First Amendment audit encounters documenting citizens exercising constitutional rights in public spaces — video evidence from We The People News.
Fifty years ago, a Kentucky-born writer named Hunter S. Thompson walked into the Kentucky Derby with a notebook, a bottle, and no intention of staying objective. What he filed was…
On June 4, 2026, Aberdeen Police Chief D. Shumpert arrested journalist Matthew Reardon in the parking lot of the Thomas G. Abernethy Federal Building in Aberdeen, Mississippi — after Reardon…
Union County Sheriff arrests journalist Matthew Reardon for carrying a 'FUCK CITY HALL' sign into public buildings — the exact conduct the Supreme Court protected in Cohen v. California (1971).
A Union County Justice Court judge dismissed the Supremacy Clause with profanity from the bench — during a public profanity trial. Matthew Reardon, charged under Mississippi Code §97-29-47 for a…
A journalist walks into a Union County Board of Supervisors meeting to exercise his right to public comment. One question. One word. Then — handcuffs, a...
Union County Supervisor C.J. Bright attempts to silence a journalist during a public First Amendment audit in New Albany, Mississippi — all caught on...
Does Bass Pro Shops at Memphis Pyramid truly honor homeless veterans — or is it just for appearances? An on-the-ground We The People News investigation.
Independent journalist Matthew Reardon is violently arrested by federal agents for protected First Amendment speech outside a federal courthouse — with...
Salt Lake City, Utah On Tuesday, April 15, 2025, in a bold act of protest and accountability, I returned to the same FBI Salt Lake City field office...
Matthew Reardon calls Oxford Police Department 3/27/2025 What happens when a citizen stops asking politely and starts demanding accountability from the...
This was a False, Staged Arrest from the Very Beginning On August 11, 2023, I was pulled over by the Galveston Police Department while commuting onto the...
This was the Board of Aldermen meeting July 19, 2022 where the Ordinance to ban video recording in City buildings was tabled and passed.
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