Dr. Zach Bush discusses the importance of exposure to non-lethal germs with Jeffrey Smith of the Institute for Responsible Technology.
Bush reminds us of the fact that viruses are not living organisms. Rather, they are naturally delivery systems for DNA …
Continue ReadingPeggy Hall from TheHealthyAmerican.org created a video recently that has gotten a lot of buzz. In it she points out that face masks that many government agencies have recommended wearing, may violate workplace oxygen levels set by the Occupational …
Continue ReadingAmnesty International’s Security Lab reviewed contact tracing apps from counties all over the world and found apps used by the several countries to violate standards of privacy. Those countries with the most egregious violations are Bahrain, Kuwait and Norway…
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Qianxi Robot Catering Group, a subsidiary of Country Garden, opened the world’s first completely automated restaurant this week.
The restaurant, 2,000 square meters (more than 6,000 feet) decorated in pink and futuristic-looking metals, has been outfitted with 20 robots that …
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Independent news sites have been reporting for months on research conducted by scientists that indicates that Covid19 has genetic sequencing that bears strong resemblance to the HIV virus and that the chances of this happening naturally are very small. The …
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A Japanese startup, Donut Robotics, has developed a face mask that can transcribe speech into text messages, make phone calls and even amplify the wearer’s voice.
The “smart mask,” which fits over standard face masks, can also translate from …
Continue ReadingLast week an African-American man attacked a white Macy’s employee in Flint, MI. Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton announced yesterday that 18-year-old Damire Canell Palmer has charged with intent to do great bodily harm, a 10-year felony, in connection with …
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Singapore’s biggest telecomm companies have selected Nokia and Ericsson to build it’s next-generation 5G network. China’s Huawei had also been in the running to land the project.
Singapore didn’t exclude any company from consideration but had rather clarified its …
Continue ReadingThis man just walked in with his own megaphone:
“Y’all don’t even know the history of this statue, but you want to tear it down!” pic.twitter.com/RJv1VpwXrh— Richie🎥McG🍿 (@RichieMcGinniss) June 26, 2020
Anarchists on Thursday gathered in Washington, D.C., looking …
Ghana’s government recently unveiled a program helping African-Americans relocate to their country.
“We continue to open our arms and invite all our brothers and sisters home,” Ghana’s Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Barbara Oteng-Gyasi said memorial service for …
Continue ReadingEarlier this month the Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously to disband the city’s police department and replace it with a “community-led public safety system.”
Calls have swept the nation for the defunding and disbanding of police departments in the wake …
Continue ReadingThe Supreme Court gave the Trump administration a big victory this week when it allowed it to expedite the deportation of certain asylum seekers. Under the ruling, asylum seekers will no longer be allowed to argue their case in …
Continue ReadingFast food chain Kentucky Fried Chicken has debuted a futuristic restaurant model where little, if any, contact exists between workers and customers.
Orders are delivered by conveyor belt and travels to the front of the store. Once there, a robotic …
Continue ReadingDC should be a state. Pass it on. https://t.co/xUJ1sud76f
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) June 25, 2020
Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives voted on Friday to make Washington D.C. the 51st state in Union. The bill calls for …
More than 40,000 Illinois state residents have applied for a gun permit this month, an increase of more than 500% over the same time period last year, according to Illinois State Police.
The rush of new applications has caused a …
Continue ReadingNYPD Deputy Inspector Richard Brea, who spent nearly 30 years on the force, has resigned today, saying his bosses have not provided proper guidance on how to combat crime in the city upon the disbanding and reassigning of its plain-clothes …
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The U.S. government could begin loaning billions of dollars to companies in a bid to get them to return supply chain manufacturing to the United States.
The U.S. International Development Finance Corp. is talking to companies about bringing manufacturing back …
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