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The Department of Transportation announced today it will require all model aircraft and drone pilots to register their drones with the federal government.
Former attorney general Eric Holder was the honored guest at a Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press reception on Wednesday (leading investigative reporter Murray Waas to reasonably wonder: How's that again?).
Defendants Counter Government's Arguments That Appeals Court Should Treat Cellphones As 'Personal Homing Beacons'
Some people collect stamps. Others gather rare baseball cards. Jonathan Melby and Angela Buffington, however, prefer to collect something quite different: traffic cameras.
You are a tool of the state, according to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The federal government will announce a new plan requiring anyone buying a drone to register the device with the U.S. Department of Transportation, NBC news has learned.
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
Germany Struggles to Make Immigrants Feel Welcome Germany is taking some extraordinary steps to try to accommodate an estimated 1.5 million Muslim immigrants that will enter the country this year. In a number of locations German students have b
When I read that the report on the downing of the Malaysian airliner over Ukraine was being put in the hands of the Dutch, I knew that there would be no investigation and no attention to the facts.
Late last month, India surprised 51 out of 52 economists when the RBI cut rates by 50bps.
Susan Rick's boyfriend won $250,000 from the Illinois Lottery in July. As the Chicago Tribune reported in August, Rick thought the winnings would allow her to "stop working seven days a week, maybe fix up the house and take a trip to Minnesota t
KINGSTON, NY, 14 October 2015-- Nearly one year ago, on 29 October 2014, the Federal Reserve announced it would end QE3, its third round of bond-buying stimulus that ballooned its balance sheet by $3.5 trillion.
Some 65 million retirees and other Social Security recipients got some lousy news on Thursday.
To fly on domestic flights. A decade ago, the U.S. government issued stricter standards for state-issued IDs, including drivers licenses. But four states have refused to comply: Louisiana, Minnesota, New Hampshire and New York.
I really don't like complaining about government. I find it a waste of time, as well as bad strategy. I'm convinced that it's far more useful to leave the whole mess behind and move on to better things.
The Road to Ruin, as they say, is paved in good intentions.
With John Boehner resigning, the powerful position of House Speaker is now available. Is it time for Ron Paul to return to Congress?
In the wake of the shooting of nine people at an Oregon community college a week ago, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Saturday a bill that will ban the carrying of concealed guns on school and university campuses in California, reports th
Following are quotes from an interview. I don't know how concerned I should be that I hold many of these same views. I will save the identity of the interviewee for last:
Holocaust denial, the denial of the systematic genocidal killing of millions of ethnic minorities in Europe (including Jews) by Nazi Germany in the 1930s and 1940s, is illegal in 14 European nations.
A former top member of the Ronald Reagan administration has issued a dire warning about the current state of American government: it's evil and will become even more evil in the years ahead as the world itself becomes more dangerous.
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
Christian Refugees to Be Deported The Obama Administration has decided that Christian refugees from areas occupied by the Islamic State will be deported back to the war zone. Meanwhile, tens of thousands of Muslims fleeing the region will be given
NSA patents are special: they never expire and they usually aren't revealed to the public. Unless someone else files an identical patent application, that is. In that case, the NSA's ownership is published by the Patent Office
Washington's impulsive use of power is a danger to America and to the world.
(Truthstream Media) | In Carroll Quigley's 1966 book "Tragedy & Hope," he discusses bluntly how our freedom will continuously dwindle throughout the remainder of the 20th century and beyond under a type of neofeudalism imposed by the burgeoning
A win could be dangerous for the government
The regulation by the state of the streets of London goes back to 1635. It began under King Charles I, who was a full-time tyrant, and whose life ended on the scaffold in 1649.
Would you be interested in a brand-new, fully warranted, five-door crossover SUV built by a major, name-brand automaker that gave you 50-plus MPG with a gas (not diesel or hybrid) engine, that has a top speed around 125 mph,....
The Federal Aviation Administration has fined a Chicago-based drone operator $1.9 million for flying without permission from the agency, an enforcement penalty that exceeds the previous record by $1,890,000.
In Costilla County, where miles of unoccupied desert are drawing residents who arrive with little but plans to make a new life, natives accuse newcomers of violating water rights, trashing the desert and ignoring land use regulations.
Scores of U.S. Secret Service employees improperly accessed the decade-old, unsuccessful job application of a congressman who was investigating scandals inside the agency, a new government report said Wednesday.
