At least 42 people were killed on Monday when Islamist demonstrators enraged by the military overthrow of Egypt's elected President Mohamed Mursi said the army opened fire during morning prayers at the Cairo barracks where he is held.
The process was made more difficult, and slower, by a series of screenings conducted by the Transportation Security Administration, police said. Officials spent hours interviewing passengers inside the international departure gates.
Every Fourth of July, the temptation for writers within the liberty movement is to reflect on the despair of freedoms lost, the philosophical ideals of generations gone by and the rage we all feel at the tyrannical mechanizations of the power elite
Refrigerators and freezers with connected functionality will also be “smart grid”-ready, meaning with consumer permission, they will be able to respond to utility signals, including curtailing operations during more expensive peak demand times.
Officer Jones was under the influence of an even deadlier narcotic – adrenaline and power lust – as he blew through 5 stop lights, ignoring an order to terminate the chase. After being ordered a second time, Jones turned off his siren and lights.
Edwin Vargas logged onto the restricted system and ran names for reasons that had nothing to do with his duties as a NYPD detective. Instead, he was accused in May of looking up personal information on 2 fellow officers without their knowledge.
I'm going on vacation... while I'm away you may ponder this form of Non-Government. And then ask yourself if any one individual or group can take "credit" for this statement? Can you show me where this "originated"? Have fun. Peace.
In late June, large scale protests erupted in Egypt, as protesters demanded Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi restructure his cabinet and call early elections. On July 1, CNN reported one supporter said, "the president is staying. We believe in democ
This is a 3 day weekend that includes Valentine's Day... a very nice time and place for LOV3olutionaires :) Take a look at our speaker list and you'll see that every one of our speakers are headliners... as usual.
A high-powered rifle lost in the ATF’s Fast and Furious op was used to kill a Mexican police chief in the state of Jalisco suggesting weapons from the failed gun-tracking operation have made it into the hands of violent drug cartels inside Mexico.
The $1.5 billion in US foreign aid slated for Egypt next year is in jeopardy after the Egyptian army deposed democratically elected President Mohamed Morsi. Section 508 of the decades-old Foreign Assistance Act stipulates that
Over more than a decade, three D.C. mayors flew around the country, sweet-talking Wal-Mart executives, trying to lure the nation’s largest retailer to the District with delectable data about the city’s demographic transformation.
It turns out I underestimated Metro bureaucrats’ capacity for folly. I wrote the transit system would look silly if it let perish 1,000 flowers planted secretly at the Dupont Circle station by local garden artist Henry Docter, the Phantom Planter.
Snowden said an NSA department known as the Foreign Affairs Directorate coordinated work with foreign secret services. The partnerships are organized so authorities in other countries can "insulate their political leaders from the backlash"
It's summer: Time for lazy, hazy, crazy days spent drinking watermelon martinis by the pool, roasting marshmallows over an open fire, napping in a hammock, catching fireflies in a mayonnaise jar and lying on the cool grass looking up at the stars.
MakerBot was in full force at the Inside 3D Printing Conference and Expo where they demonstrated the range of playful and purposeful objects that can be made with 3D printers like MakerBots'.
3D printing is turning up in all sorts of places these days, and recently, it's been gaining traction in the art world, with one artist using the printers to create giant paintings with loads of texture.
A solar-powered airplane that was set to complete an historic cross-country journey across the United States this weekend made a dramatic early landing late Saturday (July 6), when damage was observed on one of the aircraft's wings.
Aquaponics has the potential to revolutionize Uganda's food system, and it's economy. At least that's what Charles Mulamata thinks, and he's putting his time and money where his mouth is, trying to make it popular and common in his native country.