Minority Report: NYPD unveils plan to deploy drone fleet that will soon use facial recognition to scan citizens on the streets

Minority Report: NYPD unveils plan to deploy drone fleet that will soon use facial recognition to scan citizens on the streets The New York City Police Department (NYPD) has a new crime-fighting tool at their disposal and it will forever change how police do their jobs. The NYPD has unveiled a new Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) which will assist during hostage situations and crime scene surveillance. The new program... By Lance D Johnson | Read the full story Health freedom: Trump’s new HHS department may ban mandatory vaccinations nationwide and restore health and religious freedom By S.D. Wells | Read the full story Sponsor: Ultimate Ranger Gear Survival Gift Set - Field tested by the Health Ranger. 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You’re going to need a lot more than a well-stocked pantry and a survival cache of medical supplies if you want to make it out of a disaster scenario alive. Your supplies and equipment can only get you so far if you don’t know what to do with them. However, being a smart prepper can... Texas "mom" who tried to force transgenderism onto her 6-year-old son may have her own mental disorder called "Munchausen syndrome by proxy," warns pediatrician The head of the American College of Pediatricians (ACP) is attempting to make the case that an infamous Texas "mother" and "pediatrician" who’s forcing her six-year-old son to live as a "transgender" against his will may have a serious mental disorder... Texas Democrats trying to pass "red flag" laws that would strip away Second Amendment rights without any trial or due process A pair of Democrats is planning to introduce so-called "red flag" laws in the state of Texas with the aim of denying Second Amendment rights to as many state residents as possible. As reported by Ammoland, the legislation by Rep. Joe Moody, and Sen. Jose Rodriguez, both from El Paso,... Researchers develop a new protein "mat" that can soak up and trap chemical pollution Researchers at theUniversity of California, Berkeley may have just unlocked a radical use of proteins outside a living system. This allowed them to use a so-called "protein mat" outside the cell, using it to trap chemical pollutants. The study, which was published in the... How to use spider webs for survival There is an innately beautiful and mysterious allure to spider webs. From Shakespeare weaving dreams using the substance in A Midsummer Night’s Dream to Stan Lee allowing Peter Parker to use it as a superpower, there is no doubt that Nature has designed a wonderful material that serves many... Some supernova explosions produce large quantities of manganese and nickel Much of the iron, manganese, and nickel found in the universe come from a specific type of supernova. This supernova starts out as a white dwarf star in a binary system. The carbon-oxygen star detonates right before it reaches the maximum amount of mass it can control. This maximum mass value is... Scientists suggest that bacteria could survive in salt environments on Mars and Pluto Bacteria are incredibly hardy little critters. They can survive and thrive in the most remote, hostile, and unimaginable environments. And if an international group of researchers is to be believed, bacteria could also be lurking in the salty areas of moons and planets in our Solar System. Recent... Next-gen robots inspired by lizards, potentially making them capable of traversing uneven terrain Right now, walking robots have trouble maintaining their balance whenever they have to cross rough ground. But a future wave of bipedal machines will be able to overcome this hurdle in their mobility. And they will achieve this all-terrain capability due in no small part to lizards. A group of... 7 Things you need to know about pistol concealment If you’ve recently acquired your pistol, you need to understand that responsible gun ownership goes beyond choosing which holster to use and practicing with your weapon of choice.  Here are 7 tips that you must know to properly conceal your pistol. Practice... Real-life adamantium? Scientists identify a metal alloy that can withstand ultra-high pressure and temperature A newly developed metal alloy is the closest thing humans have ever come to creating the fictional element adamantium. Its Japanese developers have described it as the perfect material for withstanding the ultra-high heat and pressure of jet engines, gas turbines, and other power generation... Gavin McGinnis fiasco proves tech giants use bogus "hate speech" claims to permanently ban anyone they don’t like The Left-wing social media behemoths are continuing their efforts to drive all influential conservative voices from their platforms, and Gavin McGinnis, founder of the Proud Boys and formerly with CRTV, has become the latest victim. Shortly after CRTV announced a merger with financially struggling... How to stop giving rogue government consent to violate your rights and turn you into a felon I have a lot of friends in law enforcement, and one thing they all tell me is that very few people know their rights when it comes to saying "No" to cops. By feigning casual conversation, police are able to violate your rights and turn you into a felon, often for "crimes"... New study shows evidence that ancient Mars could have supported underground microbial life The surface of Mars might be barren today, but conditions underground could have been hospitable for alien life in the distant past. Researchers are now theorizing that there was enough hydrogen dissolved in the ground that could have sustained certain types of microbes. This finding is based on... Researchers confirm excessive screen time can irreversibly harm kids’ brains Digital devices and other electronics are at the top of many kids’ wish lists this holiday season. If you’re considering upgrading your teenager’s cellphone or getting your preschooler their first tablet, you might want to keep in mind the early results of a groundbreaking study... Your easy guide to solar drying meat and produce Stockpiling fresh produce and meat is a good way to ward off malnutrition and starvation in case SHTF, but if you don’t preserve your food correctly, it might just end up going rancid. Preserve your food supply and ensure a reliable source of protein and nutrients by learning how to dry... New technology removes space debris using a revolutionary propulsion system Space is getting pretty crowded. We are not simply launching more satellites and spacecraft, an article in Science Daily explained; each launch mission leaves leftover parts and stages in the orbital space of Earth. This space debris can potentially hit satellites and manned spacecraft. Such...

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