Noah Webster
Noah Webster is a pseudonym for a former police officer who served over 33 years in law enforcement. Noah is forced to use a pseudonym to protect his family and current employment status. He is a long-time contributing writer to Law Enforcement Today.
Sen. Chris Coons (D-Delaware) said that anything that can stop former President Trump from running for president should be "encouraged," apparently even unconstitutional actions by rogue judges
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Former Lt. Tarik Johnson, who ordered the evacuation of House and Senate members, was suspended for doing so for seven months, during which he was restricted to his home and subject to a gag order. Now, he says the January 6 US Capitol siege was not an insurrection by any definition of the word.
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A male who identifies as a female has been granted one of only twelve female volleyball scholarships to the University of Washington.
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Illegal aliens staying in New York City are complaining about taxpayer-funded food they receive for free, with some 70,000 meals being trashed in a one-month period; estimates are it cost US taxpayers over $776,000 in wasted food in less than a one-month period.
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A high school student flunked a quiz after answering "true" to "only men can have penises" and "only women can have babies" on a World History quiz.
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Boston's intersectional Asian mayor excludes white city council members from "Electeds of Color" holiday party, setting the internet ablaze
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The Washington Post breathlessly railed against "conversion switches" that convert semi-automatic firearms into fully automatic; however they buried the lead: far-left prosecutors are refusing to prosecute current gun laws, making the streets even more dangerous.
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A new rule proposed by the Biden administration affecting (for now) foster parents would prohibit anyone who doesn't "affirm" their child's gender choice from becoming a foster parent.
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With crime spiraling out of control, Washington, D.C. officials thought it fiscally prudent to spend over a quarter-million dollars to repaint "Black Lives Matter" on a Washington, D.C. street.
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Newly released information proves two things...George Floyd didn't die due to traumatic asphyxiation from Derek Chauvin's knee, and prosecutors knew the case was not racially motivated.
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Pro-Hamas rioters attempted to storm DNC headquarters in Washington, DC, and attacked cops yet only one arrest was made. Where's the DOJ?
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It sounds like a bad knock-knock joke. Unfortunately, this is our current reality.
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Dinesh D'Souza, who produced a film called "Police State" about the present weaponization of the federal government against political opponents, saw the Dept. of the Treasury block a transaction between the film and an ad company.
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For over six months, the Nashville Metro Police refused to release the manifesto of trans mass shooter Audrey Hale. Now we may know one of the reasons why.
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The Satanic Temple, based in witch-central Salem, Massachusetts, will be allowed to host After School Satan Club at an elementary school in Lebanon, Connecticut, with the town claiming it is obligated to allow this under the First Amendment.
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