state Rep. Nicole Collier abruptly bailed on a conference call with California Governor Gavin Newsom and other Democrats after she was advised that she was potentially committing a felony by participating while in a Capitol restroom. On Wednesday, the Ft.

Cracker Barrel continues to insult its loyal customers as it tries to give the restaurant chain a facelift no one asked for. Fans of the country-themed restaurant chain were still seething about a remodel of the interiors when another change dropped,

A Newsmax makeup artist who worked on host Greta Van Susteren’s show was shot and killed by her own son in Virginia on Sunday. After receiving a report of a shooting that morning, the Arlington County Police rushed to an apartment

Hillary Clinton’s ability to practice law in Arkansas may be under review following an ethics complaint from a government watchdog group. Democracy Restored, a group that says its aim is “shedding light on the actions of unelected bureaucrats,” filed the complaint

Conservative talk radio host Erick Erickson is no fan of the government potentially taking an equity stake in computer chip manufacturer Intel, declaring the idea to be “socialism” in a scathing rant. During a Tuesday CNBC appearance, Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick