Guns.com – by Chris Eger Gov. Rick Scott approved several pro-gun bills Friday that covered everything from clarifying use of force to ending insurance discrimination against gun owners. “We have a solid, pro-gun governor who strongly supports the Second Amendment and these are all common sense pieces of legislation with a demonstrated need,” Marion Hammer, […] Continue reading → 
Come home to a hot iron and smoldering clothes this afternoon? Soon, it may not be a sign of forgetfulness, but rather evidence that you’ve been hacked. In coming years, your smartphone will be able to lock your house, turn on the air conditioning, check whether the milk is out of date, or even heat […] Continue reading → 
Examiner – by Carl Herman People around the world view the US as the greatest threat to peace; voted three times more dangerous than any other country. The data confirm this conclusion: Since WW2, Earth has had 248 armed conflicts. The US started 201 of them. These US-started armed attacks have killed ~30 million and counting; 90% of these deaths […] Continue reading → 
AmmoLand – by Rob Morse Southern California -(Ammoland.com) It used to be called suicide by cop. That is when some insane guy points a toy gun at a police officer fully expecting that the officer will kill him. It is a tragic situation at best. It is made worse when the next of kin complains […] Continue reading → 
Harrison Weberventurebeat.com The National Security Agency and the FBI teamed up in October 2010 to develop techniques for turning Facebook into a surveillance tool. Documents released alongside security journalist Glenn Greenwald’s new book, “No Place To Hide,” reveal the NSA and FBI partnership, in which the two agencies developed techniques for exploiting Facebook chats, capturing […] Continue reading → 
Bob Barr President Ronald Reagan was optimistic about the future of immigration reform when he signed the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, a legislative effort he described as one of the “longest and most difficult” of the time. “This legislation takes a major step toward meeting this challenge to our sovereignty,” Reagan stated […] Continue reading → 
One of the more outrageous performances during the Obama Administration’s Shutdown Theater was the release of criminal illegal aliens – including hard-core types with violent offenses – as part of the effort to terrorize America into submission. When Immigration and Customs Enforcement ran into stiff blowback for the release, they said the Administration’s rhetoric […] Continue reading → 
Criminals know the vast majority of New Yorkers are unarmed and helpless New York City is the epitome of PC liberal insanity. Due to decades of revulsion in response to the fact individuals are responsible for their own self defense and an illogical fear of firearms, thousands of people have suffered and many have died […] Continue reading → 
The top U.S. law-enforcement agency wants to give investigators greater leeway to secretly access suspected criminals’ computers in bunches, not simply one at a time. The Justice Department says the proposal, set to be made public today, is an attempt to keep up with technology that lets people hide identities online. Privacy advocates contend the […] Continue reading → 
Jeff Jacoby The United States jails more prisoners than any nation on earth — about 2.3 million, or more than 1 percent of all American adults. Our gigantic penal system is regularly characterized as a national disgrace. I’ve applied the label myself. Plainly there is something deeply disquieting about a democratic superpower locking up so […] Continue reading → 
Designed to shut down speech and eliminate political opposition Earlier this month, we ran a story on Senator Ed Markey’s The Hate Crime Reporting Act of 2014. The legislation proposes updating a twenty year old report on the role the internet, radio and TV allegedly play “in encouraging hate crimes based on gender, race, religion, […] Continue reading → 
Freedom Outpost – by Fred DeRuvo Earlier today, Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law the latest “controversial” gun bill that removes restrictions for law-abiding gun owners who legally own guns. Of course, this has the left in an uproar, but they’ll only be happy when no law-abiding citizen owns guns and only criminals do. They’ll still blame that on the right […] Continue reading → 
The FBI has warned healthcare providers their cybersecurity systems are lax compared to other sectors, making them vulnerable to attacks by hackers searching for Americans’ personal medical records and health insurance data. Health data is far more valuable to hackers on the black market than credit card numbers because it tends to contain details that […] Continue reading → 
When Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers extols the virtues of the so-called Internet of Things, this clearly isn’t what he has in mind. Criminals engaged in skimming — stealing people’s payment card information by tampering with ATM PIN pads and gas station credit-card readers — are now exploiting wireless technology to pull off their schemes […] Continue reading → 
The crown jewel of secure websites is a single piece of data - a very long jumble of letters and numbers and symbols that looks like gibberish. The Heartbleed bug allows hackers to steal it. Security professionals demonstrated last weekend that the recently disclosed Heartbleed bug can be exploited to allow criminals and intelligence agencies […] Continue reading → 
Dear friends, lets stop and consider the following circumstances surrounding the rule by a long line of elected and bureaucratic traitors relative to the damage they have inflicted to the foundational principles upon which the nation was founded and to the people whom they purport to represent, but do not. Consider the following and then […] Continue reading →