The labor action was last-minute after pay negotiations broke down between the rail workers' union and OeBB.

Problems associated with “smart” meters include cybersecurity risks, explosions, fires and higher bills, among other issues.

The Board of Supervisors will vote soon on a policy that would allow the SFPD to use deadly force by arming its many robots.

Big tech companies silence their users to curry favor with politicians and bureaucrats, often after “encouragement” from both.

Hamilton's arguments in support have provided legal cover to much of the monster state we live under today.

Scientists who continue to misrepresent exposure risks to 5G technology.

Assange previously explained that the NYTimes has done everything possible to sell WikiLeaks down the river to try to save its own skin.

James explores the idea of eye-bouncing and how we can use it to turn our focus away from what we don't want and towards what we do.

NYC natural gas prices for January delivery were more than 60% higher than a year ago. Plus, diesel prices are through the roof.

At $2,500 a pop, even if your average Joe did spring for a ticket, he probably would not pass the 1-2 week application approval process.  

Smartphone company helps Beijing crush dissent.

Over the last few years, an unwelcome phrase has grown to plague American consumers and producers alike: supply chain issues.

In fact, research has even revealed that bacteria exposed to wireless radiation can become antibiotic resistant. 

While NATO doesn’t plan on admitting Ukraine as a full member, the alliance has big plans for the country.

OVO Energy has "sincerely apologised" after issues with customer smart meters left them in disarray.

While Haitians are facing violence and food shortage, most people in the country are against the intervention...

Protests against the communist government’s hysterical Covid-19 mitigation polices are now threatening to destabilise parts of the country

The report drew a torrent of criticism from civil rights and civil liberties groups when it was first uncovered.

If we compare SBF's case to Ross Ulbricht, who is serving two life sentences for building a website, the disparity becomes enraging.

The rule for international vaccine passports will be introduced as a revision to the int'l regulations during the next World Health Assembly.

Meanwhile in Zhengzhou, home to a large iPhone factory with mass protests, officials announced the "orderly" resumption of daily life.