Were the Prophesied “Unknown Lights” in the Sky at the Start of World War II Artificial?
By Melissa Dykes So, that sounds like a crazy title, huh? Just hang on a second, let me explain… During the first World War between…
Technology
FBI Quietly Adds Civil Fingerprint Collection to Criminal Database
By Joshua Krause Accessing the FBI’s biometric database has long been a critical step in catching and prosecuting criminals. People who commit serious crimes tend…
FBI Quietly Ramps Up Biometrics Programs
By Jennifer Lynch In the last few years, FBI has been dramatically expanding its biometrics programs, whether by adding face recognition to its vast Next…
Welcome To The Mass Surveillance State Through Microchipped Pills
By Paul A. Philips Ever since the 9/11 terrorist attacks the powers that be cannot get enough surveillance on us. The latest in their quest…
Huge Lawsuit Accuses Twitter of Eavesdropping and Altering Direct Messages
By Heather Callaghan Twitter may have found a way to rig the Internet realty market, at the expense of users’ privacy An intriguing federal class…
60 Police Departments Testing Drones in The US; More to Come as “Public Grows Comfortable”
By Joe Wright Anyone who was called crazy for shouting from the rooftops back in 2005 when the first sign of drone testing in the…
7 Suppressed Inventions That Would Have Changed the World
By Paul A. Philips The world is steeped in poverty with precious little in the way of humanitarian advancement because the ruling elite have suppressed…
Sponsor Of Legalizing Armed Drones in North Dakota Is Having Second Thoughts
By Joe Wright The drone wars continue to heat up on both the global stage and at the domestic level. North Dakota recently made international…
Garbage Trucks to Begin Recording License Plates for Law Enforcement
By Kristen Anderson Don’t feel like your privacy is invaded enough? Hoping that the government will begin collecting more of your personal data? Good news!…
New Yorkers Without “Enhanced” ID Could Face Travel Restrictions From Homeland Security
By John Galt It has been speculated by those who have been researching the ongoing encroachment of the national security state that it would be…
2016 Candidate Offering Free Electricity
By Jefferey Jaxen The UBUNTU community of contributionism has seen a meteoric rise of interest over the last few years as the world continues to…
Electrohypersensitivity and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Recognized by the World Health Organization; Suggests They Be Included in the International Classification of Diseases
By Catherine J. Frompovich Note: The World Health Organization was asked to address the issues stated in the article, and as presented by the Scientific…
New York Introduces “Drive Smart” Car Tracking Technology
By Joshua Krause New York City officials are looking for 400 volunteers for a pilot program that would test their new “Drive Smart” technology. The…
French Woman Wins Disability for Sensitivity to Electronics
By Joshua Krause In recent years there have been growing fears towards the possible side effects of some electromagnetic waves, such as cell phone radiation…