How CISA Threatens Both Privacy and Cybersecurity
Information sharing just doesn’t work like CISA advocates imagine.
Author: Mikael Thalen
March Against Monsanto to Launch International Protests May 23rd
Worldwide event marks key opposition to Monsanto.
Paul tells tech-heavy crowd he’s against NSA data collection
“There’s not one other candidate… willing to say, `On Day One, I’d stop it all. I’d end all bulk collection of records.'”
The Killing of Osama bin Laden
“This is false, as are many other elements of the Obama administration’s account.”
Kentucky Sheriff Kidnaps 10 Children From Homeschool Family
Government comes against family for living outside the system.
Obama’s Secret Deal Could Sneak Gun Restrictions Into Trade Agreement
TPP could open the door to global gun initiatives.
The Program to Execute Dogs Revealed
New documentary exposes epidemic.
Kansas No Longer Leads Nation In Wheat Production
National Agricultural Statistics Service show drop.
FAA approves Illinois State Police unmanned aircraft program
Authorities claim program is not being used for surveillance purposes.
Ex-NSA security staffer: Apple Macs are wide open to malware
“AV [anti-virus] developers seem to be resting on their laurels.”
Court: Border search of businessman’s laptop ‘unreasonable’
Victories against the surveillance state increase.
Egyptian court sentences Mubarak and sons to three years in jail for corruption
“The ruling of the court is three years in prison without parole…”
San Francisco bans smokeless tobacco at sporting venues
Both players and fans must abide by new rule starting next year.
Liberia is free of Ebola, says World Health Organization
Nation admits “porous borders” may reignite outbreak from other nations.
Corruption scandal ousts Guatemalan vice president
First Guatemalan vice president to step down due to a corruption case.