Red Alert: The San Francisco PD Wants the Power to Kill with Robots
By Matthew Guariglia The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will vote soon on a policy that would allow the San Francisco Police Department to use…
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San Francisco PD Proposes Letting Robots Kill Suspects
By Tyler Durden A policy drafted by the San Francisco Police Department has sent a petition to the city’s Board of Supervisors which would allow…
“This Is Appalling”: Major Tax Filing Services Have Been Sending Financial Information To Facebook
By Tyler Durden Major tax filing services, including H&R Block, TaxAct and TaxSlayer, have been covertly sending Facebook sensitive financial information when Americans file their…
Got Sperm? Another Study Shows Laptops on Laps Can Damage Your Swimmers
By B.N. Frank Decades of research has already determined that exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF) – including radiation from Wi-Fi enabled devices (laptops, “smart” appliances,…
Residents Sue Wind Turbine Operators; Claim Turbines Have “damaged their lives, health and property value”
By B.N. Frank Worldwide opposition to wind turbines and farms is likely to increase until significant biological, economic, environmental, and safety issues – including fires…
Black Friday Chaos: Amazon Warehouse Workers Set To Strike Across 40 Countries
By Tyler Durden Thousands of workers across approximately 40 countries are planning to take part in ‘Black Friday’ protests to demand better wages and working…