Museums typically only get a quarter of their funding from government.

Last week Environmental Health Trust and Children’s Health Defense jointly filed a brief with their lawsuit against the FCC.

It's leading to new fears that America's energy infrastructure is prone to attack and potentially being knocked offline.

The political class is still coming after the Internet on the flimsiest of excuses and no matter the cost to us.

The FCC continues to be under fire for allegations of not properly studying health effects of wireless exposure.

Covering 2000 through 2016, the study quantifies just how often DHS agencies have seized currency at airports.

The FDA is supposed evaluate harmful products before they are made available to the public. They have an embarrassingly long track record of not doing so.

The battle continues for the right to have a discussion about HCQ, let alone maintain the right for doctors to prescribe it to their patients.

Much of the equipment has been used on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, along with rifles, ammunition, grenade launchers, and night vision devices.

This is about four times as many people as were displaced following the foreclosure crisis of 2008.

This was the second quarter in a row in which loan officers reported sharply tighter financial conditions.

Foot traffic of retail spaces is set to slump once more, putting pressure on brick and mortar shops, including Apple stores.

Australia is the only country in the world that has a law that people can’t be mean to each other. Now it is host to one of the world’s meanest governments.

It’s time to get educated. In the interest of liberty and truth, here’s an A-to-Z primer that spells out the emerging global tyranny.

If this writer’s testimonial isn't distressing enough, wearables also collect data on consumers often without their knowledge or consent.

Some people may actually feeler safer with the constant surveillance. But will the constant radiation exposure be worth it?

The FBI rolled out a nationwide facial-recognition program in the fall of 2014, with the goal of building a giant biometric database.

There is also an obvious attack point at any car's app software. If these apps can be modified, so too can be the instructions they send to your vehicle.

After the facts of the case showed that Poitier was the victim and not the aggressor, all those charges were dropped

So far, all indications seem to be that this blast was the result of fatal mishandling of hazardous materials, but the videos do make us wonder...