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SCOTUS Case May Determine If Police Can Enter Your Home WITHOUT a Warrant

SCOTUS is hearing a case to determine if police can enter your home without a warrant. That sound you hear? It’s the latches of lawyers’ briefcases snapping shut on your constitutional rights.

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Technology

Scientists Have Created Programmable Robots Made of LIVING TISSUE. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

The new creation is described as “neither a traditional robot nor a known species of animal” but a “new class of artifact: a living, programmable organism.”

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Commentary

Welp, It Turns Out Weather Modification Wasn’t Just Another Crazy Conspiracy Theory

For years mocked as the realm of crazy conspiracy theorists, it turns out that China, the US, and UAE all have publicly acknowledged weather modification programs.

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CommentaryJose from Venezuela

Here’s How Fast and Brutally Migrants and Locals Can Turn Against Each Other

When a migrant was murdered by a local, the media didn’t say a word. But a video of the event was shared on social media. And then the retaliation began.

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Commentary

Things Keep Getting EVEN WORSE in Texas: Frigid Temps, Blackouts, and an “Overwhelmed” Water System

Fresh on the heels of rolling blackouts due to frigid temperatures and a grid that couldn’t handle demand, Texas is now facing “overwhelmed” water systems.

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EconomyPrepping & Survival

This Diary from the Great Depression Is Like Reading a Modern-Day Newsfeed

Reading the diary of a middle-class professional and family man hit directly by the economic devastation of the Great Depression feels uncannily like reading a modern-day newsfeed.

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Commentary

American Austerity: Are the Massive Power Outages Caused by Failure of Green Energy?

Are the rolling power outages caused by the shift to environmentally friendly energy sources? Would you prefer to have reliable energy during extreme weather events or green energy that only works when the weather is good?

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CommentaryOpinionSelco

SELCO: “Sometimes the path between “…let’s forbid them to talk freely” to “…let’s erase them” is short and fast.”

Selco warns that sometimes the path between “they are wrong, let’s forbid them to talk freely” to “they are less valuable, let’s erase them” is short and fast.

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Technology

Cashing in on Covid: Facial Recognition and Thermal Imaging Techs Are Booming at the Cost of Your Privacy

Surveillance companies are cashing in on Covid with new facial recognition and thermal imaging technologies. And the cost is your privacy.

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Opinion

The US Ministry of Woke Propaganda Wants to Cancel You, Me, Fox, and Anyone Else Who Disagrees

The US Ministry of Woke Propaganda is totally cool with dystopian ideas. They want to cancel you, me, Fox, Newsmax, Parler, Gab, and everyone else who disagrees with them.

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CommentaryJose from Venezuela

SCAMMERS Find a New Way to Rip Off Desperate People in a Collapse

During an economic crisis, someone will always figure out a way to make a living ripping off struggling, desperate people. Here’s a unique scam occurring in Venezuela.

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EconomyPrepping & SurvivalSelf-Reliance & Skills

Desperate Americans Who Can’t Afford Housing Are Becoming “Modern-Day Nomads” …But Not By Choice

“Van Life” sounds idealistic and romantic. But many desperate Americans who can no longer afford housing are becoming “modern-day nomads” – and not by choice.

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Commentary

The Florida Water Supply Hack Demonstrates Our Vulnerability to Cyberattacks

A hacker increased the level of a dangerous chemical in a municipal water supply, reminding us our infrastructure is vulnerable to a cyberattack.

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