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Dedicated to providing Alternative News and Unbiased Reporting for those tired of the mainstream media. Our Real Stories, Live Coverage, and Pressing News cover topics from social unrest to true crime. We feature Documentary Pieces and In-Depth Interviews that the media avoids, embracing Citizen Journalism and highlighting under-reported events. Tune in to our channel for daily updates on the most pressing news, and become a part of our growing community that values truth and transparency. Don"t

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00:24:03

NYC's Next Mayor Wants DUI & Sexual Assault to Be LEGAL

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2025/09/27

Here we go again - New York City is about to elect a Democratic Socialist who wants to defund the police, eliminate misdemeanor charges, and ban Jewish nonprofits from fundraising. Zoron Mdani pushed to cut 1,300 officers from the NYPD in 2022, called police "racist and wicked," and now wants to abolish charges for sexual misconduct, DUI, theft, and drug possession. But don't worry - now that he's running for mayor, he's suddenly changed his mind about everything! This is the

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00:19:58

California's Per-Mile Tax FIASCO: They'll Track Your...

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2025/09/26

California's latest "innovative" taxation scheme is here – a per-mile road charge to replace declining gas tax revenue. Because nothing says progress like tracking every mile you drive while claiming it's for the environment! The state wants to charge 2.8 cents per mile, complete with transponder tracking or odometer photo submissions, all while gas prices remain the nation's highest at 59 cents per gallon. But here's the kicker: this regressive tax will hit working-class

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00:23:01

SF RENAMES Failed Neighborhood To Hide 62.6% Vacancy...

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2025/09/26

San Francisco has solved its crime and homelessness crisis in the most brilliant way possible – they're just renaming the neighborhoods! The notorious Midmarket area, plagued by drug dealing, overdoses, and people chasing each other with swords for 178 years, is now magically being rebranded as "Lower Hayes Valley." Because nothing says urban renewal like creative geography, right?We dive deep into this absurd marketing makeover where real estate agents are stretching the truth harder

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00:20:30

Microsoft President DESTROYS Washington's 35% Tax:...

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2025/09/25

Washington state just enacted one of the largest tax increases in state history, and even Microsoft's president is calling it insane. $9.2 billion in new taxes, including a brutal 35% estate tax that makes Hawaii's 20% look reasonable – at least Hawaii has beaches! We break down how Washington's tax-happy legislature is driving businesses and billionaires away, from Jeff Bezos saving $1 billion by fleeing to Florida to 61% of businesses citing taxes as their reason to leave

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00:19:08

WA’s Progressive Taxes Are Pushing Jobs and People Out

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2025/09/25

Washington State’s progressive tax policies are sparking fierce debate. Critics — including Microsoft President Brad Smith — argue that rising taxes on capital gains, businesses, and high earners are driving people and jobs away to more business-friendly states. Supporters, however, say these taxes fund essential services like education and infrastructure.

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00:30:36

Newsom Proposes Ban on Plants & Trees Within 5 Feet...

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2025/09/24

California is weighing a new wildfire safety rule that could reshape home landscaping across the state. Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration has proposed a “Zone Zero” regulation that would ban plants, mulch, and combustible materials within 5 feet of homes in designated fire hazard zones.

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00:14:46

California Pushes Oil & Gas Firms to Stay | 2,000 New...

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2025/09/24

California is losing oil and gas firms — refineries are closing, and companies are relocating due to strict regulations and high costs. To counter this, Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a law to fast-track 2,000 new wells per year in Kern County for the next decade.Supporters say this will stabilize the state’s petroleum supply and help prevent more price spikes at the pump. Critics warn it could clash with California’s climate goals and face major legal challenges.

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00:18:12

$20K Portland Vienna Trip Sparks Backlash as Gov....

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2025/09/22

Portland City Council staff spent nearly $20,000 on a three-person trip to Vienna, Austria, to study social housing programs — sparking questions about spending priorities. At the same time, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has ordered state agencies to halt travel and brace for major budget cuts.

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00:24:41

Chicago Mayor Calls Law Enforcement a “Sickness” |...

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2025/09/22

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson made headlines after declaring that “jails, incarceration, and law enforcement is a sickness that must be eradicated.” The remarks came during a September 2025 press conference on public safety.

