Al-Qaeda Declares War on ISIL
“It highlights how deep the division is between al Qaeda leadership and ISIS.”
Author: Mikael Thalen
PhD student forced to remove all WikiLeaks references from her dissertation
WikiLeaks references caused librarian at Antioch University to “completely, totally freak.”
US agency in charge of power grid and nukes keeps getting breached
Unclassified records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request show repeated hacks.
California governor shoots down 350-foot no-fly drone law
Senate Bill 142 vetoed.
Companies are Developing “Safe” Screens that Filter Blue Light Emitted by Electronic Devices
While special glasses enter the market as well.
Studies: Chemicals in the Water ‘Turning Male Fish into Females’
Hermaphroditic fish signal too many chemicals for everyone.
Police Body Cameras May Solve One Problem but Create Others
“I think now we’re starting to see the realities of it capturing true human suffering…”
Do Adults Have a Privacy Right to Use Drugs? Brazil’s Supreme Court Decides
Supreme Court of Brazil may be adopting a much more interesting anti-criminalization justification.
DHS Targets Library for Supporting Anonymous Internet Browsing
“We really weren’t anticipating that there would be any controversy at all…”
How to Avoid Deceptive ‘Organic’ Food Labels
Are you being fooled?
Islam’s Rape of the West Exposed
Jihadist nightmare begins unloading on Western nations.
Spy Software Found Preinstalled on Lenovo, Huawei, and Xiaomi Smartphones
The findings point to the poor security standards for Chinese smartphones.
Monsanto Brings on Academics to Push ‘Benefits of GMOs’
As former pro-GMO scientists change their tunes.
Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Leader Killed
In a statement on its website, the “Freedom and Justice Party” gave the name of the leader as Dr. Mujahid Hassan Zaki.
175 Days: Treasury Says Debt Has Been Frozen at $18,112,975,000,000
Government continues to downplay debt crisis.