The National Archives acknowledged Wednesday that it has alerted law enforcement to a suspicious video posted online by hackers who purport to have gained access to agency files. Released on YouTube earlier this month, the video was made by a group known for malicious online activity. It was shared privately with The Hill out of […] Continue reading →
Anthony Gucciardi | Natural Society – Public awakens to what’s really in their food. In a series of headlines that would pass as virtually unbelievable several years ago, mainstream economists are sounding the alarm over the financial decline of both fast food giant McDonald’s and biotech juggernaut Monsanto. CNN asks, ‘Is McDonald’s doomed?’ Business Insider […] Continue reading →
A U.S. federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked President Barack Obama’s plan to protect millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation, an issue likely to be seized upon in the 2016 presidential campaign. Ruling in favor of some two dozen U.S. states opposed to the administration’s plan, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, Texas, said […] Continue reading → The noose around Hillary Clinton’s neck seems to be tightening, at least when it comes to the Benghazi investigation. The Washington Times released damning tapes this last week, and as the story has developed, things are looking significantly less rosy for the probable presidential candidate. Now comes the news that Trey Gowdy’s House Select Committee will […] Continue reading → Many of the more than 100 prospective jurors questioned in the federal death penalty trial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have said they can’t be impartial because they already believe he’s guilty or have a personal connection to the attack that would make it difficult to be objective. On Friday, the judge, prosecutors […] Continue reading →
Fighting raged on Saturday at the main airport of Ukraine’s city of Donetsk as separatists resumed attempts to break the tenuous grip of government forces on the complex and Kiev’s military said three more Ukrainian soldiers had been killed. With attempts to restart peace talks stalled, pro-Russian rebels have stepped up shelling attacks to break […] Continue reading → Oil fell 5 percent to its lowest in nearly six years on Monday, extending the second-deepest rout on record, after Goldman Sachs warned that prices would fall further and Gulf oil producers showed no sign of cutting output. An unusual spate of major refinery glitches across the U.S. East and Midwest added to the concerns, […] Continue reading → A previously undisclosed hacking campaign against military targets in Israel and Europe is probably backed by a country that misused security-testing software to cover its tracks and enhance its capability, researchers said. The attack program relied on software usually sold by Boston-based Core Security to companies and other customers that want to test their own […] Continue reading → Rachel Marsden, No consensus exists between the U.S. government and cyber security experts as to whether North Korea is responsible for the online dumping of Sony Pictures Entertainment’s confidential business data and emails. Even if it could be proven beyond any doubt with uncontestable forensic evidence that this theft is also, in fact, an act […] Continue reading → Nine words — that’s all that Ted Cruz needed to dismantle liberals on the issue of immigration. While speaking on the “Kelly File” show on Fox, the Texas Senator called out Obama on his latest executive action, and stated: “A presidential temper tantrum is not a rational response.” The hilarious description drew many comments on Twitter. “Mr. […] Continue reading → U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday struck a blow to large cable and wireless companies by publicly pressuring the federal communications regulator to adopt tougher rules that would treat Internet providers more like public utilities. Shares of major Internet service providers Comcast Corp (CMCSA.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and Time Warner Cable Inc (TWC.N: […] Continue reading → NRA leader’s Facebook account, cell phone targeted by unknown entity. Adina Hicks, the NRA’s Field Representative for the Vote No on I-594 campaign, left a message on her new Facebook account after her prior account was rendered inoperable. Speaking exclusively with Infowars, Hicks stated that she had received a suspicious activity notification from Facebook after […] Continue reading → Noah Rothman, The “War on Women,” as a political message, has been relatively effective for Democratic candidates even in spite of its intellectual emptiness and its fabricated premises. But the attack on Republicans as hostile to women’s health issues have thus far been largely successful, in no small part due to a credulous and uncurious […] Continue reading → United Nations human rights officials have called on Detroit to restore water service to poor customers with overdue bills. Catarina de Albuquerque and Leilani Farha on Monday ended their three-day tour of the city during which they met with affected residents, civil rights activists and local officials. The U.N. experts said the shutoffs disproportionately impact […] Continue reading → by Jazz Shaw, The first outbreak was in Kentucky. Then, through some transmission mechanism which remains unidentified, it spread to Georgia. Now, despite the best Democrat efforts to establish some sort of quarantine or containment, the affliction seems to have made the jump to the Mountain State. West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant can’t […] Continue reading → It’s futile for the U.S. and its allies to “blackmail” Russia over the Ukraine crisis, President Vladimir Putin said in a newspaper interview. Russia’s partners should remember the risks involved in disputes between nuclear powers, Putin said. He accused Barack Obama of adopting a “hostile” approach in naming Russia as a threat to the world […] Continue reading →