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OnPoint Facts is dedicated to fostering public understanding of societal issues, stimulating action, and promoting broad community engagement for positive change.
OnPoint Facts is a non-profit, non-partisan 501c organization that utilizes all forms of media to deliver accurate information to as many people as possible. We work independently from large media outlets, using targeted print and digital media efforts to engage and inform the general populace about key issues affecting the people of the United States. In this way, On Point Facts is dedicated to promoting awareness first and foremost and focusing on providing you with the facts—no twist, no spin, no agenda—just the information that all audiences can read, reflect on, and make sound judgement on.
Featured Articles
The Economic and Social Consequences of Mass Deportation
Mass deportation is often framed as a solution to immigration challenges, but the reality is far more complex. When large-scale deportations occur, they do not just affect those being removed—they send shockwaves through families, communities, and the nation as a whole.
The Consequences of Mass Deportation on the Workforce
Deportation is not just a policy decision; it is a human issue. Behind every statistic is a story, a family, a community that will feel the weight of that decision for generations. As a nation built on immigration, the United States must choose a path that reflects its values of compassion, opportunity, and justice.
Medical Care and the Health Risks Forced Upon Women by Abortion Bans
Between a Rock and a Hard Place Much of the political debate about abortion in America focuses on abortions performed late in pregnancy, but the overwhelming majority of them occur in the first trimester. Forty-three percent of all abortions occur in the first six...
Do I Need to Give Consent to Be Photographed?
Have you ever had someone take your photograph and you didn’t want them to? Were they in the wrong? Short answer: it depends. It all starts with the First Amendment and Freedom of the Press, but hold on, I’m still talking about personal photos here. Let’s dive in to how we arrive at when it’s legal to photograph other people without their consent.
Does The Supreme Court Have Too Much Power?
Does The Supreme Court Have Too Much Power? This nation was founded with three branches of Government: executive, legislative, and judicial. It was designed that way so checks and balances were in place with the division of power across three separate...
Dividing the Alliance. It Doesn’t Add Up
One provision of the alliance states that an attack on one is an attack on all, which helps to keep Moscow from invading any of NATO’s current 29 members, especially those in Eastern Europe. If Putin ordered an invasion of a NATO member country, then America would be treaty-bound to come to the defense of that country. Putin would essentially be starting a war with America. He doesn’t want to do that.
