With Amazon’s Ring door cams showing up in doorways across America, leaked FBI documents indicate law enforcement finds both benefits and risks in the ubiquitous motion-sensing, networked cameras on private property.
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With Amazon’s Ring door cams showing up in doorways across America, leaked FBI documents indicate law enforcement finds both benefits and risks in the ubiquitous motion-sensing, networked cameras on private property.
Elon Musk’s Starlink constellation has FCC approval to include up to 12,000 satellites in low-earth orbit…but this massive increase of orbiting objects has some experts worried about a catastrophic collision cascade that effectively shuts off space exploration forever.
Stephen Green ambushes Bill Whittle and Scott Ott with his artisanally-selected headlines in the latest installment of Right Angle Lightning Round.
After two generations of ‘experts’ telling parents to lavish their children with praise, the science now says what your great-grandparents knew — empty accolades produce needy kids who focus on people-pleasing but can’t find joy in the work itself.
President Trump encourages his supporters to chant “12 more years” as the campaign releases a 50-point plan as the new Trump agenda. What can Donald Trump accomplish before the 2024 election train leaves the station?
Donald Trump: Norm Buster! The president uses the White House and the Republican National Convention to send a message about his own character, beliefs and sense of purpose. He pardons former bank robber, Jon Ponder, supervises a naturalization ceremony, and then his wife, Melania, brings a message of compassion for COVID-19 victims and a call for racial unity.
Stephen Green reads a long list of news media headlines about the Republican Convention and every one of them uses the word ‘Dark’. Ever wonder how widely-scattered journalists all chose that one word?
While Kenosha, Wisconsin, burned, the reaction to the police shooting of Jacob Blake, has been muted compared with the nationwide uproar in the wake of George Floyd’s death. Have Democrats, Black Lives Matter, and the news media realized that America hates riots?
Dark, Dark, Dark and Dire: That’s a summary of how the mainstream media branded the opening night of the Republican National Convention.
The Republican National Convention invited Mark McCloskey to speak after he and his wife Patricia stirred national controversy by brandishing firearms before a Black Lives Matter crowd that broke down his neighborhood gate.
When three massive intellects gather in one small rectangle, the ship of history shakes loose from its moorings and charts a better course toward a hopeful horizon.
President Trump broke with convention by showing up on the opening night of the 2020 Republican Convention to ramble for about an hour without TelePrompTer. Trump provided a stark contrast with the buttoned-down appearance of Joe Biden’s acceptance speech at the Democratic national Convention last week.
The defense attorney for police officers accused of killing George Floyd will claim that the cops didn’t murder him. Floyd killed himself with a large dose of fentanyl on top of an existing heart condition. Beyond that, the cops followed their training, and tried to save the man who posthumously sparked mass Black Lives Matter protests and riots nationwide.
Postmaster General Louis Dejoy, derided by Democrats as a mere Trump crony, cancels long-planned USPS cost-cutting reforms to please Democrats who claim President Trump plans to delay mail-in ballots to rescue his doomed reelection campaign. Meanwhile, John Ratzenberger, who played Cliff Clavin on ‘Cheers’, offers his own Postal Service rescue plan.
Nearly a week after Israeli and the United Arab Emirates announce full diplomatic relations in a document dubbed The Abraham Accords, a Trump-brokered deal that even Joe Biden hailed as historic, gets greeted by the major American news media with…crickets.