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Biometric Classroom Monitors Students Eye Movements And Conversations
A report from Yahoo News Tuesday detailed a group of New York engineers who are developing a biometric classroom monitoring program that will track students every move. The report reads: Students listen up! If you are used to passing notes, tapping out texts or even sneaking in quick conversations when youre supposed to be working on fractionsbeware! ...
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Karzai: US airstrike kills seven children
Al Akhbar January 15, 2014 President Hamid Karzai on Wednesday accused the United States of killing seven children and a woman in an airstrike in central Afghanistan. As a result of bombardment by American forces last night in Siahgird district of Parwan province, one woman and seven children were martyred and one civilian injured, a statement from Karzais office...
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Obama: It Doesnt Make Sense to Have 11 Million People Who Are in This Country Illegally
Terence P. Jeffrey CNS News October 26, 2013 President Barack Obamawho oversees both the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Securitysaid in a speech at the White House on Thursday that it does not make sense to have 11 million people in the United States illegally. The president said that the people illegally in the United States need to ...
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Senior TIME Reporter Calls for Drone Strike on Wikileaks Assange
Anthony Gucciardi Prison Planet.com August 18, 2013 Less than one month after writing an article advocating the creation of a 1984-style police state within the US, TIME Magazines senior correspondentMichael Grunwald now says he cant wait to cheer on the death of Wikileaks Julian Assange. In fact, he specifically cant wait to support adrone strikeon ...
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Police Readying First Amendment Zones To Quell Possible Zimmerman Backlash
CBS Miami July 12, 2013 Unsure of how the public will react following the verdict in the George Zimmerman murder trial, local leaders and police are working closely to establish designated areas where people can gather peacefully. Full story here.
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