Spy cameras could soon know what we’re thinking and feeling simply by scanning our BODIES
Daily Mail | There may be no way to opt-out.
Daily Mail | There may be no way to opt-out.
The Goldwater | The Obama campaign used Facebook to gain a massive political advantage.
Patrick J. Buchanan | The relief at his apparent stand down was palpable.
London Telegraph | Sitting at a desk all day or spending hours watching television may damage the brain in a way which is known to increase the risk of dementia, a new study suggests.
Breitbart | Syrians represent the highest number of beneficiaries.
Daily Caller | Antifa groups used information from the Southern Poverty Law Center to successfully shut down four conferences on the threat of Islam scheduled in Wisconsin and Minnesota last weekend.
RT | Moscow has “irrefutable” data that the incident in Douma, Syria was staged by the intelligence services of a foreign state pushing a “Russophobic campaign,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated.
Zero Hedge | In one of the book’s more amusing claims, Comey says Trump approached him about investigating the Steele dossier’s infamous “pee tape” claim.
Zero Hedge | The latest reports rolling in from Syria suggest that both the Assad regime and Hezbollah have evacuated weapons from likely targets.
Brandon Smith | There is a mass delusion in the mainstream created I think in large part by too much exposure to movie fantasy and TV fiction.
Fox News | “We have gotten to a point in the world now where we have to rely on the sanity of Kim Jong Un and Putin over the president of the United States.”
Ralph Retort | Another day, another report about progressive loons sperging out in response to a conservative speaker on their campus.
The Last Refuge | Oh, heck yes.
American Mirror | Nancy Pelosi only spoke for a few minutes to reporters on Wednesday, but she still wasn’t able to avoid suffering face spasms, brain freezes and repeatedly using the wrong words.
Louder With Crowder | Today was the confirmation hearing for the new secretary of state, Mike Pompeo. Funsies.