A Cyber 9/11? With the next presidential election less than a year away, some folks are predicting that a major cyber event will happen beforehand, throwing a monkey wrench into the 2024 election process.
At the rate we’re going, it won’t be long until AI is evident in every sector: security, entertainment, media, healthcare, and the workplace. What could possibly go wrong?
The Federal Reserve is launching FedNow, an instant digital payment system. This in itself is not a CBDC, but it puts the framework into place to put all your money under digital federal control.
Should tracking devices be used for migrant control? Or, does this technology used this way condition a society to accept more of the same? Here are some thoughts from a country using this tech.
Why does the World Economic Forum want to track everybody with RFID tags embedded within their clothing? What purpose does this serve? Our writer has some thoughts on this.
Want to know how to buy food anonymously? These are some of the steps that will help you to do so as much as is possible in the surveillance state.
President Biden made official his nomination for America’s Comptroller of the Currency. He wants our top banking regulator to be Saule Omarova, a Russian-born academic with numerous ties to Marxism.
Confirmed RSV rates are increasing in children. Is the pandemic indirectly to blame? If so, things may get worse before they get better.
It’s shocking to imagine such a thing could be necessary but are you considering building a prepper hideout for friends or family that may be targeted? Don’t forget these must-have items needed for long-term survival.
The LAPD is stopping random people and forcing them to reveal their social media usernames and accounts, whether they’re suspected of a crime or not.
Does it feel like you’re being watched? You are. Cameras are everywhere and you are probably being recorded far more often than you realize. Is it really for our safety? Surveillance is here to stay and the scrutiny will continue to become more intense.
Masks have become symbolic in the United States and for some folks, whether or not you choose to wear one says a lot about you. Sometimes it says so much that an encounter ends in violence.
There’s a plethora of words and phrases which have been perverted due to the pandemic. Here are a dozen of the most annoying and brainwash-y words of 2020.
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