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Shoppers could soon be automatically recognised when they walk into a shop using a controversial new camera. Called Facedeals, the camera uses photos uploaded to Facebook to recognise people as they walk in. Shoppers who agree to use the system
The military continues to shift resources for prepare for large-scale domestic operations. Most recently, the Marines moved to create a battalion to allow the military to “be capable of helping control civil disturbances, handling detainees, carryin
It sounds like something from the film Minority Report: a CCTV surveillance system that recognizes people from their face or walk and analyses whether they might be about to commit a terrorist or criminal act.
"Only the living can kill the dead." – Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
The Group of 20 top economies will meet shortly to try and coordinate a response to soaring food prices, driven by drought and rising demand, the Financial Times reported Monday.
How the first autonomous strike plane will land on aircraft carriers, navigate hostile airspace and change the future of flight
Electronic fingertips could give robots a sense of touch, or allow doctors to operate via virtual touch.
If you’re seeing this broadcast you are in a part of the country no longer controlled by the government of the United States.
Over the past several years an educational phenomenon has been exploding across America.
The Warmists are getting desperate. Their attempt to make much of the Muller non-story backfired horribly.
It's often said that in America, we all have the dream of home ownership.
The drums of war have been sounding especially loudly of late in Israel.
The United States will take on a “more visible” role in the Syria crisis in the coming weeks
Alex explores news that has federal investigators questioning the possibility of a child abuse sex ring following Jerry Sandusky’s conviction
The biggest banks in the US have been given advisement by US regulators that they must make plans to stave off a complete financial collapse without relying on the US government.
Third parties claim they own people’s voices
According to a high-ranking Mexican drug cartel operative, who is currently in U.S. custody, there are some things that the American people are not being told about Fast and Furious. We obviously knew something was not being told behind the scenes be
Paul Ryan Begging Congress to Pass TARP
It's brilliant politics for the Romulans to substitute a YouTube at their convention for an appearance by the real Ron Paul; that way, they control the Ron who will be seen, in their ongoing attempt to coopt the Ron Paul movement into Neocon Party II
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From delegates, to delegates. All you wanted to know about the convention agenda, venues, schedule, maps, events, links, lodging, food, everything!
It didn't take long for a New Hampshire jury to find Adam "Ademo Freeman" Mueller guilty on 3 counts of felony wiretapping today, meaning he will spend 3 months in jail. Mueller is already serving a 60-day sentence for an unrelated incident, so this
A new release of stolen corporate e-mails by WikiLeaks has set off a flurry of concern and speculation around the world about a counterterrorist software program called TrapWire, which analyzes images from surveillance cameras and other data to try t
This article titled “The Slow Motion Coup: Militarization and the Implications of Eisenhower’s Prescience” is certainly one of the most important articles I’ve read all year; the author is William J. Olsen, Chairman of the Department of Strategic Stu
The Department of Defense Criminal Investigation Service now has the ability to use federal asset forfeiture and “Equitable Sharing” provisions to seize and forfeit property:
The Treasury Department says in a new report the government expects to lose more than $25 billion on the $85 billion auto bailout. That's 15 percent higher than its previous forecast.
In a motion filed last month, O'Mara claimed Lester made "gratuitous" and "disparaging remarks" about Zimmerman and showed bias in a July 5 ruling that raised Zimmerman's bond from $150,000 to $1 million.
Police in St. Paul, bust in on a family, kill the dog, ransack the house, handcuff 3 children at gunpoint, and force them to sit next to the corpse of their former pet. They had the wrong house. They still found a gun in the basement, which was appar
A Colorado judge ordered the bulk of key documents detailing the case against accused movie theater gunman James Holmes remain sealed, largely rejecting a request by news organizations to reverse a previous order.
