By Mark Phillips PURPOSE The US department of Defense’s original plans to research the Mind control phenomena was to determine psychological and chemical formulas providing…
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By Tyler Durden In a day and age where everyone is walking around carrying a portable GPS/supercomputer in their pockets, it should be of no…
By Noah David Alter Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against three people after the execution of a search warrant in North Frontenac Township led…
By Timothy Revell Beyond the headline breakthroughs, artificial intelligence is a global industrial complex. Having explored its political and social implications, Kate Crawford at Microsoft Research is now…
By PETR SVAB Democrats urged Big Tech to step up online censorship or face government regulation during a March 25 congressional hearing with the chief executives of…
By Didi Rankovic Google complies, at least in part, with 83% of requests. Google is turning over user data to US law enforcement, even when requests…
By John Prisco Security CEO and Founder of Safe Quantum Inc., working with data-driven companies to define, develop and deploy quantum-safe technologies. The presumably Russian hacking…
By EurekAlert CANBERRA, March 24, 2021 — Quantum Brilliance, a venture-backed Australian quantum computing startup from The Australian National University, will install the world’s first…
By Steven Wagner Where is Robert Francis O’Rourke today? In June 2018, while running unsuccessfully for Ted Cruz’s Senate seat in Texas, he was outside…
By Tyler Durden Stellantis, the world’s fourth-largest automaker, announced Saturday production of its Ram Classic pickup trucks in Saltillo, Mexico, and Warren, Michigan, will be…
by Hillary Hoffower You might have noticed that you’ve been shelling out more for things like houses, gas, and cars. And it’s been hard to…
By BRYAN PRESTON Depending on how and when you count, Japan’s Toyota is the world’s largest automaker. According to Wheels, Toyota and Volkswagen vie for the…
By Strange Sounds A surveillance contractor that has previously sold services to the U.S. military is advertising a product that it says can locate the…
By Humans Are Free The National Institute of Justice, the RAND Corporation and the Police Executive Research Forum want to give law enforcement real-time access to autonomous…
By Reuters In science fiction movies, there are many examples of spaceships racing through space at the speed of light or faster. But is faster-than-light…
By STAFF WRITER Imagine, for a moment, if we didn’t have access to the internet, and everything we knew about Donald Trump’s presidency came through…
By Natural News When an evil is ignored or accepted as normal, when justice is not properly served, history ultimately has a way of repeating…
By News Editors (Natural News) Since 2016, social media giants have increasingly engaged in censorship under the guise of preventing the spread of misinformation ––…