This is the culmination of the Trilateral Commission’s original New International Economic Order from 1974. The pandemic is the main driver now.

The agency has promised to prioritize older claims from March and April, but gave no indication when the backlog would be cleared.

The autopsy revealed Guardado had no drugs or alcohol in his system and was shot 5 times with every single one of those rounds going into his back.

The big question remains - what happens when the $600 CARES Act bonuses stop flowing?

ISPs would rather harvest and monetize your data without restraint, so they filed a poorly conceived First Amendment lawsuit against this Maine law.

Back in 2017, this deplorable "game" first caught popularity, taking the internet by storm. It has caught the attention of Anonymous.

Even though opposition and moratoriums are increasing, this hasn’t stopped deployment everywhere including in space.

If money itself was the solution, most Third World economies by now would have eliminated poverty by printing large quantities of money.

There is a maximum penalty of $2,650 or up to 360 days in prison for repeat offenders.

Authorized by the Constitution to exercise only 11 powers and duties – presidents from both parties have trashed those limits in big, big ways.

What happens next? The companies that did survive the first phase lockdowns are now going to get hit again, hard.

The tradeoff of a contactless environment where automation and A.I. replace humans to mitigate the spread of a virus is of course permanent job loss.   

The FDA is responsible for protecting Americans from harmful products. Their track record isn’t great.

The numbers represent the grim fact that for four months now, a “historically high” amount of U.S. households have been unable to pay their housing bill.

Even after the original story went viral, special needs students were being shocked. After years of protests and testimony, the FDA banned the practice.

Aaron Dykes offers some insightful observations and research about the dangers of group behavior and how it relates to what we are seeing right now.

Many American elected officials – including in Ohio – are using the pandemic as an excuse to enforce the tracking and monitoring citizens.

Spiro and John Klyczek break down how this longstanding and effective tactic is being "reimagined" by the usual suspects, to reshape the future of humanity.

The effects of such a radical shift in policing could be massive.

What’s driving this scarcity of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies?

It also maps out more than 130 law enforcement tech hubs that process real-time surveillance data.