White House Solar Project Doesn’t Stand Up to Light of Day
The Obama administration is being very secretive about its installation of solar panels on the White House, perhaps because they're expensive and ineffective....
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Are “Killer Robots” in Our Future?
Will real-life Terminators soon roam modern battlefields? Killer robots don’t currently exist, but whether they should be developed and the implications of such...
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Will Microchip Implants in Humans Become Mandatory?
Whether you call it a miraculous technological breakthrough or the mark of the beast, many scientists believe the day is coming when microchip...
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Memo Reveals Clinton White House Paranoia Over Free Internet
A heavily redacted memo from then-President Bill Clinton’s White House, released last week as part of a vast cache of papers from the...
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Study Shows Hope for Patients in “Vegetative” Coma
A study from Belgium shows that many patients diagnosed with irreversible coma may actually have brain activity and may improve over time. ...
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UN May Tax and Censor Post-U.S. Internet, Experts Warn
Following the Obama administration’s deeply controversial decision to cede U.S. control over key elements of the Internet’s architecture, experts and former officials are...
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The Good News About Fukushima
Fukushima Daiichi, the Japanese nuclear reactor damaged in 2011 by a record-breaking earthquake and tsunami, is the subject of much controversy related to...
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Facebook Facial Recognition Software Has Almost Human Accuracy
Facebook is developing facial recognition technology that has almost human accuracy. ...
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NSA Creates Fake Facebook Server to Trap Targets
The latest disclosure from the Edward Snowden files reveals that the NSA pretends to be Facebook in order to trap targets. ...
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Thanks to Fracking, U.S. Will Pass Saudi Arabia In Oil Production
Thanks to the success of U.S. oil companies engaged in hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking” — a process used to extract oil trapped in...
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U.S. Navy Sailors Sue Over Low-dose Radiation
U.S. Navy sailors are suing the Fukushima utility TEPCO for exposing them to nuclear radiation during Operation Tomodachi, the humanitarian mission to aid...
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RFID Implants: The Benefits vs. the Dangers
Frank Swain, a British freelance writer, recently wrote an essay published online by the BBC Future Science website entitled: “Why I want a...
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Science Debate on Evolution vs. Creation Draws Huge Audience
A science debate on the origins of life between Bill Nye “The Science Guy” defending the theory of evolution and Biblical creationist leader...
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NSA Collects “Untargeted” Texts, Controls “Unconnected” Computers
The NSA is collecting millions of text messages from innocent people and is using radio waves to control computers not connected to a...
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Elements of Soviet Mind-control Schemes Exposed
When the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) began engaging in horrific mind-control experiments starting in the early 1950s under the now partially exposed...
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