An army of smart devices could scale up attacks against corporations and governments, according to a new report.

According to a new report, 69 million Americans are now delaying their retirement plans.

The worst part is that people here have chosen their path. Yeonmi is watching America go down a totalitarian path.

The official also mentioned “increased information sharing” between tech platforms to help combat this potential for radicalization.

But how many people would knowingly eat anything flavored with recycled plastic waste even if it’s deemed safe by the FDA?

Most of the media focused on violence or the changing influence of some political parties, but the election was historic for another reason.

Already, US Census Bureau figures show 19.3 million adults experienced food insecurity issues.  

It could be an unprecedented supply chain impact with another shipping crisis as delays mount, threatening to drive up costs again.

It's been bad in the hands of law enforcement, but there is also a trend toward giving consumers access to facial recognition tech.

This article intends to focus in on the reasons for the shift in the narrative and what it may portend.

In March, 940 homes sold for more than half a million dollars above listing price and 310 sold for more than a million above listing price.

The list of scams and corruption just keeps getting longer, here's the latest...

Perhaps more health enthusiasts will now consider buying exercise equipment without computer systems.  They’re probably less expensive too!

It looks like the change in government won't bring a change in tactics.

Brandon Smith of Alt-Market.com makes his second appearance with Ryan McCormick on the Outer Limits of Inner Truth to answer these questions.

In addition to creating certain crimes in order to then “solve” them, the FBI also gives certain informants permission to break the law.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs argued that Nestlé and Cargill have total control over the production of cocoa where child labor is widespread.

We may never know whether or not Columbus, Ohio residents ever “got behind” becoming a “Smart City”.  Regardless, development continues.

Nevertheless, companies continue to manufacture and market it to people of all ages.  Unabashedly privacy invasive Facebook is one of them.

What’s the point of enumerating rights if they can just be revoked the very moment they become most necessary?

Nothing in this week’s market action changes the bullish big picture fundamentals for gold and silver.