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The breathtaking list of policing activities up for grabs includes investigating crimes, detaining suspects, developing cases, responding to and investigating incidents, supporting victims and witnesses, managing high-risk individuals, patrolling neighbou ...[Read more]
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In a speech on Friday, Yuval Diskin, who retired as head of the Shin Bet, Israel's domestic intelligence service, last year, spoke out strongly against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak on the issue of Iran. Address ...[Read more]
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The much-maligned Transport Security Authority (TSA) is once again in hot water after it accused an innocent four-year-old girl of attempted gun smuggling as she hugged her grandmother in the security zone.
In a Facebook post that has since gone viral, M ...[Read more]
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Al Jazeera investigates fraud and corruption in US Pharmautical industry, uncovers corporations engaging in fraud, bribery to push harmful drugs to population while making exorbitant profits. An example being Pfizer, the worst offender, making over $150 b ...[Read more]
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The IMF, arguably the world’s premiere financial institution, is stating unequivocally that income inequality “tends to reduce the pace and durability” of economic growth. In a paper released Thursday, the fund also suggests that a spectrum of appro ...[Read more]
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Corporate America along with its three pawns, the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of our government, are slowly driving our nation to ruination. The signs of the rot and ruin are everywhere, not just from sea to shining sea across our land b ...[Read more]
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The US military is developing software that will let it secretly manipulate social media sites by using fake online personas to influence internet conversations and spread pro-American propaganda.
A Californian corporation has been awarded a contract wit ...[Read more]
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IT workers are treated with thinly veiled contempt in many organisations - Tom Brewster finds out why i.t. workers are at odds with the other departments in many corporations and organizations. ...[Read more]
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The European Court of Justice has ended the Scarlet v Sabam case by ruling that ISPs cannot be forced to apply indiscriminate monitoring of their customers. ECJ declared that natioanl courts can not order isps to install filtering systems aimed at prevent ...[Read more]
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"A new U.S. survey sponsored by the American Assembly has revealed that piracy is both common and accepted. The surveys findings show that 46% of adults and 75% of young people have bought, copied, or downloaded some copyright infringing material. 70% of ...[Read more]
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