Ships from the Iranian army’s naval fleet are headed towards the United States maritime borders as part of a longstanding…
Year: 2014
A former contractor for the United States government will plead guilty to leaking secret information to a Fox News reporter,…
The recently-unveiled US National Security Agency program that collects telephone records belonging to millions of Americans tracks only a small…
Finnish police have asked Wikipedia to reveal details of its donation campaign in the country to determine whether the free…
Citing worries about foreign surveillance efforts, the government of Switzerland has ordered tighter control methods on its own computer and…
British intelligence has its own hacker subdivision that uses questionable practices for hunting down enemies of the state, reveals a…
The UN Human Rights Committee has blamed the Vatican for indulging longstanding policies enabling priests to sexually abuse children, and…
Around 1 a.m. on April 16th last year, a team of attackers cut phone likes and took out 17 power…
Amid a rise in popularity of cryptocurrency, the financially floundering US Postal Service is considering the possibility of adding a…
The Syrian Electronic Army, a hacker group supportive of Syrian President Bashar Assad, claimed Tuesday it managed to hack Facebook.com,…
United States President Barack Obama’s deputy drug czar admitted this week that weed isn’t as harmful as alcohol, but in…
The club of Mac OS X lovers has gained an unlikely member: North Korea. The country’s new operating system has…
Sweden’s and Iceland’s Pirate Party representatives have jointly nominated whistleblowers Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning for 2014 Nobel Peace Prize.…
The local neighborhood watch may be beefing up its robotic arsenal if a new technology startup gets its way anytime…
The US eavesdropped on former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder over his staunch criticism of the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq,…
Government agencies in the United States are often failing to implement even the most basic deterrents that would boost their…
A record number of Americans were set free in 2013 after being wrongfully convicted of a crime, according to new…
The United States federal government may not be ready to sanction marijuana use, but a new agriculture bill is set…