Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Dead

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has died at the age of 100, Fox News reports. The former Secretary of State and National Security Advisor served under both Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Fox continues: He pioneered the policy of détente with the Soviet Union, began a rapprochement with China, and won the Nobel Peace Prize

Woox Knives Legend: Salve Leggenda!

I've been wanting a Woox Knives Leggenda for a while now, it's a true story. Mostly because I like the aesthetics of it, but also because one of their folding knives is way easier to carry in your pocket than one of their hatchets or tomahawks. Regardless, it was good to put my hands on

Military Suicides Skyrocket, Dad Of One Victim Pleads With Pentagon

WEDNESDAY PDB – Broken and alone: Father pens scathing letter to top brass after losing airman son to suicide. His open letter to the service's leadership, as well as the Joint Chiefs chairman and defense secretary, pleads for the military to confront alarming numbers of suicides within the ranks. Sean Stevenson's son, a senior airman at Cannon Air

Justice Department Teamed Up With Big Tech To Spy On Members Of Congress

In a stunning revelation, officials in the Justice Department asked tech companies to turn over the private communications of members of Congress and their staff, despite having no legal warrant to ask for the information. The spy operation targeted the United States senator and staffers looking into the Justice Department's involvement in a debunked “Russian

This Government Surveillance Program Is Outside Of The Scope Of Congressional Oversight

That government agencies and law enforcement are constantly looking for fresh new ways of circumventing the Fourth Amendment's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures is no secret. But what is almost always kept secret are the methods law enforcement and government agencies use to skirt those constitutional protections. That is, they are secret until someone