‘Blue Lives Matter:’ Demonstrators march in ‘Sea of Blue’ rally to support police
Hundreds marched to the U.S. capitol Saturday in a rally to support law enforcement.
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Police Tackle And Arrest Man Fleeing Accident, But They Make One Critical Mistake
Unfortunate case of mistaken identity.
NSA develops cyber weapons, ‘attacker mindset’ for domination in digital war – Snowden leaks
Mass surveillance by the NSA was apparently just the beginning.
Elon Musk is trying to bring the Internet to space
SpaceX CEO wants to build satellite network high above Earth.
Papa John’s Upholds Right to Self Defense After Delivery Driver Opens Fire on Suspected Thief
Driver gets to keep job after shooting alleged robber in the face.
DEA halts huge secret ‘Parallel Construction’ data program
Agency collected international U.S. phone records to create database primarily used for domestic criminal cases.
Firearm Manufacturer ‘Regrets’ Providing Guns For ‘Taken 3′ After Actor’s Anti-Gun Remarks
“We will no longer provide firearms for use in films starring Liam Neeson…”
Chinese farmer set himself on fire after officials go back on promise to pay for land
Farmer had lost a ‘large amount’ of earnings after land was taken.
Arctic blast sweeping Britain ‘could kill one person every seven minutes’
Britain’s big freeze is set to continue for the rest of the weekend with temperatures plummeting well below zero.
Obama Administration Now Boasting About How Many Illegal Alien Immigrant Children It Resettled This Summer
…despite the fact that its own failures worsened the situation.
Freed Gitmo Captive Opens ISIS Base in Afghanistan
Gitmo alum who once led a Taliban unit has established the first Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) base in Afghanistan.
Latest FBI Claim of Disrupted Terror Plot Deserves Much Scrutiny and Skepticism
Something has to be done to justify all that terrorism spending.
‘Sleeper cells’: 3,000 in Turkey linked to ISIS, police report says
Data prompts red alert over possible attacks, including in NATO and the West, by so-called “sleeper cells.”
Poor sleep in adolescence predicts future problems, study says
Adolescents who don’t get enough sleep may have long-term problems.
Refugees in Australian camp sew own lips shut in protest
Hundreds more commence hunger strike, citing fears for their personal safety.