Homicide: Texas Officer Found Dead in Home
“The circumstances behind his death indicate that the probable cause is homicide.”
Author: Mikael Thalen
EPA Threatens Man with $16 Million Fine Over Pond
“Threatening me with ruinous fines even though I’ve done nothing wrong is extortionate.”
The Enemy of My Enemy: Petraeus Urges Unleashing Al-Qaeda on Islamic State
US continues blatant support of radical groups overseas.
Wal-Mart Reduces Employee Hours Following Wage Increase
Walmart claims reduction in hours due to “overscheduling” at individual stores.
New Russian Internet Law Sparks Surveillance Fear
Data Collection In Russia Must Now Be Held On Local Servers.
Europe’s Restrictive Gun Laws Disarm Victims, Not Terrorists
A thriving and unbeatable black market makes weapons available no matter what officials intend.
FBI: Hurricane Katrina Made It Clear We Just Don’t Have Enough Stingray Devices
Storm crippled the FBI’s capacity to conduct certain types of cell phone tracking operations.
As TPP Grinds To A Halt, Asian Countries Start Focusing On Rival Trade Agreement RCEP
Global agreement linger as TPP falters.
Secret Service agent pleads guilty to stealing Silk Road bitcoins
Pleaded guilty to diverting $800,000 worth of bitcoins into his own account.
Hackers Steal 225,000 Apple Account Logins From Jailbroken iPhones
Batch of stolen logins have been downloaded more than 20,000 times.
Yemen’s Hidden War: How the Saudi-Led Coalition Is Killing Civilians
“The Obama administration needs urgently to explain what the U.S.’s exact role in Saudi Arabia’s indiscriminate bombing campaign is.”
China and Russia are using hacked data to target U.S. spies, officials say
Foreign governments exploit carelessness from US officials.
Data retention and the end of Australians’ digital privacy
Australia to retain all metadata at ISP level, give to law enforcement without warrant.
Farmers Reject GM Seeds, Citing High Costs and Few Benefits
“We see the damage already caused by GMOs.”
Evidence Mounts on Roundup’s Link to Liver and Kidney Damage
One of the world’s most popular herbicide–Roundup–is making its way back into the headlines in regards to its health and environmental effects. Monsanto, the producer of Roundup (glyphosate), claims this herbicide is safe; however, study after study from independent researchers is showing the exact opposite. A new research study is showing that small amounts of […]