Snowden Says Don’t Use WiFi — Here’s Why
By Naomi Brockwell Snowden said this: I wouldn’t use WiFi at home, because global maps of every wireless access point’s unique ID—including yours—are free and…
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Two Blockchain Breakthroughs That Will Change the World
By George Gilder When I say the word “blockchain,” most people immediately think of bitcoin. Of course, they’re right. Blockchain provides a secure framework for…
Young Activist Creates Bow Ties For Shelter Dogs To Help Them Find Homes
By Amanda Froelich Imagine walking into your local animal shelter and seeing dozens of happy dogs, with wiggling butts, wearing bow ties. You’d have to…
EFF on Why Fiber-to-the-Home is “Vastly Superior” to Cable and 5G, and How Greed Is Dictating That Americans Don’t Get It
By B.N. Frank Although Fiber Optics with a wired internet connection has been touted by some as being completely safe, there are Americans still experiencing…
69 Percent Of U.S. Households “Are Preparing For A Possible Recession”
By Michael Snyder Do you believe that a recession is coming? If so, you certainly have a lot of company. It turns out that more…
The Government Is Testing Mass Surveillance on the Border Before Turning It on Americans
By Jack Herrera Border Patrol’s electronic eyes will spot you long before you spot them. If you walk along the United States border in remote…
Are Secret Human Experiments Advancing Brain Chip Tech?
By Daniel Taylor A doctor from Peru claims that recent advancements in brain chip technology could be due to “secret, forced, and illicit human experimentation”…
Deep Dive: An Unbiased Overview Of The Trump-Biden Ukraine Scandal
By Aaron Kesel Scandal-plagued U.S. President Donald Trump and Democratic “wonder boy” candidate Joe Biden have been exchanging political punches over a new scandal that…
Australia For Assange! Total Blackout In The States!
By Jason Bermas Nothing was said about Assange in the most recent sham debates. And nothing was said about how a coalition of prominent Australian…
Police Force Horrifying Sexual Assault Exam on 5yo Girl After She Fell Off a Trampoline—Lawsuit
By Matt Agorist Mountain View, CA — Madeleine Lother, 5, was on a play date with friends at a trampoline park earlier this year when…
Is Trump Backpedaling on 5G? No Federal Spending for R&D. Are All The Warnings Finally Sinking In?
By B.N. Frank American opposition to 5G increases every day. Lawsuits continue to be filed against it (see 1, 2). In February, the telecom industry…
Army To Field Hypersonic Missiles By 2023
By Tyler Durden About 45 days after the Army awarded two hypersonic missile contracts, one to Dynetics and the other to Lockheed Martin, the service has…
India Partially Lifts Communications Blackout in Kashmir, Internet Still Down
By Rezwan Indian authorities have partially lifted access to communication networks in Kashmir. Access to the internet, however, remains cut off. On August 5, Srinagar,…
Four and Counting: Berkeley Passes Facial Recognition Ban
By Michael Maharrey BERKELEY, Calif. (Oct. 16. 2019) – Yesterday, the Berkeley City Council unanimously passed a ban on law enforcement use of facial recognition…
