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Chicago Suburb Approves Two Year Ban on Drones

The Evanston City Council voted 5-4 for a two year ban on the use of airborne drones.  The vote brought together an odd coalition of people: the anti-war groups were joined by the libertarians and the privacy advocates to pass

Memorial Day Is Our Nation's Final Exam

Memorial Day Is Our Nation's Final Exam

Members of my family have fought in most of America’s wars, beginning with the Revolution. Fortunately, as far as I know, only one was lost, on the killing fields of the Bataan Death March. Whether it was on the outskirts

Obama Tells Navy Grads To Stop Sexual Assault

Obama Tells Navy Grads To Stop Sexual Assault

Speaking to the Naval Academy Commencement on May 24, President Obama “called on graduating Midshipmen, soon to become Naval and Marine Corps officers, to show honor and courage” by helping to end sexual assault in the armed forces. According to

US Admits Four Americans Killed by Drones

US Admits Four Americans Killed by Drones

Today, the United States formally acknowledged killing four American citizens with drone strikes in Yemen and Pakistan.  Attorney General Eric Holder disclosed in a letter the administration had killed Anwar al-Awlaki, a radical Muslim cleric in a September 2011 drone strike

Obama’s leisurely hunt for justice in Benghazi

Stories that say the Administration knows who the Benghazi masterminds are, but won’t lift a finger to “bring them to justice,” grow louder by the day.  Here’s the latest from the Associated Press: The U.S. has identified five men who

China Emerging as New Force in Drone Warfare

China Emerging as New Force in Drone Warfare

(AP) China emerging as new force in drone warfareBy CHRISTOPHER BODEENAssociated PressBEIJINGDetermined to kill or capture a murderous Mekong River drug lord, China’s security forces considered a tactic they’d never tried before: calling a drone strike on his remote hideaway

Tom Cruise: Enduring, Apolitical Movie Star

Tom Cruise: Enduring, Apolitical Movie Star

Quick, what political party does Tom Cruise support? Cruise has been in the public eye for decades, and while we’re all aware of his marital woes, couch jumping antics and religious affiliation we know precious little about his voting preferences.

Weapons, Chocolate Cake in Mali's Jihadist Camps

Weapons, Chocolate Cake in Mali's Jihadist Camps

Picking through the spartan remains of the jihadist camps dotting Inais valley in northern Mali, it is obvious to the French soldiers that their enemy is having a tough time of it. The troops sweeping the arid river bed 100

PETA to Police 'Slob' Hunters with Drones

PETA to Police 'Slob' Hunters with Drones

Recreational hunters be warned because according to the People for the Ethical Treatment for Animals (PETA), the far-left group “is planning to acquire a drone…to spy on hunters and catch them in the act as they terrorize animals and break game

US Navy Readies 'Laser Attack' Weapon in 2014

US Navy Readies 'Laser Attack' Weapon in 2014

The US Navy said it is preparing to roll out a sea-based laser weapon capable of disabling small enemy vessels and shooting down surveillance drones. The laser system will be deployed in 2014, two years ahead of schedule, aboard the

CA City Postpones Vote on Ordinance Banning Drones

CA City Postpones Vote on Ordinance Banning Drones

A California city council on Thursday delayed a vote on a first-of-its-kind ordinance that would ban drones up to 400 feet above all areas that have been zoned as residential.  The Rancho Mirage city council will now vote on the ordinance on

FAA on 'Drone Zone' Locations: Nothing Is Ruled Out

FAA on 'Drone Zone' Locations: Nothing Is Ruled Out

Drone tests may soon be carried out over a city near you. In response to Breitbart News queries about the limitations on the location of so-called “drone zones” – zones specifically designated to test commercial and military drones under Federal

News Organizations May Adopt Drone Technology

News Organizations May Adopt Drone Technology

For decades, Americans have been used to hearing the sound of helicopters when hearing traffic reports on the radio. But in the near future, manned helicopters for news purposes may be replaced by drone cameras, according to Mike Cavendar, executive

NY City's Big Gulp

NY City's Big Gulp

New York Supreme Court Judge Milton Tingling finally brought some common sense to this episode of “Let’s Make A Ban!” Though Mayor Bloomberg vows to appeal the ruling, hopefully he is getting a nervous feeling that this ruling might wake