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Chris Christie Thinks Inside the Box

September 09, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

Chris Christie said Saturday that if elected president, he will track immigrants who overstay their visas like FedEx packages."I'm going to have Fred Smith, the founder of FedEx, come work for the government for three months. Just come for three months to Immigration and Customs Enforcement and show these people," the New Jersey governor said at a town hall event here.Christie added...Read More

ISIS Goes on Gold Standard?

September 08, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

The Islamic State (Isis) militants have released a new video showing the terror group minting and distributing gold dinars, which it claims will be the new currency to save Muslims from the enslavement of 'satanic' US banks.The hour-long video, which is available in several languages, is mainly addressed to its Muslim supporters and claims that it is an attempt to take the land back to the...Read More

ISIS Goes on Gold Standard?

September 08, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

The Islamic State (Isis) militants have released a new video showing the terror group minting and distributing gold dinars, which it claims will be the new currency to save Muslims from the enslavement of 'satanic' US banks.The hour-long video, which is available in several languages, is mainly addressed to its Muslim supporters and claims that it is an attempt to take the land back to the...Read More

Rubio's Selective Religious Freedom

September 07, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said on Wednesday that the government should respect the beliefs of the Kentucky county clerk who has denied marriage licenses to same-sex couples, arguing that society needs to accommodate public officials who object to carrying out duties they say violate their religious beliefs."We should seek a balance between government's responsibility to abide by the...Read More

Rubio's Selective Religious Freedom

September 07, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said on Wednesday that the government should respect the beliefs of the Kentucky county clerk who has denied marriage licenses to same-sex couples, arguing that society needs to accommodate public officials who object to carrying out duties they say violate their religious beliefs."We should seek a balance between government's responsibility to abide by the...Read More

Homeland Security Busts the Rentboys

September 04, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

The website Rentboy.com is accused of connecting male sex workers with clients, enabling prostitution, which is unlawful virtually everywhere in the country. It operated fairly transparently, giving annual parties, announcing a scholarship contest for escorts and promoting the motto "Money can't buy you love … but the rest is negotiable."It's somewhat baffling, though, that...Read More

Homeland Security Busts the Rentboys

September 04, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

The website Rentboy.com is accused of connecting male sex workers with clients, enabling prostitution, which is unlawful virtually everywhere in the country. It operated fairly transparently, giving annual parties, announcing a scholarship contest for escorts and promoting the motto "Money can't buy you love … but the rest is negotiable."It's somewhat baffling, though, that...Read More

Will Your Car Obey You or the Police?

September 03, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

A few lines in a seemingly routine RAND Corp. report on the future of technology and law enforcement last week raised a provocative question: Should police have the power to take control of a self-driving car?Human drivers are required to pull over when a police officer gestures for them to do so. It's reasonable to expect that self-driving cars would do the same. To look at it another way: Se...Read More

Will Your Car Obey You or the Police?

September 03, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

A few lines in a seemingly routine RAND Corp. report on the future of technology and law enforcement last week raised a provocative question: Should police have the power to take control of a self-driving car?Human drivers are required to pull over when a police officer gestures for them to do so. It's reasonable to expect that self-driving cars would do the same. To look at it another way: Se...Read More

How Shoddy Science Creates Big Government

September 02, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

In the popular imagination, the work of scientists is marked by a series of "Eureka!" moments. But most science is not about glorious flashes of insight. Instead, its humble aim is to be less wrong about the theories that govern our understanding of the universe.The best way to judge new theories, then, is the old adage of "trust, but verify." In recent decades, however, this s...Read More

How Shoddy Science Creates Big Government

September 02, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

In the popular imagination, the work of scientists is marked by a series of "Eureka!" moments. But most science is not about glorious flashes of insight. Instead, its humble aim is to be less wrong about the theories that govern our understanding of the universe.The best way to judge new theories, then, is the old adage of "trust, but verify." In recent decades, however, this s...Read More

Prepare To Be Droned, America

September 01, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

It is now legal for law enforcement in North Dakota to fly drones armed with everything from Tasers to tear gas thanks to a last-minute push by a pro-police lobbyist.With all the concern over the militarization of police in the past year, no one noticed that the state became the first in the union to allow police to equip drones with "less than lethal" weapons. House Bill 1328 wasn't...Read More

Prepare To Be Droned, America

September 01, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

It is now legal for law enforcement in North Dakota to fly drones armed with everything from Tasers to tear gas thanks to a last-minute push by a pro-police lobbyist.With all the concern over the militarization of police in the past year, no one noticed that the state became the first in the union to allow police to equip drones with "less than lethal" weapons. House Bill 1328 wasn't...Read More

What is Your Computer Hiding From You?

August 31, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

In July 2013, GCHQ, Britain's equivalent of the U.S. National Security Agency, forced journalists at the London headquarters of The Guardian to completely obliterate the memory of the computers on which they kept copies of top-secret documents provided to them by former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden.However, in its attempt to destroy information, GCHQ also revealed intriguing...Read More

What is Your Computer Hiding From You?

August 31, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

In July 2013, GCHQ, Britain's equivalent of the U.S. National Security Agency, forced journalists at the London headquarters of The Guardian to completely obliterate the memory of the computers on which they kept copies of top-secret documents provided to them by former NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden.However, in its attempt to destroy information, GCHQ also revealed intriguing...Read More

US Political System Faces the Trump Test

August 28, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

It has come to this: The GOP, formerly the party of Lincoln and ostensibly the party of liberty and limited government, is being defined by clamors for a mass roundup and deportation of millions of human beings. To will an end is to will the means for the end, so the Republican clamors are also for the requisite expansion of government's size and coercive powers.Most of Donald Trump's norm...Read More

US Political System Faces the Trump Test

August 28, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

It has come to this: The GOP, formerly the party of Lincoln and ostensibly the party of liberty and limited government, is being defined by clamors for a mass roundup and deportation of millions of human beings. To will an end is to will the means for the end, so the Republican clamors are also for the requisite expansion of government's size and coercive powers.Most of Donald Trump's norm...Read More

Bordering on Insanity

August 27, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

Remember the 4th Amendment? We hear it's making a comeback. Back in May, we had a story about another court explaining to the government that, contrary to popular belief within Homeland Security, the 4th Amendment does still apply at the border, and thus Border Patrol can't just take someone's laptop without a warrant.The case involved a guy named Jae Shik Kim, who the government suspe...Read More

Bordering on Insanity

August 27, 2015 / Philippe Gastonne

Remember the 4th Amendment? We hear it's making a comeback. Back in May, we had a story about another court explaining to the government that, contrary to popular belief within Homeland Security, the 4th Amendment does still apply at the border, and thus Border Patrol can't just take someone's laptop without a warrant.The case involved a guy named Jae Shik Kim, who the government suspe...Read More

A mining stock for an income portfolio?

2015-08-27 / The Investment Reporter

The resources sector of the Canadian market has plunged over the past year. Even so, there are profitable, dividend-paying resource stocks that The Investment Reporter includes amongst its best buys for income and growth. Among top Canadian mining stocks, Potash Corp. earns significantly more than its dividend and has a favorable long-term outlook. Saskatoon-based Potash Corp. of Saskatchewa...Read More

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