Deep Space Discovery Challenges Assumptions of Homogeneous Universe
A recent deep space discovery is calling into question scientific assumptions that have been taken for granted for generations. The scale of one...
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DOJ Refuses to Disclose How it Tracks Citizens Using GPS
Following the pattern set by the National Security Agency (NSA), the Justice Department refuses to disclose how, when, and how often the federal...
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Aaron Swartz, Internet Freedom Activist, Dead at 26
Aaron Swartz, a software prodigy and an Internet freedom fighter, was found dead in his New York City apartment on Friday of an...
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The Real Green in Fedgov’s “Green Energy”
“Green energy” companies supported by Obama have primarily helped create jobs for elected officials and lobbyists in Washington, and profits for Wall Street....
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UN Bid to Seize Internet Fails but Threat Remains
Activists worldwide were celebrating after a United Nations conference, which was seeking to hand control over the Internet to an obscure UN agency...
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UN Using Propaganda to Defend Proposed Internet Regime
The United Nations, its International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and a motley assortment of tyrants are frantically working to calm growing worldwide fears over...
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Life on Mars — a Prospect for the Future?
For all of the scientific and popular interest in past or present life on Mars, what can awaken the greatest public reaction is...
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Wiki Weapon: Texas Co. May Offer Plans for Printing Guns at Home
A “little piece of paper” is all that prevents the printing of firearms at home using 3D printers. That was the comment made...
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UN to Seek Internet Kill Switch Next Month, Documents Show
As Americans focused on the U.S. presidential election, the United Nations and a wide swath of its autocratic member regimes were drafting a...
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Obama Administration Gets Sued Over Carbon Tax E-mails
President Obama's Treasury Department is facing a lawsuit filed by the Competitive Enterprise Institute for stonewalling a Freedom of Information Act request relating...
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Energy Boom Could Make U.S. Largest Oil Producer by 2020
The growing energy boom in the United States could make it the largest global oil producer by the end of the decade, temporarily...
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DARPA Sponsors Surveillance Technology to Predict Future Behavior
The dizzying speed of the growth of the surveillance state and the increasing sophistication of the tools used to build it are paid...
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“Sousveillance”: When the Watched Become the Watchers
Seems that our coverage of the ever-widening and increasingly sophisticated web of surveillance being spun by state and federal agencies is only scratching...
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Obama Fundraiser Is Winner in Solyndra Bankruptcy Ruling
A major fundraiser for President Obama's reelection campaign appears to be the biggest winner from a ruling by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware last...
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DHS Proposes Cybersecurity Education to Begin in Kindergarten
In an effort to embolden the next generation of cyber professionals, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is devising an initiative to encourage...
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