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Henry Rodgers Police are searching for vandals who destroyed nearly a dozen speed cameras in Washington D.C., according to the Metropolitan Police Department. Authorities discovered 11 speed cameras throughout the nations capitol were damaged between 2:30 and 3:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Officers reported some of the cameras wiring had been ripped out from where they were mounted. At…
Steve Birr Police in Connecticut posted an announcement Saturday asking if anyone was looking for their lost stash of heroin after staff at a restaurant found bags of the drug in a dining booth. The Facebook post by the North Haven Police Department titled LOST AND FOUND invites the owner of the narcotics to stop by the…
Follow on Facebook or Twitter In the days following a mass shooting, there is often grief and anger from a country in shock and mourning. Everyone is in agreement that a tragic event as such should never have occurred, but our ideas around prevention tend to differ. I generally give it some time before engaging…
Eric Lieberman Google is now no longer offering the “View Image” option while browsing on its popular search platform. While ostensibly a minor move, the removal of the button is critical because it appears to represent an effort to reduce the amount of copyright infringement that occurs so casually and with presumed prevalence. Publishers have…
Ryan Pickrell A man resembling North Korea’s supreme leader caused quite a stir by dancing in front of North Korean cheerleaders on Wednesday at the Winter Olympics. The North Korean cheerleaders, handpicked for their good looks and loyalty to the regime, were far from thrilled by the presence of the faux Kim Jong Un in their section….
Follow on Facebook or Twitter The 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea opened in ceremony on Friday displaying a show of unity between South Korea and North Korea. While it indeed was remarkable, the outcome is sadly more than predictable. Even sadder is that the near-sighted Mainstream Media is falling all over themselves to…
by Kush Desai Republican Sen. Rand Paul claimed Thursday that the federal government borrows $1 million every minute. Verdict: True The annual federal deficit has averaged more than $1 million per minute since fiscal year 2016 and is projected to reach around $2 million per minute in FY 2019. Fact Check: Congress passed a two-year…
Joshua Gill Two men convicted of Satanism-motivated murder were exonerated Thursday, 26 years after their initial conviction when the Kentucky attorney general motioned to dismiss their charges. The Kentucky attorney general’s office moved to dismiss charges against Garr Keith Hardin and Jeffrey Dewayne Clark, who were convicted in 1995 for the 1992 murder of Rhonda Sue…
Eric Lieberman Official organizers for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics are investigating an interference to certain virtual systems in what could have been a cyberattack, Reuters reported Saturday. Local media in South Korea initially reported that the technical disruptions were caused by some sort of cyberattack, but Olympic Games spokesman Sung Baik-you said there is…
Eric Lieberman A former intern at Apple reportedly leaked a portion of source code for iOS, the proprietary iPhone operating system. Reports of the stolen data first surfaced earlier this week after the exclusive computing language was found online on GitHub, a web-based hosting service where anyone can post computer code for communal use….