Daily Mail

Abolishing traffic lights seems like a recipe for chaos – but researchers say that in fact, replacing them with a hi-tech solution could dramatically improve your commute.

Computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon University are working on a system that would replace conventional traffic lights with virtual ones – with stop and go signals appearing directly on the windshield or dashboard.   Continue reading “The end of the red light? Dashboard ‘virtual traffic light’ that lets cars talk to each other could slash commute times by 60%”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

New Iberia, LA — Shocking surveillance footage, which was subpoenaed by federal investigators, shows a savage and violent attack on Louisiana man by a sheriff’s deputy and his K9 partner. The footage was so deeply disturbing that 6 years after it happened, the deputy responsible has finally been brought to justice.

Former sheriff’s deputy David Prejean pleaded guilty in February to the assault and is only just now being sentenced. Prejean was a K9 sergeant with the Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office and had been called to the jail to assist with a shakedown, according to prosecutors. Prejean will now spend the next 30 months behind bars for the attack.   Continue reading “Video of Cop Torturing Man With K9 so Disturbing, He Was Just Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison”

Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

The United States House of Representatives is preparing to vote on a bill that looks like legislation that focuses on combating human trafficking on the surface—but some liberty-minded lawmakers are warning that the bill is using language from the PATRIOT Act to increase unconstitutional government spying.

The Empowering Financial Institutions to Fight Human Trafficking Act of 2018, H.R. 6729, states that its purpose is “to allow nonprofit organizations to register with the Secretary of the Treasury and share information on activities that may involve human trafficking or money laundering with financial institutions and regulatory authorities, under a safe harbor that offers protections from liability.”   Continue reading “Congressman Exposes Gov’t Using ‘Human Trafficking’ Act to Warrantlessly Spy on Innocent Citizens”

Breitbart – by John Binder

A five-time deported illegal alien accused of sexually assaulting seven women, including raping many of them and beating them, has been sentenced to life in prison.

In 2016, Breitbart Texas reported that 27-year-old illegal alien Nicondemo Coria-Gonzales had been arrested after being accused of raping and beating multiple women. Coria-Gonzales was deported five times before being arrested on the sexual assault charges.  Continue reading “Five-Times-Deported Illegal Alien Gets Life in Prison for Raping, Beating Women”

City Journal – by Adam Freedman

Nobody in the United States Senate knows whether Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s accusers are telling the truth. And yet, quite a few of its members—all Democrats—have already decided that they are telling the truth. Connecticut’s Richard Blumenthal and New York’s Kirsten Gillibrand, for example, have declared that they believe the allegations of Professor Christine Blasey Ford, though she has yet to testify. Senator Mazie Hirono of Hawaii insists that Ford “needs to be believed,” and that men need to “just shut up and step up.”   Continue reading “Due Process for Judge Kavanaugh: Senators eager to destroy his nomination must be restrained by the rule of law.”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Roughly a week after Axios published a leak claiming that President Trump was preparing to launch a new “broadside” against China that would tie “Russia and China” together, the substance of this mysterious hint has finally been revealed.

During remarks before the UN Security Council (the US, one of five permanent members, assumed the chairmanship this year) Trump accused China of launching election interference efforts similar to those purportedly orchestrated by Russia. China’s goal, Trump said, was to stop him from winning reelection in 2020.   Continue reading “Trump Accuses China Of Interfering With US Election”

Activist Post – by BN Frank

There’s no doubt that technology can be wonderful.  Anyone experiencing car trouble will tell you that having a cell phone can literally be a life saver.  But it’s actually not necessary for millions more cell towers to be installed in front of homes and everywhere else so we can all have cell phone service.  Unfortunately, this may happen anyway thanks to The Federal Communication (FCC) and many U.S. elected officials due to their unrelenting push to pass legislation in order to win the ridiculous and the highly risky “Race for 5G”.  Continue reading “Your Elected Officials Received How Much $$ From AT&T, Verizon and Comcast??”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: We covered this topic when it first surfaced just over a year ago. Read our important WEB Notes from that article. Now it comes to light once again. Why? Globalism…

Venezuela is falling a part, which is nothing new and now it is our duty to restore order? That is one of the most rediculous things I have ever heard. Continue reading “Trump’s Venezuela Military Option Gains Backers As Millions Flee”

ABC News 7

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — The suspect in a series of vicious attacks on sleeping homeless men in Los Angeles and Santa Monica had been deported six times and was freed from federal custody last year following an immigration court decision, federal officials said Tuesday.

Ramon Alberto Escobar, 47, has been linked to three murders and four attempted murders in Southern California and the disappearance of his two relatives from the Houston area.   Continue reading “ICE: DTLA murder suspect had been deported 6 times”

The Hollywood Conservative

A large number of protestors ran Ted Cruz and his wife Heidi out of a DC restaurant, Monday, shouting about the Kavanaugh nomination. The Left increasingly seems to believe that Conservatives are not welcome in public places.

Daily Caller reports:   Continue reading “Vicious Mob Runs Ted Cruz Out of DC Restaurant”

PJ Media – by Paula Bolyard

For the first time in our nation’s history, voters in 24 counties in W. Virginia will be able to vote using their mobile phones. While some are hailing the decision because it will make voting easier for members of the military deployed overseas, experts are warning of possible security breaches.

“After researching previously available options, the Secretary’s team identified that most electronic ballot delivery technology required access to a desktop computer, printer and scanner, all of which present significant barriers to overseas voters, especially those in combat zones or engaged in covert operations,” the W. Virginia Secretary of State’s office explained in a press release this week. The state is partnering with a Boston, Massachusetts-based company called Voatz, Inc.

Continue reading “W. Virginia’s Decision to Allow Smartphone Voting for Midterms Raises Serious Security Concerns”

New Atlas – by Michael Irving

If a device connects wirelessly to other things, chances are high that it has an antenna in it. But as crucial as these components are, the rigid metals they’re made of can limit what devices they can be built into. To help with that, researchers at Drexel University have developed a new kind of antenna that can be sprayed onto just about any surface.

The antenna is made up of an incredibly thin, metallic material known as “MXene” (pronounced “Maxine”). This stuff is a two-dimensional form of titanium carbide that’s highly conductive, which allows it to transmit and direct radio waves.

Continue reading “Sprayable antennas turn surfaces into ultra-thin, transparent transmitters”

Statesman

Cody Wilson resigned Friday as CEO of Defense Distributed following a recent sexual assault charge and will have no future role in the 3D-printed gun company, its new director said Tuesday.

Paloma Heindorff, the company’s vice president of operations, will replace him as director.    Continue reading “Cody Wilson replaced as director of 3D-printed gun company Defense Distributed”

Mr. Woods,

It’s my pleasure to write to you as an American National who seeks to reinstate our Bill of Rights, as originally set forth by our founding fathers, Articles 1 thru 10 respectably. As an American National, I see my country being flushed down the toilet by enemies from Israel who are bent on the destruction of American ideals, for nothing more than world dominance, with a one world governance, usurping everything American patriots have fought for over a period of hundreds of years.   Continue reading “Mark Schumacher’s letter to James Woods sent certified mail”

AOL

When President Donald Trump rolls up to the United Nations to speak to the Security Council today he’ll have an unprecedented level of security of his own.

On Sunday, the Secret Service flew into New York City with the newest in a long series of specially designed presidential limousines. Like its predecessor, which came into service during Barack Obama’s 2009 inauguration, the new limo goes by the nickname, The Beast. And considering it weighs in at somewhere near 20,000 pounds, that’s clearly appropriate.  Continue reading “Trump’s new limo cost $1.5M and comes with a fridge of his blood type”