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New tech continues causing trouble.

Is waterboarding something to joke about?

Pyongyang blames rhetoric from National Security Advisor John Bolton for souring relations

The world could see another oil crisis if major war breaks out.

Deputy who stood down while students were gunned down rewarded with full benefits.

Learn how to be more self-reliant.

'These programs are not benevolent,' he says.

Chaos in Gaza continues.

County violated state, federal laws by destroying ballots from 2016 Democrat primary race Wasserman Schultz won.

Alex Jones broke the story years ago.

The Hill | Russian lawmakers on Tuesday moved to make observing U.S. sanctions a crime punishable by up to four years in jail.

Aliens pay an average of $8,000 to be smuggled in

Value increased alongside easing tensions in Korean Peninsula

NextGov | The Pentagon’s JEDI cloud will be designed to store the government’s most sensitive classified information, including nuclear secrets.

Daily Mail | Biohacker Tim Cannon is behind the EmbediVet devices that monitor cattle.

Swing state critical for elections

Daily Mail | Because it believes 'provocative military ruckus' of joint U.S.-South Korea drills are rehearsal for invasion.

Duterte says he wouldn’t hesitate asking China for troops

America's admiration for First Lady outweighs left's hate

Breitbart | Homeowners in Ireland have been asked to pledge spare rooms or vacant properties to house migrants for periods of up to a year as part of the government’s Irish Refugee Protection Programme.

11 defectors exploited Commonwealth Games to enter Australia

CNS News | According to Gallup, 17% of Americans in May approve of the job Congress is doing, which is down from 18% in April.

The Islamic Cultural Association in Karlskrona expects to receive a positive decision from the local police early next week on whether they will be allowed to continue to broadcast the call to prayer.

"I think you can only imagine what a nation-state could do with that technology, particularly to our politics."

“I see YouTube’s censorship and allegations of hate speech as a pure ‘quality stamp’ of my message."