CHINA TO BUILD GIANT FACIAL RECOGNITION DATABASE TO IDENTIFY ANY CITIZEN WITHIN SECONDS
China is building the world’s most powerful facial recognition system with the power to identify any one of its 1.3 billion citizens within three seconds launched by the Ministry of Public Security. The goal is for the system to able to match someone’s… more »
Putin green lights launch of the CryptoRuble
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the issue of a national cryptocurrency, according to Communications Minister Nikolay Nikiforov, after a closed-door meeting. The minister said once the digital currency or CryptoRuble is issued other… more »
Dubai Adds Hoverbikes To Its Technocratic Police State, Becoming Ground Zero for Cities of the Future - Video
The hoverbike, created in a joint project with Russian company Hoversurf, was unveiled recently at the Gitex Technology Week Exhibition; can operate for 25 minutes up to 43 miles per hour, can be remotely operated. more »
Ecuadorian Vice President Arrested on Corruption Charges
Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas, who is suspected of taking bribes from the Brazilian construction firm Odebrecht, has been arrested at his residence in Guayaquil and transferred to the nation's capital Quito. The probe into Odebrecht has become… more »
Companies Donate $40k Worth of Marijuana to People Displaced by California Fires
California’s largest medical cannabis manufacturer, CannaCraft Inc., is temporarily donating 12,000 square feet of its office space in Santa Rosa, as well as phone and internet service, to the American Red Cross to use as its Regional Headquarters for… more »
Jury to decide fate of US senator in corruption & bribery trial
The judge overseeing the corruption case involving US Senator Bob Menendez said he won’t dismiss any of the charges against the New Jersey Democrat. Menendez is facing 12 federal charges, including bribery, conspiracy and fraud. more »
Maltese journalist who led Panama Papers corruption investigation killed in car blast
One of Malta’s most prominent investigative journalists, Daphne Caruana Galizia, has been killed in a presumed car bomb attack. She was most recently known for exposing the Maltese prime minister's offshore dealings in the Panama Papers scandal. The… more »
Storm Ophelia kills 3 as hurricane-force winds spark national emergency in Ireland (VIDEOS)
Three people have been killed in Ireland as hurricane-force winds batter the country. Ex-hurricane Ophelia is wreaking havoc across the island, leaving 385,000 homes and businesses without power. more »
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