The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against Portland last week over the Portland Police Bureau’s use of video recordings of the ongoing demonstrations.
Violence and civil unrest have raged in Portland for more than two consecutive months.…
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As the nation’s “coin shortage” continues it’s becoming clearer that powerful forces are trying to end paper (and metal) currency to completely digitize the economy.
Your digital representation is quickly becoming your complete representation: What you can post on social …
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An ANTIFA rioter who allegedly threw an improvised explosive device at a federal courthouse in Portland, OR, has turned himself in. He was reportedly convinced to surrender by his sister.
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A top Google executive wrote in a blog post on Friday that 20 U.S. states (covering approximately 45% of the country’s population) are “exploring” using new Google contact-tracing technology in the fight against Covid19.
Google has partnered with Apple …
Continue ReadingRaids, closures and threats with financial penalties by the Chinese government have intensified against practicing Christians.
In June, four law enforcement officials were led by the deputy secretary of Leiyang in Hunan province in a raid conducted against a …
Continue ReadingVirginia health officials, alarmed by the drop it is seeing in children getting vaccinated, are reminding parents that shots are required are to register kids for school, even virtual school.
“I think people feel like if you’re not going …
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A new energy-efficient microchip currently being developed could revolutionize America’s defense technology.
Tachyum, a Silicon Valley semiconductor startup, says it’s breakthrough, a microchip called Prodigy, combines 3 types of chips into one: a central processing unit, a graphics processing …
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The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to allow construction of a border wall with Mexico to continue using funds appropriated from other parts of the federal government yesterday.
A federal appeals court ruled in June that the administration illegally appropriated funds …
Continue ReadingThe Ford Motor Company is set to phase out traditional human surveyors for their plants, opting instead to user robot dogs to laser map production plants.
Ford partnered with Boston Dynamics to use one such “dog,” nicknamed Fluffy, to digitally …
Continue ReadingIn an effort to salvage the company’s business, TikTok parent company ByteDance is pursuing a deal that would see the Beijing-based company relinquish 100% control of the app to U.S. tech giant Microsoft.
President Trump told reporters his administration …
Continue ReadingLast week a small group of doctors gathered on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C. to tout the positive results they were getting in administering the drug Hydroxychloroquine to their Covid19-positive patients.
Hydroxychloroquine is an …
Continue ReadingThe Seattle City Council advanced legislation yesterday that proposes replacing the Seattle Police Department with community organizations under a new “Department of Community Safety & Violence Prevention” umbrella.
The bill cites the role the Seattle Police Department has played traditionally …
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The U.S.’ Africa Command (AFRICOM) has been told to evacuate Germany. The move comes in response to the Trump administration’s announcement that it was drawing down nearly 12,000 troops from Germany this week.
It was the latest move …
Continue ReadingStephen Gardner gives an update on where negotiations stand between the White House and Congress on the next round of Covid19 stimulus.
President Trump said this week that he would like to see Americans get more than the $1,200 in …
Continue ReadingI cried at the thought of aborting my first born and everyone was so concerned about me… I’m concerned for the world that feels you shouldn’t cry about this subject.
— ye (@kanyewest) July 31, 2020
Kanye West responded to …
Four individuals, all believed to be students, have been detained in what are believed to be the first arrests made under Hong Kong’s new security law.
The four individuals, three males and one female, aged 16 to 21, were …
Continue ReadingIs Black Lives Matter really an organic movement? Perhaps looking into its fundraising can reveal the answer. We discuss in this week’s episode.
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