Supreme Court to Hear Warrantless Spying & Cell Phone Data Collection Case

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Supreme Court to Debate Warrantless Collection Of Cellphone Records in Huge Fourth Amendment Battle

Nov 28, 2017 05:15 pm
By Derrick Broze In one of the most important Fourth Amendment battles of the digital age, the Supreme Court is preparing to tackle a case…

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Amazon Is Moving Towards Automation As Human Workers Become Insufficient

Nov 28, 2017 05:00 pm
By Aaron Kesel An undercover journalist’s account of the conditions for an Amazon UK warehouse staff has gained a massive response online by exposing the…

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Travel Horror Results in Multi-Million Dollar Award For Family Nearly Killed by Banned Pesticide

Nov 28, 2017 03:25 pm
By Jason Erickson The challenge of dodging pesticides in modern food is well established, but not many people have considered another hidden danger that led…

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Globalist Funded “Watchdog” Tries To Shut Down Independent Press Event Discussing White Helmets

Nov 28, 2017 02:05 pm
By Brandon Turbeville Self-proclaimed “press freedom watchdog” Reporters Without Borders launched a new campaign that it deemed of urgent importance – shutting down a short…

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I Visited East Aleppo – There Is No Doubt Nusra And White Helmets Are The Same Organization

Nov 28, 2017 02:00 pm
By Brandon Turbeville It is well known to anyone who spends even the smallest amount of time researching the Syrian conflict that the United States…

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Professor of Philosophy Dr. Stephen Hicks Explains Postmodernism

Nov 28, 2017 01:01 pm
By Vin Armani In this video, Vin Armani interviews Dr. Stephen Hicks. He is professor of philosophy at Rockford University, where he is also Executive…

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Government Regulation Of Social Media Would Be A “Cure” Far Worse Than The Disease

Nov 28, 2017 12:30 pm
By Paul Levinson, Fordham University In recent weeks, Congress has grilled Twitter, Facebook and Google about their role in allowing foreign interests to place ads…

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