Where art meets spirit: Del Valle’s Ideal Org opens its doors as a center of freedom, culture and community in Mexico City—in Freedom Magazine.

“No American should be harassed, targeted or discriminated against for peacefully practicing their religion,” Attorney General Pamela Bondi said, as the DOJ files a landmark FACE Act suit to protect a New Jersey synagogue—in Freedom Magazine.

The BAPS temple was built by over 12,000 volunteers. Today it draws over 2 million pilgrims. Yet media images still echo “imprisoned slaves”—in Freedom Magazine.

Haroutioun Bastajian, a Christian muralist, decorates nearly 50 Islamic mosques worldwide with intricate geometric designs—blending faiths in breathtaking art—in Freedom Magazine.

Behind the psychedelic gold rush, evidence of permanent harm is mounting—in Freedom Magazine.

“Is there an editor in the house?” WSJ fails to disclose Kevin Dugan’s secret anti-Scientology ties—leaving readers skeptical and full of mistrust—in Freedom Magazine.

Evil tried to silence a congregation, but worship continues. Doors remain open, hearts remain strong—in Freedom Magazine.

IRS records and corporate filings reveal decades of deceptive tactics by Marc and Claire Headley, proving their grift is deliberate—and systemic—in Freedom Magazine. https://t.co/i44cNtnYTP @claireheadley @blownforgood

Armed agents, dramatic raids and swamis treated like dangerous criminals; yet no indictment followed. The media’s premature judgment now stands exposed—in Freedom Magazine. https://t.co/OSP6aJWmM6

Nearly half of fatal crash victims in one Ohio county had high THC levels—41.9% tested positive in Montgomery County—in Freedom Magazine.

Interpol seized 76 tons of drugs worth $6.5B across 18 nations. Yet for every lab shut down, another rises. The supply war is endless—the real fight is stopping demand—in Freedom Magazine.

The Decatur United Inn & Suites claimed staff “didn’t know” trafficking was happening. Overflowing condoms, revolving doors of men, muffled cries? The jury didn’t buy it—in Freedom Magazine.

President Russell M. Nelson united science and faith, performing pioneering heart surgeries while guiding 17.5 million Church members worldwide. His life was a blueprint of service—in Freedom Magazine.

Media called it the “temple of doom.” Then the Department of Justice dropped the case against a Hindu organization—no charges, mass plaintiff recantations and red faces across the Fourth Estate—in Freedom Magazine. https://t.co/OSP6aJWmM6 @CoHNAOfficial @BAPS @HinduAmerican

From exploitation to restitution: @NCMEC is helping survivors of Backpage navigate DOJ’s $200M compensation program with a dedicated online hub—in Freedom Magazine.

When “My personal phone is not FOIL-able” becomes a defense, you know something’s off. A judge just ruled that citizens have rights on every device if the conversation is official—in Freedom Magazine.

Among those arrested: a former swim coach and psychotherapist, a corrections officer and the CEO of an assisted living facility—all attempting to sexually exploit children as young as 12—in Freedom Magazine.

Ombudsman Marie-France Pelletier warns: “Any person who finds themselves in a psychiatric facility is someone’s child, sibling, parent, family member, partner or friend.” Her report exposes psychiatric patients left in filth and restraint—in Freedom.

Marc and @claireheadley hired a convicted embezzler to run their “nonprofit” finances—while donating a mere 1% of all revenue to nonprofit causes. When it comes to the Headleys’ “charities,” the watchword is: Watch the money—in Freedom Magazine.

Venture capitalists see psilocybin as a cash cow. But behind the hype, evidence of harm is mounting—in Freedom Magazine.