Duterte’s Government Reported 20,000 Dead In Drug War, Senator Calls Killings ‘Executions’
‘They basically admitted that there are no so-called vigilante killings that these deaths are actually state-sponsored executions’
Author: Mikael Thalen
Police officers guard home of deputy assigned to Florida HS who ‘never went in’ during shooting: report
Peterson resigned Thursday after video surveillance showed he never entered the school, even though he “clearly” knew there was a shooting taking place
Marine Corps Again Eases Infantry Officer Standards, This Time for Hiking
The ‘principal driver behind’ modifications to the course is to lower attrition rates
Trump to announce new sanctions against North Korea as South prepares for talks
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence had hinted at such a plan two weeks ago during a stop in Tokyo
U.S. Border Officials Haven’t Verified Passport RFID Data in Over 10 Years
Customs and Border Protection never purchased software necessary to detect forgeries
Man lobs grenade at U.S. embassy in Montenegro, then blows himself up
No casualties were reported from the embassy
Report: Pentagon weighing McMaster’s return to military
McMaster shot down rumors in January that he was considering leaving the White House
Ethereum Scam: Fake Elon Musk Twitter Account ‘Giving Away 5,000 ЕTH’
If something looks too good to be true, it usually is false
Viral Facebook Video Shatters ‘Assault Weapons’ Talking Point
‘All this talk about ‘assault weapons, assault guns,’ is total bullshit’
‘Reaper’: The North Korean Hacking Group Expanding Its Operations
‘We assess with high confidence that this activity is carried out on behalf of the North Korean government…’ cybersecurity firm says
Small business owners’ optimism at record high after tax overhaul
The CNBC/SurveyMonkey poll surveyed 2,080 self-identified small business owners
Trump officials move to expand non-ObamaCare insurance plans
The administration argues the move will provide cheaper options for people facing high costs for ObamaCare plans
Facebook told to stop tracking users that aren’t logged in
Belgian court orders Facebook to stop tracking users not logged into its site or face a fine of €250,000
NYT Poll: Majority Of Americans Support Tax Reform
The bill has managed its increase in popularity despite the wealth of misinformation spread to voters
Pentagon turns focus to missile defense
The budget requests $12.9 billion for missile defense, including $9.9 billion for the Missile Defense Agency