The military is operating both domestically and abroad maintaining fake identities to fight online and real life threats.

Ordinary Americans could find themselves labeled domestic extremists for engaging in lawful behavior that triggers the precrime sensors.

It appears that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are making it tougher for qualified applicants to actually save money.

Chip shortages could result in global automakers losing upwards of $110 billion in sales this year, but it goes much further than that.

Legal tender laws and other regulations imposed on currencies cause value discrepancies to arise.

Both USAID and the NED have been linked to countless regime change efforts abroad.

The Sound Money Defense League advocates for legislative change across the country to remove taxes on gold and silver.

“When he arrested me, I lost my job and I had to pretty much sell everything I had that was worth anything to keep a roof over my head.”

It turns out that many soldiers and their families were exposed to a cocktail of chemicals.

Workers in Italy, South Africa and California are using peaceful civil disobedience as a means of stopping violence.

The drill expanded the Pentagon's understanding of how automation in military systems can work together to eliminate enemy combatants. 

An online lending platform called Kabbage sent 378 pandemic loans worth $7 million to fake companies (mostly farms).

"Frontier capped actual DSL speeds to levels below its advertised rates, FTC says."

The new office of pre-crime is called the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships. (CP3) is run by the DHS.

“Vaccine Hesitancy” pre-dates COVID 19, but a range of incentives have been rolled out to get people to change their minds.

Economy, prepping and survival, homeschooling, activism, and of course the corona crisis health scare - everything is covered in this series.