How many other TSA assaults, gropings and other indignities never make the news, because they’ve become routine in the police state known as the American airport?
Wouldn’t many security systems be better than the TSA monopoly?
Continue reading: Should TSA suffer the death penalty for its crimes?
“Recalls of cars with the faulty Japanese airbags affect one in eight vehicles nationwide, a report from Kelley Blue Book found. The recall thus far has affected some 32 million vehicles from dozens of car brands, including major players Toyota, Honda, Nissan, General Motors, Mitsubishi and Ford, the report found. Yet very few people in the U.S. are aware their vehicle could be involved in the recall…”
Continue reading: Recall of dangerous Takata air bags affects 1 in 8 vehicles, report says
Last week, when a new mother went into labor, she decided to cut some costs and precious time by hailing an Uber ride to the hospital, rather than an ambulance…
Continue reading: Mom in Labor Calls Uber Instead of Ambulance. Why…?
“It’s a simple bot that helps with court appeals — but could it replace the need for human lawyers?”
“Since launching in late 2015, it has successfully appealed $3 million worth of tickets.”
Continue reading: A 19-year-old made a free robot lawyer that has appealed $3 million in parking tickets
Sonia Sotomayor warned in a scathing dissent the Supreme Court’s pro-police ruling violates constitutional rights
“This case allows the police to stop you on the street, demand your identification, and check it for outstanding traffic warrants — even if you are doing nothing wrong”
Source: Police can use illegally obtained evidence in court, SCOTUS rules, sabotaging 4th Amendment
Story: Oklahoma Police Can Seize Your Entire Bank Account on a Traffic Stop Without Any Charges
“All you travelers stuck in mile-long TSA security lines are pawns. Convenient political pawns. Big Labor bosses want more power and more money. Stranded travelers are just the latest victims in this age-old game of D.C. extortion.”
Article: TSA’s Union Power Grab: Thousands Slowing Down Airports