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00:36:45

Trump Moves to Designate Antifa a Terrorist Organization

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2025/09/21

President Trump and key Republican leaders are pushing to officially designate Antifa as a terrorist organization. Supporters argue the move will curb violence and lawlessness, while critics raise concerns about free speech, civil liberties, and enforcement

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00:25:17

Crime Plagued Seattle targets prolific taggers in new...

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2025/09/20

Seattle has passed a tough new Graffiti Restitution Ordinance, hitting prolific taggers with $1,500 fines per tag and lawsuits that could reach tens of thousands of dollars.City Attorney Ann Davison has already filed cases against alleged taggers “ALURE,” “LABRAT,” and “NOMAS,” with the city seeking over $40,000 in penalties and restitution.

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00:31:04

Mass Shootings at Minneapolis Homeless Encampments |...

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2025/09/19

Two separate shootings rocked homeless encampments in Minneapolis on September 16, 2025, leaving 13 people wounded — including 5 in critical condition.First shooting: Just after 11 a.m. near East Lake St. & Stevens Ave. (5 injured, 1 life-threatening).Second shooting: Around 10 p.m. at a well-known encampment near South 28th Ave. & East Lake St. (8 injured, 2 with head wounds).Police recovered multiple shell casings, and investigators believe there may have been an exchange of gunfire. A

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00:25:17

California Factories Are Shutting Down: What’s Really...

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2025/09/19

California is seeing a wave of factory closures — from food processing plants to manufacturing facilities. Headlines say jobs are fleeing the state at an alarming speed. But is it really that simple?

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00:21:16

San Francisco’s Biggest Mall Is 93% Empty | $1...

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2025/09/18

San Francisco Centre, once the city’s flagship shopping mall, is now nearly abandoned. With 93% of its stores vacant and anchor tenants like Nordstrom and Bloomingdale’s gone, its value has plunged by 25% in just a year — and over $1 billion since 2016.

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00:24:56

Washington Landlords Fined Under New Rent Cap Law

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2025/09/18

Washington has officially enforced its new rent cap law for the first time. Eight landlords were fined $2,000 each after trying to impose illegal rent hikes that would have impacted more than 250 renters statewide.Under House Bill 1217, most rent increases are capped at 10% for 2025 (5% for manufactured homes), with stricter rules for new tenancies and exemptions for certain housing. The Attorney General’s office required landlords to rescind the hikes and refund tenants.

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00:23:40

$10K to Leave California? Meet Tulsa’s Remote Worker...

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2025/09/17

Thousands of Californians are leaving the Golden State for a surprising new destination: Tulsa, Oklahoma. Why? A program called Tulsa Remote is offering $10,000 cash to remote workers who relocate — and many say they’re never looking back.

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00:25:56

Homeless Encampment in LA Becomes a ‘Tiny City’ —...

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2025/09/17

A massive homeless encampment in Koreatown, Los Angeles has grown into what some residents are calling a “tiny city.” The camp, located on a vacant private lot, now includes unusual features like a tennis court, barbecue pit, and garden.Local residents are voicing frustration, citing safety hazards, fire risks, and neighborhood concerns, while officials try to balance enforcement with outreach efforts.

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00:24:25

Progressive Policies PUSH WA State to Highest Gas...

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2025/09/16

Washington state now has the highest gas prices in the nation, even beating California. Drivers are paying an average of $4.66 per gallon statewide, and nearly $4.81 in Seattle.

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00:25:45

California SB 79 Housing Bill Will Create "Nice...

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2025/09/16

California just passed a major housing law — SB 79 — that overrides local zoning rules to allow taller, denser housing near transit hubs.

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00:25:14

California’s Last-Minute Climate Deal: Cap-and-Trade...

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2025/09/15

California lawmakers struck a sweeping last-minute climate and energy deal with Gov. Gavin Newsom — extending the state’s cap-and-trade program to 2045, reauthorizing an $18 billion wildfire liability fund, and paving the way for a regional clean energy market.But the package also includes controversial concessions to oil and gas, including new drilling permits and a revived pipeline, sparking backlash from environmental justice advocates who decried the closed-door negotiations.

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