Kit Daniels Infowars.com Since at least the 1950s, “political motivations” have left American service members systematically disarmed during various military duties, which has led to mass casualties in “gun-free” zones. On May 16, 2011, a poster on the Firing Line… Continue Reading
rt.com Groklaw, a legal news site that has won numerous awards for its courtroom coverage of tech issues during the last decade, is shutting down in the wake of revelations about the lack of online privacy. In a farewell post… Continue Reading
CBS Dallas DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – For some it’s the end of a tradition that has taken place for generations. Security enhancements at many North Texas schools this year may keep parents at the curb. Read entire article HERE
Darrell Etherington techcrunch.com Google Glass has lots of potential applications beyond just making it easier for people to check out their Twitter feed without taking their phones out of their pockets. Mutualink is demoing one such app today at APCO,… Continue Reading
EDITOR’s NOTE: The ATR News Staff absolutely does NOT advocate using the Facebook platform, this article is NOT shared to make you feel safe. Your privacy is NOT and CANNOT be safe on Facebook. DELETE YOUR FACEBOOK FOR YOUR OWN… Continue Reading
Eliot Estep Activist Post The recent NSA leaks from whistleblower Ed Snowden have publicly confirmed that digital privacy does not exist. The federal government and intelligence agencies have direct server access to the world’s most popular sites and services including… Continue Reading
CNN
Reza Kahlili WND.com Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was arrested and held for seven hours Monday and warned to keep his mouth shut about matters detrimental to the Islamic regime before he was released, according to a source within the Revolutionary… Continue Reading
Mike Cason AL.com MONTGOMERY, Alabama — The Alabama Department of Homeland Security plans to assess whether more safeguards should be in place at events that attract large crowds after Monday’s bombings at the Boston Marathon. Leah Garner, public information officer… Continue Reading
Courthouse News President Obama’s proposed 2014 budget for the Department of Justice will spend $4.1 billion more on prisons than on “national security,” the Justice Department revealed Wednesday. Attorney General Eric Holder on Wednesday released the proposed 2014 budget for… Continue Reading
By John P. Mello Jr, networkworld.com CSO – Personal information on some 4,000 people in the banking industry, including bank officers, was posted online Sunday by the hacker collective Anonymous. The list was initially posted to the website for the… Continue Reading
Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com A security firm has discovered a vulnerability in Samsung’s ‘Smart’ TVs that allows the devices to be hacked which, if left unpatched, would permit the system’s microphone and camera to used to spy on the viewer.… Continue Reading
Mat Honan wired.com You have a secret that can ruin your life. It’s not a well-kept secret, either. Just a simple string of characters—maybe six of them if you’re careless, 16 if you’re cautious—that can reveal everything about you. Your… Continue Reading
Aurora Geib Natural News Sunday, July 15, 2012 (NaturalNews) The recent roll out of smart meters has brought about mixed reactions from consumers. On one hand, there are activist groups broadcasting the health and privacy concerns that smart meters may… Continue Reading
Patrick Henningsen Infowars.com July 3, 2012 As the seventh anniversary of the 7/7 London Bombings approaches this week, past reminders coupled with new revelations are prompting fresh concerns for the summer ahead. A number of preliminary indications point to the… Continue Reading