SWAT Team Descends on CO School Over Student’s Halloween Costume
Female student was spotted in the hallway wearing a gas mask and trench coat.
Author: Adan
Drudge Interview Top Youtube Video in US
Paradigm shattering discussion hits viral nerve with American people.
The ‘death ray’ that can Knock Out Drones from Up to a Mile Away Using Radio Waves
“Answer” to rising “threat of drones”?
$3 Trillion Corporate Credit Crunch Looms as Debtors Face Day of Reckoning, Says IMF
A poisonous “triad” of global risks is pushing the world to the brink of a new financial crisis, says stark IMF report.
Researcher: Children’s Cancer Linked to Fukushima Radiation
Study says children living near Fukushima meltdowns have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer at a rate 20 to 50 times that of children elsewhere…
Zuckerberg Confirms Facebook Is Working On Augmented Reality
“Right now the VR tech is past the knee of the curve. For AR, it’s harder.”
Judge Mum After Sending No-show Domestic Abuse Victim to Jail
“I asked them to drop everything. I’m trying to move on with my life,” she said.
North Korea Could Hit US Homeland with Nuclear Weapon, Says Top Admiral
Bill Gortney says US prepared to respond if Kim Jong-un were to use nuclear force.
D.C. Water Begins Harnessing Electricity from Every Flush
The city’s sewage treatment plant is turning poop into power.
Special Report: There’s Something About the Second Amendment Liberals Don’t Want You to Know
Amid clamor for gun control, patriots stand in defense of right to bear arms.
Supreme Court Says Mandatory Vaccinations Don’t Violate Children’s Constitutional Rights
Supreme Court justices uphold appeals court ruling violating constitutional right of religious freedom.
The TPP: A Monster Too Big to Fail?
Obama was never about creating more jobs in America. He was and is about Globalism.
Maggot-Infested School Lunches Served Up Again
Among other nasty school lunch surprises.
Gun Sales Surge After Oregon Shooting
“I don’t know if its as much the shooting itself or if its the response to the shooting,” says gun store owner.
Justice Department to Release 6,000 Inmates from Federal Prisons Beginning Oct. 30
Part of new sentencing guidelines for drug crimes established last year…