Judge Orders Georgia Officials to Stop Tossing Absentee Ballots Over Signatures
The decision was a victory for voting rights activists, who feared the signature mismatch practice could disenfranchise thousands of voters.
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90,000 Purged in Vegas and Reno — Are You On The List That Will Steal The Senate? NV Voters: Check NOW!
Nevada is a Senate battleground state and these purges could tip the election. Are you a purged Nevada voter? Check here NOW — before the October 18 deadline to re-register!
The Government is Blacklisting People Based on Predictions of Future Crimes
Some of the so-called “suspected terrorists” on the government’s “No Fly List” have been banned from boarding a plane for the past 8 years and counting — though they’ve never been charged with any crime.
Have YOU Been PURGED? Georgia Voters — You Must Check This NOW!
Are you one of the 591,000 Georgia voters who was purged from the rolls? Check here NOW — before the October 9 deadline to re-register!
More Than 250 People Worldwide Have Died Taking Selfies, Study Finds
259 people have died while taking photos of themselves in the last 6 years, exceeding those killed by sharks this year, according to a new study — and scientists are warning that we need ‘no-selfie zones’.
225 Million Cell Phones Will Receive a Presidential Alert Wednesday — No, It’s Not a Text From President Trump
On Wednesday, Oct. 3, FEMA will send out the first message testing the new nationwide presidential-level Wireless Emergency Alert. It will go to every smart phone in the United States that is turned on and within range of a cell tower.
Indonesian Teen Rescued After 49 Days Drifting at Sea Alone
The 18-year-old Aldi Novel Adilang survived 49 days in a floating fishing trap after its ropes snapped and broke loose from the seabed during a storm.
City’s Entire Police Force Disarmed After They’re Found to Be Tied Directly to Drug Cartels (VIDEO)
News that a city’s local police were disarmed for working with drug cartels was no surprise to citizens who view police and the cartels as one in the same.
17 Years After 9/11, US Counts Al Qaeda Among Allies in Syria, Yemen
The U.S.’ willingness to treat Al Nusra as an ally in Syria seems set to continue, given the Trump administration’s ultimate goal of targeting Iran’s influence in Syria as well as its newly “redefined” goal of regime change in Damascus.
Printing With Sound: Researchers Use Acoustic Forces to Print Never-Before Droplets
In acoustophoretic printing, soundwaves generate a controllable force that pulls each droplet off of the nozzle when it reaches a specific size and ejects it towards the printing target – much like picking apples from a tree!
Hurricane Maria’s Death Toll in Puerto Rico Has Surpassed 9/11, Taking Nearly 3,000 American Lives
Puerto Rico’s governor has updated the island’s official Hurricane Maria death toll to 2,975 following the release of an independent study by the Milken Institute of Public Health at George Washington University.
Chris Hedges: The War on Assange is a War on Press Freedom
The silence of the press, whose own fate is inextricably intertwined, regarding the ongoing persecution of Julian Assange is deafening.
Craig Murray: The CIA’s Absence of Conviction
Published almost 2 years ago, in the aftermath of Hillary Clinton’s shattering defeat by the least popular, dangerously unqualified presidential candidate in U.S. history — a loss that Hillary and the DNC refused to own, immediately diverting all the blame to Russia and James Comey while relentlessly cultivating the narrative of Trump/Putin collusion and “Russian meddling” to suppress and discredit the damning revelations within the WikiLeaks emails of the DNC rigging the primary against Bernie Sanders — Craig Murray gives his firsthand account debunking anonymous CIA claims pushing the Russiagate collusion narrative.
DNC Serves WikiLeaks With A Lawsuit……Via Twitter
WikiLeaks has just been served …with a tweet.
Top U.S. Voting Machine Vendor Admits It Installed Vulnerable Remote Access Software on Systems
The top U.S. voting machine vendor admitted earlier this year to having installed remote-access software containing a key security flaw on election-management systems during a six-year time period, leaving those systems vulnerable to cyberattacks, Motherboard reported.