Singapore University to Test Drone Parcel Delivery
Ships anchored at bay in Singapore could receive goods from a coastal parcel station using similar means.
Author: Adan
Decorated Marine Vet Attacked, Robbed at Washington DC McDonald’s, Police Say
“I was ignoring them, then they started calling me racist.”
Police Call About Screams Turned Out to be Family Watching ‘The Walking Dead’
Two adults and several children were inside, watching “a show about firearms.”
Step by Step, Pot-Legalizing States Free Their Marijuana Markets
Officials learn the hard way that high taxes and red tape just encourage black markets to continue.
Yellowstone To Slaughter Up To 900 Bison
In “secret” cull to protect neighboring cattle.
RAF Jets Scrambled to Intercept Two Russian Bombers ‘heading for UK airspace’
The British planes were escorting the aircraft away from a UK ‘area of interest.’
Mississippi House Passes ‘See Something, Say Something Act of 2016’
“We have seen too many examples of terror groups’ determination to strike here in the United States,” governor stated.
‘Highly dangerous’ Radioactive Material Stolen, Sparking Fears of ISIS ‘dirty bomb’
‘We are afraid the radioactive element will fall into the hands of Daesh.’
UK Bans Citizens from Boycotting Companies for “Ethical Reasons”
Proposal to restrict the right of local authorities to use ethical principles when drafting strategies for what they do or don’t spend their money on.
‘Smoking kills more people than Obama’ Poster Appears in Moscow
Russia’s only Liberal MP says poster, which has no attribution, is ‘disgusting and embarrassing.’
Ranch Owner Clarifies How he Found Scalia’s Body
“Had a pillow over his head, not over his face as some have been saying. The pillow was against the headboard.”
Apple Fighting Court Effort to Unlock San Bernardino Terror Suspect’s iPhone
Cook asserts ruling would undermine encryption by creating a backdoor that could potentially be used on other future devices.
‘How Many of You Are Dems?’ – Jeb Raises Hand
Jeb goofs at nation’s expense.
Cash-only Marijuana Dispensaries Flood California Tax Office with Paper
The businesses are legally unable to write checks or make credit card transactions, raising questions of safety as people carry huge sums.
FLASHBACK: Scalia Dared, ‘What Can Obama Do To Me?’
Supreme Court justice asked in 2012 if worried over potential Obama retaliation.