Iris scans could become part of a routine traffic stop, thanks to technology being developed by researchers at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Mellon University that can grab an image from a distance of 40 feet. Another major hit on the future of privacy.
The Christian share of the U.S. population is declining, while the number of U.S. adults who do not identify with any organized religion is growing, according to an extensive new survey by the Pew Research Center. And there are other disturbing changes, too.
No Iowa Straw Poll for Jeb Bush, likely because he would fall flat in a competitive, conservative environment.
Eight weeks of U.S. military exercises this summer in several southwestern states – dubbed Jade Helm 15 – have some wondering if the government is preparing for martial law. This is despite the effort of the Texas governor to calm nerves.
Senate Democrats, in a rebuke of President Obama, blocked consideration of giving him power to accelerate a broad trade accord, also known as the TPA.
A 17-year-old female was arrested at 2:30 in the morning this weekend after police said she jumped through the window of a home on the drug ‘flakka’. Then she said some frightening things.
Still reeling from last month’s devastating earthquake, Nepal was hammered again this week by a magnitude 7.3 temblor. Read about the damage here.
The Republican leadership is helping facilitate another enormous shift of power to Obama. But there may still be time to stop them if you get involved today.
This weekend, video from a news program out of Michigan surfaced featuring a prominent Muslim American businessman and publisher making outrageous claims about Pamela Geller, her “Draw Muhammad” event in Texas, and ISIS.
Obama’s public schedule omitted an important event: notification to Congress that he intends to renew a nuclear cooperation agreement with China. Why? Because it’s news of another way the traitor-in-chief is undermining our nation.