New Fissure Near Yellowstone Supervolcano Causes Teton National Park Closure
Mac Slavo | A 100-foot-long fissure near the Yellowstone supervolcano has prompted the closure of parts of Teton National Park.
Mac Slavo | A 100-foot-long fissure near the Yellowstone supervolcano has prompted the closure of parts of Teton National Park.
The Daily Sheeple | A sweet and innocent baby has died only two days after getting his four-month vaccinations.
Center for Public Integrity | Losses of civilian nuclear material are usually disclosed but when the government loses nuclear bomb ingredients it stays mum.
Zero Hedge | Warrior Maven has confirmed that the Army is literally “gearing up” for decades of hybrid conflict, and in doing so, testing and prototyping self-generating “Ironman-like” soldier exoskeletons.
Zero Hedge | A huge iceberg has drifted dangerously close to a village on the western coast of Greenland, causing concern that it could trigger a tsunami if it breaks apart.
Daily Mail | Dismisses Google backlash over controversial Project Maven as ‘part of being an American’
Charlotte Observer | A strange “sonar anomaly” had NOAA explorers diving off the coast of North Carolina on Wednesday, hoping for an explanation.
Zero Hedge | The era of hypersonic is now.
Daily Mail | The National Security Agency is using internet data processing centers run by telecommunications powerhouse AT&T to spy on American and foreign citizens, a new investigation claims.
Newsweek | Amazon’s facial recognition software is no longer being used in Orlando, government and police officials said in a joint statement this week, in the wake of criticism from the American Civil Liberties Union.
Daily Mail | The root of violence?
Mac Slavo | Social media giant Facebook continues to ramp up the creepy factor.
Daily Mail | China is stepping-up its mass surveillance, with a flock of camera-equipped drones designed to look like doves.
RT | The chances of us coming across extraterrestrials are not looking good, according to a new study.
Daily Mail | Predictions made about gravity by Einstein more than a century ago have been proved correct on a massive scale.