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Security Research Labs (SRL) states that SIM cards in smartphones could be utilized by hackers to gather online banking account information. Indeed, an estimated 500 million subscriber identity module (SIM) cards have been identified as having vul
Hanners blew the whistle on the department’s tactics and was eventually fired for refusing to comply and keep quiet. Each officer was required to make 100 contacts each month, which included tickets, arrests, field interviews, and warnings.
Who in government decides whether the U.S. will recognize the legitimacy of another nation’s government? Many have long assumed that the answer was: the President. George Washington thought that, and so have his successors.
Never before has the world faced such a serious debt crisis. Yes, in the past there have certainly been nations that have gotten into trouble with debt, but we have never had a situation where virtually all of the major powers around the globe were
Firefighters in Florida are using foam to try prevent ethanol from igniting at the scene of a freight train derailment at the Port of Tampa. The ethanol was leaking from three cars of a CSX freight train that left the tracks early Thursday.
Many on Wall Street believe the Federal Reserve's monetary policy is behind record corporate earnings and the stock market's surge to all-time highs this year.
A train derailed outside the ancient northwestern Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela on Wednesday night, on the eve of a major religious festival, killing at least 78 people and injuring up to 131 in one of Europe's worst rail disasters.
Syria
police state
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are reeling from another devastating blockade but this time they are blaming Egypt, the neighboring Arab power they once hoped would end their isolation, rather than their old foe Israel.
The House on Wednesday rejected an attempt to curtail the National Security Agency’s surveillance activities after a furious last-minute lobbying campaign by the White House to defeat the measure.
New York Democrats must have the weakest bench of leaders in the country. Otherwise, it is hard to see how two disgraced politicians in sex scandals could be leading in the polls to resume power.
Senior Judge James Carr sat on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance court, FISC, for 6 years, which means his hand must have gotten pretty darned tired and cramped from stamping approved on all those ex parte government applications.
These are certain things that you will not easily find in U.S. media like Jimmy Carter declaring that we no longer have a functioning democracy in this country. Another is reading about Snowden as a whistleblower.
Like all the big banks, Citigroup is heavily integrated with other dominant institutions in American and international society, which helps explain why the bank can break so many laws and get away with it. It’s not simply financial weight that makes
Someone just attempted to set-up Stewart Rhodes (founder of Oath Keepers) & Dan Johnson (founder of People Against the N.D.A.A) by sending child porn to Dan Johnson's email from a tormail.org anonymous email account, pretending to be Stewart.
CONNECTING THE DOTS
“A man on foot, on horseback or on a bicycle will see more, feel more, enjoy more in one mile than the motorized tourists can in a hundred miles.” ~ Edward Abbey
The US Air Force (USAF) has announced the development of a super computer that will be stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force base (WPAFB). This computer is being touted as the most powerful system – rivaling even the Department of Defense (DoD).
An effort is underway in the House (Thanks to Justin Amash, the Republican congressman from Michigan) to defund part of the NSA. Special interests within and around the agency are concerned. For pretty much forever the agency has been seen as untouch
Oath Keepers launches new campaign to place signs and billboards near Washington D.C. area defense and intelligence agencies, praising Edward Snowden for exposing the NSA spying on Americans and urging other government employees to follow Snowden’s e
The PWG seeks comments so it can complete a report on long-term availability and affordability of insurance for terrorism risk before the current federal law expires.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Robert and Yvonne Hardy (Hosts of the Countryside Reunion) in Gentryville, Indiana talk about their self-sustaining lifestyle, and about the yearly event they host on their homestead, 'The Poor Farm' - Gregg Tivnan Missouri Farm
I'd like to discuss some planning concerns for when the world really starts to unravel that you might have overlooked:
John Spencer, president of the Space Tourism Society, has been working since the 1990s on Destiny, his vision for living the high life very high above the surface of the Earth.
Creating a pond that attracts dragonflies is like having your own team of live-in exterminators.
The Detroit City Council on Tuesday unanimously passed a resolution calling for a federal investigation to see whether civil rights charges are warranted against George Zimmerman,
Why would NBC replace him when he is still so dominant?
Over 500 Detainees Escaped
Moving forward, Hagel said, the armed services 'will require careful rebalancing
They aim to determine whether 3-D printed firearms present a real threat—and whether they can use the weapons for their own purposes.
