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The Pokémon Go craze is sweeping the nation and beyond, sending young people scurrying through the streets, phones in hand, frantically seeking these fictional little creatures. It also has politicians scurrying to find heavy-handed answers to trumped-up fears. That’s because it didn’t take long before someone realized that, horror of horrors, with all of these children, teenagers and twentysomethings scampering

When Matthew Grottalio was 10 years old, he and his older brother initiated a touching “game” with their 8-year-old sister. “None of us knew what we were doing,” he said, and he soon forgot about the episode. But later that year, 1998, his sister’s teacher found out and notified the authorities. Just weeks after Matthew’s 11th birthday, police officers handcuffed

This past week’s FAC Weekly update was a “really/not really” satirical commentary about the Pokemon Go app and the media’s response to the smartphone game. We wrote of the app, “What does this have to do with our movement? Absolutely nothing. So why are there all these articles coming out about the danger of Pokemon Go and Sex Offenders? Yesterday

The following was submitted to FAC:   I have immediate openings for part-time help. I started HomePro Telecommunications because I’ve heard from so many people that they simply cannot find work because of their background. This is a great opportunity to get back on your feet. The job involves using your computer to make phone calls from the comfort of

On July 27th, the Court held a hearing on the Government’s Motion to Dismiss a lawsuit challenging the implementation of the International Megan’s Law. Paul, from RegistrantTAG.org reported the following in an email to RTAG members: “I went to the hearing on the Government’s effort to dismiss the IML lawsuit.   Janice Bellucci represented California RSOL as the federal government filed