Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi Freed from Mexican Jail By William La Jeunesse, Dan Gallo After 214 days in a Mexican prison, Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi returned home to Florida Saturday, having been freed Friday night after a strong diplomatic push appeared to help convince a judge to release the former Marine on humanitarian grounds. After reviewing …
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Senator Exposes the ZIP Codes Where Criminal Illegals Were Released By Conservative Tribune Since the federal government announced its plan to place illegal immigrants in communities all across the United States weeks ago, Americans have been furious. It’s all part of President Obama’s plan to grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. It’s frustrating enough …
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Vote Fraud: How Many Elections Will Be Stolen? By Investor’s Business Daily Theft: As “calibration errors” switch votes in Illinois and Maryland, an election watchdog group sues the latter over massive voting by noncitizens in one county after discovering voters registered in multiple states. The fact that many people will do anything to get out …
Man Who Owns Smart TV Says he’s ‘Afraid’ of Using it Man who owns a smart TV says he’s ‘afraid’ of using it after reading its privacy policy. Just like with other electronic devices that used to be “dumb,” TVs have become increasingly smart lately, but that doesn’t mean that’s necessarily a good thing, especially …
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Gary is the Founder of SnoopWall and the sole inventor of the company’s new technology. He has been extremely active in the INFOSEC arena, most recently as the Editor of Cyber Defense Magazine and the cover story author and regular contributor to Hakin9 Magazine.
Colorado’s First Legal Hemp Harvest Since 1957 By Nelson Harvey Boosters of industrial hemp often fondly refer to the plant as a wonder crop, usable in everything from building materials to batteries to breakfast cereal. Since Colorado voters legalized both hemp and marijuana with the passage of Amendment 64 in 2012, hemp advocates have been …
Judge Cuts Damages from $9 Billion to $36 Million over Diabetes Drug Lawsuit By Christina Sarich A U.S. judge on Monday made a sweeping cut to a $9 billion punitive damages settlement, slicing it down to a trifling $36.8 million against Takeda Pharmaceutical Co and Eli Lilly & Co over their diabetes drug, Actos. District …
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Wireless Carriers are Rolling out a Horrible New Way to Track You By Russell Brandom Last week, privacy advocates turned up some unsettling news: for two years, Verizon’s Precision Insights division has been seeding web requests with unique identifiers. If you visited a website from a Verizon phone, there’s a good chance the carrier injected …
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Hackers Breach White House Computer System, Russia Suspected Washington (AFP) – The White House’s unclassified computer network was recently breached by intruders, a US official said Tuesday, with The Washington Post newspaper reporting that the Russian government was thought to be behind the act. “In the course of assessing recent threats, we identified activity of …
Michigan Granted $3 Billion in Special Tax Credits to Big 3 Automakers By Tom Gantert The state of Michigan granted more than $3 billion in combined tax breaks and cash subsidy deals to General Motors, Ford and Chrysler in the final years of former Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s tenure, which helped make this state among the …
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Bill Whittle: Your Second Amendment Tired of listening to progressives tell you that the Second Amendment only allows people in militias to keep and bear arms? Or that the Founders would have never intended the Second Amendment to apply to modern weapons? In his latest, “Firewall Bill” recounts a remarkable conversation about the precise wording …
German Typhoons have Intercepted 7 Russian Air Force Combat Planes By David Cenciotti NATO Baltic Air Policing mission is quite busy these days…. According to the Latvian military, on Oct. 28, the German Air Force Eurofighter jets on QRA (Quick Reaction Alert) at Amari, Estonia, to provide NATO Baltic Air Policing were scrambled to intercept …
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Resumes License Renewals for Nuclear Power Plants By Nancy Slater-Thompson Following a two-year hiatus, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has resumed issuing license renewals for nuclear power plants. On October 20, the NRC renewed the operating licenses for Limerick Generating Station Units 1 and 2, located northwest of Philadelphia, extending their …
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CDC Says Ebola Droplets Can Only Travel 3 Feet By Washington’s Blog Checking the CDC’s Math This week, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) admitted that Ebola can travel through the air in aerosols, but claims that it can never go more than 3 feet. Let’s check their math … CDC (like the World Health …
Does This Look Like A Housing Recovery To You? By Michael Snyder We just learned that the home ownership rate in the United States has fallen to the lowest level in 19 years. But of course this is not a new trend. As you will see in this article, the home ownership rate in the …
