If you use a VPN, you can't even make a restaurant reservation without some site blocking you for using a VPN. What they want to do of course is to force you to turn off your VPN. The end result is the IP address becomes your identity. This is such a fundamental issue to protect on the Internet that it is not acceptable to just accept a VPN block. I explain to you how they block VPNs. But this time I offer you solutions to counter VPN blocking that preserves your privacy. No solution is 100% but we don't have to be victims. Rob Braxman reports.

Louisiana's Health Department told her she couldn’t work because her business wasn’t needed. How does the government know if a business is needed? The market should decide. Bureaucrats say blocking businesses like hers helps “limit the burden on regulators." That is absurd. “That’s just not a legitimate excuse that the government doesn’t have enough money to administer people’s constitutional rights.” says Anastasia Boden of the Pacific Legal Foundation. She’s helping Newell-Davis sue Louisiana.

Credible reports indicate that the Iranian people have taken over Teheran and are destroying IRGC forces, killing members of the Revolutionary Guard, and are burning down hundreds of mosques in their move to reclaim their country from the theocratic monsters who have destroyed the lives and lifestyles of Iran for the last 45 years. Mahyar Tousi reports.

Ben Franklin warned, America has "a republic, if you can keep it." If. He wasn't sure the great experiment would last. Americans "went out into the untamed wilderness and established towns and cities that really didn't have to lean on a central government in order to function.” says Linnea Lueken of Heartland Institute. That self-reliance made America successful. Unfortunately, today people say, “Problem? There ought to be a law!” But the more government “fixes” things, the more control politicians have over us, and the less freedom we have. That’s not what the founders wanted.