And the Supreme Court has rejected 10 recent petitions to remove it.

The answer is that an ever growing and large body published research has found adverse effects from wireless radiation.

A senior principal economist at Zillow said if working from home persists -- national housing trends could shift folks out of city centers to rural areas. 

Coronavirus vs. personal freedoms; India vs. China; North Korea vs. South Korea and much more.

In 2014 IMF's Christine Lagarde gave a strange speech about the magic number 7, just a coincidence as we head toward 2021?

That brings the thirteen-week total to 45.7 million, dramatically more than at any period in American history.

Now, Oakland Privacy has filed a first-of-its-kind suit to ensure the public has a say in how this controversial surveillance technology is deployed.

The POST Act’s long overdue passing came as part of a package of bills that many considered longshots before weeks of public protest.

The decision comes as some governments, in seeking to stop hateful, violent, and extremist speech online, are considering overbroad measures.

There is still NO “safe” level of exposure that has been scientifically determined for pregnant women or children! Yet they REFUSE to update guidelines.

New Corbett Report podcast video explores the murky world of information gatekeeping and asks "Who will fact check the fact checkers?"

Holders of savings accounts, CDs, and most bonds across the yield curve stand to incur real losses of purchasing power.

Many iPhone users across the US have over the past few days started to notice a new setting under the "privacy" subtab of the iPhone health app.

Police called over BB gun in virtual class; Hertz admits stock worthless, planned to sell $500M in shares anyway; national debt up a trillion this month.

The judge did acknowledge it is undisputed that fluoride can cause harm to the human brain and is a neurological hazard. The dispute is over the levels.

All because they dare, in America, alleged land of the free, to disagree with an opinion that is treated as fact.

“It’s designed to intimidate,” Carmody’s lawyer, Thomas Burke, told The Associated Press. “It’s essentially the confiscation of a newsroom.”

Smart money is quietly leaving big cities -- and, by the way, they're also leaving many other metro areas across the country. 

The apps that had the worst security flaws directly collected GPS data from users which matched with their identity.

By Spiro Skouras In this interview, Dr. Andrew Kaufman joins Spiro for a second time. The first time Dr. Kaufman joined Spiro, they talked about...

The withdrawal of $475,000 in cash by the Nova Scotia shooter matches the method the RCMP uses to send money to confidential informants and agents, sources.