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Border Agents Track Drone From Sky to Drugs on the Ground
A 25-year-old U.S. citizen has been charged with using a drone to smuggle more than 13 pounds (5.9 kilograms) of methamphetamine from Mexico, an unusually large seizure for what is still a novel technique to bring illegal drugs into the United States
How To Foil The Latest Social Security Scam
For scammers, it's all about the information. Once they have an account number, address or personal identification, they can steal your identity
House Conservatives Move to Revive Obamacare Repeal
The House’s most conservative caucus hopes to force a vote on a clean Obamacare repeal bill in coming weeks through a rare congressional procedure
How Snapchat's new Snap Map is stoking privacy and terrorism fears
Snapchat's Snap Map will share all sorts of information between users, including their friends, if they opt in
Supreme Court's next big gun control case? Post-Newtown laws face new scrutiny
Andrew Turner suffers from partial paralysis in his dominant hand, the legacy of an injury to his right arm while on active duty in the Navy – which is why, according to court papers, the Maryland resident needs a semiautomatic gun to defend himself
On Guam, The Mood Is Calm Despite Being In North Korea's Crosshairs
The escalating threats between the U.S. and North Korea have thrown the tiny U.S. territory of Guam into the headlines
On North Korea, Christians Should Dial Back the Bellicosity
Whether or when to wage war is not a question church leaders can answer with certainty
Immigration Bill Would Ramp Up Mass Surveillance at the Border
The 200-page bill calls for drones, facial recognition, biometric data collection, and more personnel
Trustees project biggest Social Security increase in years
Millions of Americans who rely on Social Security can expect to receive their biggest payment increase in years this January, according to projections released Thursday by the trustees who oversee the program
GOP chairman opens door to Democrats on ObamaCare
A Senate chairman on Tuesday took a significant step toward working with Democrats on stabilizing a core facet of ObamaCare — the healthcare exchanges
Don’t bet on Internet privacy
A group of researchers from Germany recently demonstrated that it’s appallingly easy to ferret out all manner of information about our lives, ranging from the mundane to the embarrassing
Connecticut's Strict Gun-Control Laws May Soon Be Lifted By The Federal Government
Strict gun-control laws enacted by Connecticut state politicians in 2013, after more than two dozen school kids and staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary were shot dead by a crazed gunman, may soon be lifted by the federal government
Trump is right about China and North Korea
Here’s a contrarian thought: President Trump had the right instinct to insist that China help resolve the nightmare problem of North Korea
Waterloo Of Christian Colleges
If you read nothing else today, make it Carl Trueman’s massively important piece on the coming capitulation of conservative Christian colleges and universities to the LGBT movement
Trump waives environmental laws to speed border wall construction
The Department of Homeland Security will waive 37 environmental laws and regulations to build prototypes of President Trump's planned border wall and replace existing border infrastructure along a 15-mile stretch of the U.S.-Mexico boundary near San Diego
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