Breton added he “will have to open his algorithms. We will have control, we will have access, people will no longer be able to say rubbish.”

Researchers from Ohio State University reveal that Bluetooth devices are more susceptible to attacks that can track user location.

The "15 minute city" is a key concept in Agenda 2030.

According to research carried out by Visa, more than 50% of Canadians are interested in monitoring their carbon footprint.

Learn about the Going Direct Reset at its heart, and discover how BlackRock pulled off this financial coup d'état.

“A federal judge in a federal lawsuit [has said] you are supervising the nerve center of federally directed censorship… Is that constitutional?”

CENTCOM chief Gen. Michael Kurilla said that the greatest threat in the region was the development of “adversary drones.”

Despite relevant safety concerns raised by Logan County, Illinois residents, a proposed wind farm was recently approved anyway.

US B-1B Lancer hypersonic bombers and F16s joined South Korean F-35As in a flight on Saturday following Pyongyang’s ICBM test on Friday.

Meanwhile, yet another survey has found that the vast majority of U.S. consumers are currently living paycheck to paycheck…

From May 24 to Oct. 19, 2020, the university athletic director criticized and demeaned the head coach due to his religious beliefs.

The bullet went through the victim's hand as he surrendered and went into his head, killing him.

A flashback to 2010 discussing the geoengineering campaign. Once conspiracy, now openly promoted...

Traders are boosting purchases of Russian diesel ahead of the EU embargo on the country’s oil products, which comes into force in Feb.

This article evaluates how the sleight of hand occurred and how the population and governing class have been induced to participate.

The state-level 4th Amendment Protection Act is a big step in the right direction toward ending the surveillance state.

Still confused about GMO food labels?  You aren’t alone.  Fortunately a group of nonprofits and retailers has taken legal action

Overall, 68 percent plan to get or already have a side gig so they can earn some extra cash during the holidays.