Science & Technology
“Smart Meter” Hearing in Texas Draws Crowds Seeking Opt-out
Hundreds of activists showed up at a hearing about so-called “smart meters” held by the Texas Public Utility Commission this week, with most...
Industry Protests Obama’s Plan for Alaskan Oil Reserves
A new proposal by the Obama administration to expand drilling to half of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (NPR-A) has attracted criticism...
Read moreAugust Reports Shows U.S. Has Plenty of Oil, Gas and Coal
Reports coming out this August show that our nation has plenty of oil and gas and that we ought to be a major...
Read moreObama Expedites Seven New Solar and Wind Projects
As congressional Republicans continue their assault on President Obama’s seemingly failed “green” agenda, the White House announced August 7 it will expedite seven...
Read morePrivacy and Health Concerns on “Smart Meters” Growing Globally
As the international effort to deploy so-called “smart meters” to monitor electricity usage marches on, resistance to the controversial devices is increasing around...
Read moreSelf-Guided Bullets and Super Sniper Scopes Deliver Death From 2 Km
As the technology facilitating the expansion of the surveillance state becomes more advanced, the need for proximity to the target of the surveillance...
Read moreU.S. Air Force Training More Drone, Than Traditional, “Pilots”
The U.S. Air Force is training more drone “pilots” than those who will be at the controls of traditional aircraft, according to the...
Read moreWikiLeaks Sees Financial Spigot Re-Open, Wounds Itself on Satiric Hoax
The Internet-based whistleblower website WikiLeaks appears to have won some battles to recover its financial infrastructure in the past few weeks, winning the...
Read moreObama Fuel Economy Standards to Boost Vehicle Prices
Moving forward with President Obama’s environmental agenda, the White House is expected to authorize new federal auto standards in the coming weeks that...
Read moreTexas Activist Who Pulled Gun on “Smart Meter” Man Speaks Out
When Houston-area activist Thelma Taormina was allegedly shoved multiple times by a man trying to install a controversial so-called “smart meter” on her...
Read moreHouse Republicans Reject Obama Plan for Offshore Drilling
Mounting resistance against President Obama’s seemingly anti-oil agenda, the Republican-led House passed a bill Wednesday that would displace the administration’s new offshore drilling...
Read morePentagon Will Pay Univ. to Develop Powerful Facial Recog. Software
The Pentagon wants bright college kids to help them design and perfect software that will allow government agents to quickly single out individuals...
Read moreThe Most Powerful, Well Connected Company You’ve Never Heard Of
Have you ever heard of a tech company called Neustar? Probably not, and that’s just the way the government wants to keep it....
Read moreAnother DOE-Sponsored Solar Plant Idles Production
Another American solar firm is purportedly in financial disarray after receiving millions of dollars in grants from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)....
Read moreLaser-Powered Drone Could Remain Airborne Forever
A drone being used by the United States Special Forces has the potential to remain airborne indefinitely if engineers can get the science...
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