The legal argument also appears to conclude that if domestic communications can't be picked up, it's permitted.

Thanks to “Dilbert” for wanting to study 5G first before writing an article about it. Maybe The New York Times should do the same.

Despite thousands of scientists warning against developing lethal autonomous weapons, the U.S. military continues testing.

Do you think we’re headed toward a cashless society? Are you concerned about this?

We are still in lockdown and now mandatory vaccination policies are being rolled out in addition to severe penalties for violating mandates

The spike in bankruptcies comes despite trillions in government aid to mitigate the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic on businesses

An estimated 300,000 Americans could lose their jobs to them. No wonder tech moguls endorse Universal Basic Income (UBI).

Once again, we find Bill Gates and the usual players driving plans to "reimagine" education in the lockdown era and beyond.

More flaws exposing life threatening vulnerability - including utility “Smart” Meters and insulin pumps - were reported recently by IBM.

If homeowners still can't find jobs as the labor market recovery falters, then their ability to service future mortgage becomes impossible.

Gadgets will record and analyze data, such as the ex-prisoners’ biological information (heart rate), photos, and location metadata.

Pilots are expected to earn a minimum a $150 per hour rate.

Flock Safety's list of 15 ethical recommendations to justify tracking Americans is laughable.

There’s been a lot of talk about how VR/AR will revolutionize entertainment, education, and even activism.

Police can also continue to collect data if one electronic device (like a phone) leads them to another (like a smart home speaker).

It would be a verified health credential that shows the results of someone’s last COVID-19 test, and would grant access to public places.

The majority of scientists worldwide oppose 5G until there are studies that show it’s safe, but it's still rolling out in certain areas.

The idea is that by writing government criminality into the law books, criminality somehow becomes justified by virtue of legal recognition.

Judges must determine if it is “clearly established” that the specific use of force in a specific instance was unconstitutional.

The good news is that in an extremely rare move, the cops were just denied qualified immunity.

Derrick Broze covers a recent exposé by the Columbia Journalism Review which examines Bill Gates’ influence on mainstream media.