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FAQ (Shareholder) Each year, every publicly held company announces the date of its shareholder meeting in its annual proxy statement. These documents can be found on a company’s investor relations page on its website. Additionally, investors should receive a mailing ...

It’s August. It’s hot and lazy and a good time to be away from the computer. This hasn’t stopped the endless stream of woke corporate evildoing, but it has made it harder to keep up. So as a public service, ...

Fictional CIA agents in movies put their lives at risk checking to make sure terrorists aren’t plotting to destroy American cities, but real CIA agents, featured in new agency videos, appear more concerned with you checking your privilege. What’s happening ...

You may have heard recently about the CIA training video in which an employee demands the space to “intoxicate people with my effort, my brilliance.” She insists that you know she’s an intersectional, cisgendered millennial-of-color with anxiety issues – but ...

The 2021 Investor Value Voter Guide (IVVG) was released by the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP), which urges conservative and religious investors not to throw away their ability to influence corporate America through proxy votes ...

“You can’t just pick up the phone and take on one of the most powerful CEOs in the world. Or can you?” Yes, you can! During the recent Walt Disney Company shareholder meeting, the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) showed ...

You can’t just pick up the phone and take on one of the most powerful CEOs in the world. Or can you? It could be that easy if you own just one share of stock in a publicly traded corporation ...

"Disney CEO Bob Chapek was quick to throw around words like ‘respect’ and ‘inclusion’ with shareholders, but he couldn’t explain how two actors on the same show said similar things but were treated substantially differently,” David Almasi commented after the Disney shareholder meeting. “It’s because he can’t. It’s obviously because Gina Carano is labeled a conservative, Pedro Pascal is a leftist, and Disney is part of the Hollywood blacklist.” ...

For a long time, the prescribed conservative remedy to leftist bias and bullying was to separate from society and “build our own” infrastructure. One such example would be the desire for a conservative social media network. But when Parler came ...

After being disappeared, the social media platform Parler found its way back to the Internet two weeks ago. It was an arduous journey that shows how widespread the left’s desire is to cancel conservative organizations, people, speech, and ideas. In ...