Texas Activist Who Pulled Gun on “Smart Meter” Man Speaks Out
When Houston-area activist Thelma Taormina was allegedly shoved multiple times by a man trying to install a controversial so-called “smart meter” on her...
Science & Technology
House Republicans Reject Obama Plan for Offshore Drilling
Mounting resistance against President Obama’s seemingly anti-oil agenda, the Republican-led House passed a bill Wednesday that would displace the administration’s new offshore drilling...
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Pentagon Will Pay Univ. to Develop Powerful Facial Recog. Software
The Pentagon wants bright college kids to help them design and perfect software that will allow government agents to quickly single out individuals...
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The Most Powerful, Well Connected Company You’ve Never Heard Of
Have you ever heard of a tech company called Neustar? Probably not, and that’s just the way the government wants to keep it....
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Another DOE-Sponsored Solar Plant Idles Production
Another American solar firm is purportedly in financial disarray after receiving millions of dollars in grants from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)....
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Laser-Powered Drone Could Remain Airborne Forever
A drone being used by the United States Special Forces has the potential to remain airborne indefinitely if engineers can get the science...
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Obama Pledges More Taxpayer Dollars for Green Energy
Speaking at a campaign event in Cincinnati, Ohio on Monday, President Obama insisted that he does not make the same mistake twice, and...
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New High-Tech Body Scanners Coming, Courtesy of the CIA
Genia Photonics, a surrogate of the CIA, has announced its greatly enhanced surveillance capabilities to monitor innocent civilians without their knowledge or permission....
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Kansas Gas Station First to Offer E15 Ethanol-blend Fuel
Acting on the Obama administration’s inexorable push for alternative fuel, a gas station in Lawrence, Kansas, has become the first in the nation...
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City of San Francisco Bans Apple Computers
The City of San Francisco, outraged at Apple's decision to depart from environmental standards, has announced its boycott of Apple's computers. San Francisco’s...
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Solar Fireworks Disrupt Europe’s Radio Communications
The solar flares erupting from a giant sunspot group during the first week of July were certainly on a much larger scale than...
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Bankruptcies of Federally Backed Green Energy Companies Continue
The Obama administration's problems continue to mount because of its financial support of the so-called green industry. Perhaps the most well-known example of...
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Twitter Complies with 75% of Gov’t Requests for User Data
On July 2, social media service Twitter released its first ever “Transparency Report” revealing the alarming number of requests it has received from...
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Navy’s Green Initiative: Costly and Not So Green
While the Obama administration is pushing for the U.S. Navy to "go green," with biofuels, reports indicate that the efforts will be costly...
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New Areas Open for Drilling in Gulf
The U.S. government opens new area of the central Gulf of Mexico for drilling, amid controversy from environmentalists, who claim that the move will...
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