One man put an end to a deadly mass shooting that could have easily claimed more victims, but he may be made to live as a prisoner because of this heroic act. The situation erupted Saturday evening at the Honolulu, Hawaii, home of 42-year-old Rishard Carnate. While a party was...

Pope Francis is embarking upon a 12-day trip through four nations in Southeast Asia and Oceania. His intent with the voyage is to pledge the Catholic Church will combat religious violence while inspiring stronger ties to other religions. On Thursday, the Associated Press reported the Pope made his first stop...

A recording of a teacher laughing during the Georgia school shooting is going viral after a realization that the video portrays more bravery than anyone previously thought. The video was uploaded to social media platform X on Wednesday, the same day as the massacre at Apalachee High School in Winder....

September 06, 2024

Deep Purple might never have been fashionable, but with a new guitarist on board and a brand new album, they look likely to be around for some time yet

Smartphones are, by this point, completely ubiquitous in modern society. Everywhere you go, it feels like you need an app to navigate things from digital tickets gaining entry to games and concerts to the ability to read a menu. QR codes, apps, social media accounts, and even the ever-handy GPS are all available at your […] The post 10 Hollywood Stars Who Have Ditched Their Cell Phones appeared first on Listverse.

Brazil’s recent ban on X is just the latest example of how governments around the world are cracking down on digital communication. But in a time when information is power, people are finding clever ways to stay connected and speak freely. Some platforms and technologies are designed to outmaneuver censorship, offering safe spaces for communication […] The post 10 Communication Networks Defying Global Censorship Efforts appeared first on Listverse.

The U.S. military is only as strong as its ability to procure needed weapons systems and other defense materials, and right now, America’s defense industrial base is sorely lacking, experts say. “Unfortunately, like the armed services themselves, they have been neglected,” Robert Greenway, director of the Center for National Defense at The Heritage Foundation, says of the U.S. defense industrial base.  Instead of producing all of our defense materials at home, the U.S. has outsourced some military production, but “there are some things we don’t want in the hands of our adversaries, and there’s some things, many things, we don’t want under their control or influence,” Greenway says.  Foreign production of defense materials is not only a risk from a national security perspective, it also takes economic opportunities away from the U.S., says Richard Stern, director of the Center for the Federal Budget at The Heritage Foundation. “When we’re talking about what’s good for the defense industrial base, we’re also talking about what builds high-quality, high-paying jobs in the US, what allows the U.S. to be the most productive and advanced country on the planet,” Stern says.  Greenway and Stern recently traveled to Texas, one of the few states that have managed to build up strong military production capabilities. The Lone Star State, according to the research experts, can and should serve as a model for expanding defense production across America. Greenway and Stern join “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain why the defense industrial base is so critical to U.S. military strength, and how increased production will serve all Americans through economic stimulation. Listen to the podcast below: The post How a Weak Defense Industrial Base Harms US Military appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Hey, Washington: Keep Your Hands Off the Internet

The media has been at it again, giving their full and obvious support to the Democrats while consistently creating fake controversies—see “Cat Lady” and “Arlington National Cemetery”—when…