opinion Politics Technology March 16, 2021 Unchecked Power: Facebook Insider Speaks. Prior to the 2020 election, it was bandied about in Congress as to whether or not Facebook should be broken...
Science Technology February 18, 2021 Perseverance Mars Rover Landing Is Another Giant Leap for Mankind. Leftists Hate It. They Hate Everything. Leftists were on target to be nasty over the historic landing of the Perseverance Mars Rover on the surface of...
Politics Technology February 17, 2021 High Speed Drive to Power Outage: Abandoning Fossil Fuels The high-speed drive to abandon fossil fuels is rocketing down a highway that leads to a canyon without a bridge...
opinion Politics Technology January 27, 2021 Biden Bans All New Oil and Gas Leases on Federal Lands and Offshore Waters As if 70,000 jobs already killed weren’t enough, an Executive Order on Wednesday will likely kill even more. Today he...
Economy opinion Politics Technology January 23, 2021 Job Killing President: 70,000 Jobs Lost With One Stroke of the Pen. On his first day in office, Biden, the job killing President, killed over 70,000 jobs and counting. By Day Two,...
Military opinion Technology January 21, 2021 The Smart Ring – Early Detection Technology Coming Soon. Good or Bad? The U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command is working to develop “wearable technology” such as the ‘smart ring’ that...
Military Politics Technology January 10, 2021 SIPRnet Laptops Stolen During Capitol Riot- National Security Fallout? SIPRnet is the “Secret Internet Protocol Router Network. Top Secret classified information is routed to those who can have access,...
Foreign Technology December 20, 2020 Zoom Employee Interfered with Virtual Meetings Because of CCP Demand A (former) Zoom employee interfered with virtual meetings of Chinese dissidents at the behest of the CCP, according to charges...
opinion Technology December 18, 2020 CISA – Extent of Hacker Intrusion Worst in American History Last weekend, it was discovered that the US government was hacked, and hacked extensively. Russians are the prime suspect, but...
opinion Science Technology December 3, 2020 Mother Nature Meets Technology It was once a bustling city with thousands of residents. Now, like a host ofother cities in the region, it...
