Presidential Debate Commission Getting Ready for Serious 3rd Party Candidate
Polarized race could prove tempting for a would-be middle-ground candidate.
Author: Adan
New York State’s Anti-encryption Bill Would Force Phone Makers To Add A Backdoor
Bill would force manufacturers or operating system providers to decrypt and unlock smartphones for law enforcement and other authorities.
St. Louis Taxpayers Aren’t Finished Paying For The Stadium The Rams Abandoned
The team’s move to Los Angeles, however, could allow St. Louis to spend more wisely going forward.
World Bank Opposes Facebook’s Free Basics
The “antithesis of net neutrality and a distortion of markets,” according to World Bank report.
Ten Detainees Transferred, Leaving Fewer Than 100 Prisoners At Guantánamo
Transfer follows President Obama’s pledge to “keep working to shut down the prison at Guantánamo.”
Alabama Officer Acquitted After Injuring Indian Grandfather
Accused of using unreasonable force while working as a police officer in Madison, Alabama…
Al Jazeera America to Shut Down in April
Cites the “economic landscape of the media environment.”
Exclusive Video: Textbook Exec Reveals Greedy Truth Behind Common Core: ‘It’s never about the kids’
“There’s always money in it,” admits publishing company executive.
Woman Worried New Cellphone Tower Will Affect Son’s Lifesaving Medical Equipment
“I’m really scared about the impact that it’s going to have…”
Girl, 12, Shot Dead by Constable Serving Eviction Order
Family owed $1,700 in rent…
‘No Groceries This Week’: Woman Goes Without Food to Buy Powerball Tickets
Lottery fever afflicts entire country despite incredibly abysmal odds.
Chicago Gun Violence in 2016 Already Worse Than This Time Last Year
“Three times as many people were shot in Chicago” this year as were shot over that same period in 2015.
HIV-Infected Illegal Immigrant Raped Girl In Morris For 5 Years: Report
Dover man lodged in Morris County jail on $300,000 bail with no option.
3 States Consider Lowering the Drinking Age
It’s long past time…
Americans Are Abandoning Political Parties
Poll finds more than 40 percent call themselves independents.