Large Pentagon Agency Casually Lost $800 Million Dollars
A Pentagon agency failed to properly keep track of more than $800 million in construction projects, according to Politico.
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Tiangong-1: Out-of-Control Space Station Will Crash to Earth Between March & April
The European Space Agency’s Space Debris Office has announced that it expects China‘s out-of-control Tiangong-1 space station to re-enter the Earth‘s atmosphere sometime between March 19 and April 14. The Read More…
Florida’s Process for Restoring Voting Rights to Felons Ruled Biased and Unconstitutional By Federal Judge
On Thursday, February 2, a federal judge declared Florida’s process for restoring voting rights to convicted felons unconstitutional, calling for immediate changes to a clemency process that he q risks Read More…
Tiangong-1: Out-of-Control Space Station Will Crash to Earth Between March & April
The European Space Agency’s Space Debris Office has announced that it expects China‘s out-of-control Tiangong-1 space station to re-enter the Earth‘s atmosphere sometime between March 19 and April 14. The Read More…
ICE Acquires Access to Track License Plates Across the Country
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency recently signed a contract with private company Vigilant Solutions to officially secure agency-wide access to its massive nationwide license plate recognition Read More…
Cape Town Will Run Out of Water As Soon As April
Officials in Cape Town, South Africa, recently announced that the city will run out of water, possibly as soon as April. Population growth and a record drought, perhaps exacerbated by Read More…
10 Reasons the Dutch-Russia Hacking Story Is Fake News
It never ceases to amaze how intelligence agency narratives always seem to trip over their own shoelaces. This “huge story” is transparently ridiculous to anyone with the slightest technical know-how.
Astronomers Annoyed Over Launch of Giant Disco Ball Satellite Into The Sky
Vexed astronomers all over the world have lambasted Rocket Lab, a private U.S./New Zealand-based aerospace development company, after it surreptitiously launched a satellite resembling a giant disco ball into the Read More…
Astronomers Annoyed Over Launch of Giant Disco Ball Satellite Into The Sky
Vexed astronomers all over the world have lambasted Rocket Lab, a private U.S./New Zealand-based aerospace development company, after it surreptitiously launched a satellite resembling a giant disco ball into the Read More…
NSA Wipes Out Surveillance Data It Pledged to Preserve, Conveniently Destroying Criminal Evidence Against Itself
NSA conveniently wiped out ‘01-‘07 mass surveillance data from the warrantless and unconstitutional ‘Stellar Wind’ program, violating court orders to preserve the data in ongoing lawsuits filed against the NSA.
Warrantless NSA Mass Surveillance Authorization Extended By 6 More Years
On Friday afternoon, just hours before Congress failed to avert a government shutdown, the President signed into law the “FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act of 2017.” The bill passed the House and Senate earlier this week with the support of many Republicans and Democrats, offering only slight adjustments to Section 702, a law that oversees the NSA’s spying ability.
18 Democrats Just Voted With Republicans to Advance Senate Bill to Renew NSA Spying Program Without Debate
Over a third of Senate Democrats joined 41 Republicans and one Independent, Sen. Angus King (I-ME), on Tuesday, January 16, 2018, providing the critical missing votes needed to quash any further Read More…
Watch the Astonishing Footage of a Car Crashing Into the 2nd Floor of a Santa Ana Office Building (VIDEO)
A Nissan Altima got lodged into the second floor of a dentist office in Santa Ana, California, in the early morning of Sunday, Jan. 14, 2018. The vehicle was speeding northbound on French Street when it struck a raised median and went airborne, gouging a cavernous hole into the building’s 2nd floor. The accident occurred in the 300 block of E. 17th Street.
Red Cross: Cholera Outbreak Reaches “Hideous Milestone” of 1 Million Cases — Facilitated By U.S.-Backed Saudi Intervention in Yemen
As the 1,000th day of the U.S.-backed Saudi airstrike campaign in Yemen passed this week, humanitarian agencies recorded the one millionth case of cholera to infect the war-torn country, where 80 percent of the population lacks adequate access to food, clean water, and healthcare.
Failure to Meet Paris Climate Goals By 2050 Will Result in Permanent Drought for 25% of Earth, Scientists Warn
In a new study published on Monday in the Nature scientific journal, adding to the lengthy and ever-growing list of potential consequences of global climate inaction, scientists warn that around a quarter of the Earth could end up Read More…