MILAN, Italy (PNN) - June 18, 2014 - The tablets, phones and laptops we carry on us are, more often than not, always on. This also means that many of our activities are easily tracked and that hackers and government agencies have almost instant access to our information if they really want it.

So what can you do to protect yourself from this nosy behavior? If you’re familiar with the concept of the Faraday cage, you probably have an idea. A Faraday cage is a device made of a conductive material, such as metal, that blocks things like electromagnetic waves and signals. The CHBL Jammer Coat is basically a wearable Faraday cage for your body.

By John W. Whitehead

June 6, 2014 - How many children, old people and law-abiding citizens have to be injured, terrorized or killed before we call a halt to the growing rash of police violence that is wracking the country? How many family pets have to be gunned down in cold blood by marauding SWAT teams before we declare such tactics off limits? How many communities have to be transformed into military outposts, complete with heavily armed police, military tanks, and “safety” checkpoints, before we draw that line in the sand that says “not in our town”?

CUMMING, Georgia (PNN) - June 6, 2014 – Authorities shot and killed a sovereign citizen Friday morning outside a Georgia courthouse after he brought weapons and explosives in an attempt to take over the building.

CONCORD, New Hampshire (PNN) - June 4, 2014 - Today, the New Hampshire House and Senate gave final approval to a bill that bans government officials from obtaining “information contained in a portable electronic device” without a warrant “signed by a judge and based on probable cause.” It now goes to the governor’s desk for a signature.

LOS ANGELES, Kalifornia (PNN) - June 3, 2014 - Just because you turned off your phone doesn’t mean the Amerikan Gestapo National Security Agency division isn’t using it to spy on you.

Edward Snowden’s latest revelation about the fascist NSA’s illegal snooping inspired an extra dose of shock and disbelief when he said the agency’s hackers can use a mobile phone as a bug even after it’s been turned off. The whistleblower made that eye-opening claim when Brian Williams of NBC Nightly News, holding his iPhone aloft during last Wednesday’s interview, asked, “What can the NSA do with this device if they want to get into my life? Can anyone turn it on remotely if it’s off? Can they turn on apps?”

“They can absolutely turn them on with the power turned off to the device,” Snowden replied.

Patriotic storeowner stands firm against immoral and unconstitutional regulations.

DENVER, Colorado (PNN) - May 30, 2014 - The owner of a bakery in Lakewood said that rather than succumb to the immoral consequences of obeying an unconstitutional ruling, he will no longer sell wedding cakes after the Colorado Civil Rights Commission ruled he discriminated against a homosexual couple when he refused to sell them a cake.

May 20, 2014 - In the village of Kalabalge, in the northern Nigerian state of Borno, the people struck back. While politicians dithered and activists twittered, the people of Kalabalge armed themselves and took the fight to their enemies, ambushing a terrorist Boko Haram convoy en route to attack their village. At least forty-one Boko Haram militants were killed and ten were captured as the villagers surprised two trucks carrying militants. Armed with rifles, machetes and bows, the brave people of Kalabalge did what the Nigerian military could not and sent Boko Haram off howling.

SAN FRANCISCO, Kalifornia (PNN) - June 2, 2014 - One of the more amusing arguments made by citizen control cultists is that they think you shouldn’t be able to own arms of military value, even though that was precisely what the Founding Fathers intended for Amerikans to have.

BOSTON, Massachusetts (PNN) - May 22, 2014 - A new study released by the Boston-based Pioneer Institute finds that new technology development that has been encouraged through the use of federal grants has served to threaten children’s privacy by allowing the collection of data on every child.

DARMSTADT, Germany (PNN) - May 1, 2014 - Atoms of a new super-heavy element - the as-yet-unnamed element 117 - have reportedly been created by scientists in Germany, moving it closer to being officially recognized as part of the standard periodic table.