Federal hack yielded 30 years of worker information
The massive breach of security that gave someone, allegedly China, access to over 4 million US federal employee records didn’t just go broad. It went
Month: June 2015
As the world remains silent, Netanyahu threatens Hamas
If a rocket were shot from Canada and landed in Minnesota, the American people and most of the world would be talking about it. When
Greece faces ‘dramatic’ consequences if it can’t reach a deal very soon
Alexis Tsipras won the election to become Greece’s Prime Minister based upon the voters’ belief that he would be able to negotiate with the beleaguered
Ted Cruz points finger at UN for anti-Israel bias
The United Nations has been steering as far away from supporting Israel politics as possible for over a decade now. With the United States and
Wikileaks exposes trade agreements as corporate-friendly government busters
If there’s one thing that Wikileaks has done very well over the years, it’s to hold governments accountable. The tables were turned with their most
Egg-rationing starts as avian flu spreads across America and the world
Egg-laying hens have been the most heavily affected by the intense spread of the avian flu that has affected nearly 50 million chickens and turkeys
NASA and Verizon are working on a drone-monitoring system
NASA has been working with the FAA to develop a system for monitoring drone traffic in the United States for a few months now, but
Fallout 4 trailer has fanboys drooling
To be fair, it’s fanboys and fangirls who are excited about the upcoming release of Fallout 4 and the trailer that dropped today, but that’s
Russian jets confront US warship in Black Sea
Tensions between the United States and Russia continue to escalate. This time, it was a US Navy ship in international waters in the Black Sea