Online surveillance critics siding with child porn: Toews
Canada's Legislation Adds To The Nation's Spending Critics in Canada lined up with child pornographers. At least that's the claim the nation's public safety minister is making. The issue? Canada passing BILL C-30, legislation which would hand law enforcement the power to.
Read MoreAttorney General Seeks Closure Of HRC Medical
NASHVILLE, Tenn.- Tennessee's attorney general has asked a Davidson County judge to shut down a popular hormone replacement company based in Nashville. HRC Medical was the subject of an exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation. Among the stunning allegations contained in the lawsuit, the.
Read MoreRand Paul Threatens Independent Journalist With Arrest, Suspension of Press Credentials For Asking Tough Questions
A stunning account of harassment and intimidation of an independent journalist and news organization has been released today which claims that a committee acting on behalf of Senator Rand Paul threatened to arrest and suspend/cancel the press credentials of a journalist who.
Read MoreWells Fargo to pay $6.5 million to settle SEC charges
While millions of Americans lost their homes, mega-bank Wells-Fargo walked away with a pittance of a fine. Paying $6.5 million to appease the Securities & Exchange Commission, Wells-Fargo turned to the same retort as a 5-year-old when asked, "Why did you do.
Read MoreThis Marine Veteran Was Picked Up By The Feds Over Facebook Posts About 9/11
Former Marine Detained By Law Enforcement Over Freedom Of Speech Issue A former American Marine accused the government of lying about 9/11 was taken into custody and observers are wondering if this is another attack on the First Amendment which guarantees free.
Read MoreFarmer’s guilty plea may signal tough new attitude on fake organics
Agricultural Department Gets Tough on Fake Organic Farmers A fertilizer producer in San Joaquin, California who had already pleaded guilty to fraud charges is likely to face more legal issues in light of a new and more aggressive federal effort to crack.
Read MoreTeens get detention probation in kitten drownings
Kitten Killings A case of animal cruelty in Las Vegas has spiraled into charges of intimidation, posted warnings about trespassing and a woman's pledge to never intervene again if she witnessed a crime. Two teenagers were seen by a neighbor as they.
Read MoreYou’re Being Watched: Surveillance Systems Get Smart
Video, video everywhere, and not enough people to watch it. That’s the conundrum facing military and security personnel today, the people who sit in front of banks of monitors, watching hours of mind-numbingly mundane footage of people going about their business, yet.
Read MoreBungling ICANN will now reveal “.vegas”, other new names in June.
ICANN had been butchering the registration process for new domain names, when it “pushed back” its promised date of unveiling. The more-than-two-thousand names which were supposed to be revealed on April 30, 2012, weren’t known publicly until May. The body with the.
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