Taxpayers Held Liable After Video Showed Cops Beat, Kidnap Man for Improperly Walking Across the Street
By Jack Burns Detroit, MI — Walking across the street in a manner not fit for the police state can often end in serious injury…
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Crypto Bullishness Spreads on Capitol Hill
By Kevin Helms U.S. Congress has shown that it is starting to care about cryptocurrency as a number of lawmakers spoke up in favor of…
A Possible Absurdity Of Absurdities: Being Forced To Change Family Surnames To Comply With Politically Incorrect ‘Color’ Designations
Op-Ed by Catherine J. Frompovich With all the hyped-up BS about Political Correctness, Multiple Genders, Changing Birth Certificates to reflect Gender “X” and other heretofore…
School District Warns Parents Their Kids Could Be Taken Away Over Unpaid Lunches
By Emma Fiala A school district in Pennsylvania has warned parents that their children could end up in foster care if overdue school lunch bills…
Watch As Police Commissioner Is Arrested For Questioning City’s Use Of Facial Recognition
By Jack Burns Imagine a day when police can randomly, actively, and at lightning speeds search databases for active search warrants using only a camera…
Steve Bannon, China, and the Committee on the Present Danger 4.0
By Kurt Nimmo Steve Bannon is making himself useful. According to The New York Times, he has rekindled the paranoiac fire that fed the Cold…
Pampers Joins Huggies in Selling “Smart” Diapers Despite Health Warnings, Privacy and Security Issues
By B.N. Frank Activist Post reported about Huggies’ “Smart Diapers” in May. Now Proctor & Gamble has announced they will start selling their own “Smart”…
Mainstream Media Coverage of LED Lights That Blind, Fry, and Spy On Us
By B.N. Frank Many are promoting LED lights as “environmentally-friendly” because they supposedly use less energy. In fact, some environmentalists are really ticked off at…
Rural America and the 5G Digital Divide
By Renee Parsons While there is considerable telecom hubris regarding the 5G rollout and increasing speculation that the next generation of wireless is not yet…
What Do Zimbabwe’s Internet Disruptions say About the State of Digital Rights in the Country?
By Kudzai Chimhangwa Millions of Zimbabweans will remember January 2019 for spiraling prices for basic commodities, a massive fuel price hike, and multiple unexpected internet…
US “Downs” Legitimacy After Claims of Downing Iranian Drone
By Tony Cartalucci The US boasted of downing an Iranian drone over the Strait of Hormuz, admittedly in international waters, just miles off Iran’s coast,…
Former News Anchor Threatened for Speaking Out on Crime in Trinidad and Tobago
By Flora Thomas Trinidad and Tobago’s Housing Development Corporation (HDC), a state agency that provides public housing assistance, has been criticised for not doing enough…
Amazon Facial Rekognition Software Trial In Orlando Canceled After 15 Months
By Aaron Kesel Orlando’s pilot program of Amazon’s facial Rekognition software has ended with unsuccessful results after 15 months of technical issues with accuracy, bandwidth…
Twitter Restores Assange Activism Account In Response To Backlash
By Caitlin Johnstone After a week of vocal protests from online supporters of Julian Assange, Twitter has reversed its unjust removal of the prominent pro-Assange…
