An unnamed officer from the Panama City police department has been fired after a good cop decided to do the right thing.

The justification to rule the people is now in the name of universal health and safety based on presumed scientific evidence.

Experts have warned that hackers can also start fires on computers, phones, and other power supplies.

MOVE was a Philadelphia-based organization formed by Civil Rights leader John Africa to create self-sustaining communities.

Some rather gruesome claims are being made about the use of these weapons.

These solar-powered cameras surveil everyone coming and going into the housing complex including recording their license plates.

As Americans fall off 'standard' claims rolls, they are transitioning to the Pandemic Emergency Claims rolls...

Thank you officer Carson for showing other cops what real public service looks like.

Last week a TV station in France produced and aired a segment about wireless risks and controversies.

This policy paper illustrates the continuity of agenda in Washington regardless of who is elected into office.

The three women spoke to CBS News about how they faced retaliation for properly investigating the crimes.

Opposition and warnings continue to increase about the tens of thousands of satellites and similar vehicles being launched.

Food prices are rapidly rising all over the planet, and this is hurting the people at the bottom of the economic food chain the most.

Ever since the first round of virus lockdowns that began in March, ammunition prices have surged because of unprecedented demand.

The results of limits on individual liberty—often felt most harshly by poorer people— are a costly lesson about central planning.

Each new restriction that gets announced adds to the frenzy as rhetoric of a "dark winter" adds to the concern.

Now the stage is being set for the next stage in teh war on terror: the war on bioterrorism. James Corbett's latest mini-doc explains...

The tax would increase progressively as equity increases, under the proposal.

By B.N. Frank AirPods get a bad rap for a few good reasons. They aren’t recyclable so A LOT of them are ending up in...

Lisa Fletcher talks to a former advisor to the Japanese company Takata that made the airbags in this Full Measure report.

Since 2014 hundreds of thousands more cell towers and antennas have been installed near American homes, hospitals, schools, etc.