In the world of science fiction, "smart guns” have already gained traction in recent pop culture. But these days, science may be leaving the fiction behind.
Jonathan Mossberg, a developer with iGun Technology, met with tech guru Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson to show off their newest breakthrough in the field. This line of “smart guns” would rely on a signal from a specialized ring or watch worn by…
A woman in Wayne, N.J., allegedly called 911 and filed a false report just so police would be sent away from her location, allowing her to drive home drunk without being arrested.
Hayley Oates told dispatchers that a woman was being assaulted at a local bar and that the suspect was in a blue truck before abruptly hanging up. The 911 operator took no chances and called it in.
Oates then …
A list of the top 10 “Most Fiscally Corrupt Politicians in History” was published over the weekend -- and it will make you extremely happy to be an American.
While the U.S. certainly isn't immune to corruption (does Richard Nixon ring a bell?), you won't find any American politicians on this list of foreign leaders who, among many other violations of office, took large sums of money from…
There is actually a website that keeps track of how many people have been harmed or killed during the maniacal phenomenon that we know as Black Friday shopping. It’s called the “Black Friday Death Count,” and, according to the site, seven people have died while more than eighty more have been injured during the annual shopping frenzy since 2008.
From lethal car crashes to violent Walmart …
Not even a tragic motorcycle accident could stop this wonderful bride and groom from sharing their first dance as a married couple.
According to this video's description, the groom was placed into a wheelchair after a tragic motorcycle accident that could have threatened the loving couple’s relationship. But true love won when the bride chose to love her future husband as much as she always…
During the American Music Awards Sunday night, Celine Dion sang “Hymne à L’Amour” - Ode to Love - in tribute to Paris and her home country, France, after they suffered a tragic attack at the hands of Islamic terrorists.
The entire room was struck silent by Dion's very beautiful rendition of the song. Watch it here if you missed it live:
Shlomo Rechnitz, founder of TwinMed, LLC and owner of Brius Healthcare Services, was on his way to Israel with his family when he saw 400 U.S. soldiers preparing to eat dinner while on layover in Shannon, Ireland. Swelling with American pride, Rechnitz decided to treat our nation’s heroes to the same food he and his fellow passengers were enjoying. Rechnitz approached the commander and insisted…
As we all grieve and pray for those lost in the recent terror attack in Paris, France, many nations have shown their support for France in a variety of ways -- some by lighting their famous landmarks in the blue, white and red of France’s flag.
Today, soccer fans came to a game at England’s Wembley Stadium to see the local English team take on France’s national soccer team and stood together…
A new Gallup poll released on Nov. 13 revealed that only 3% of Americans found terrorism to be the most important problem in the U.S. The results showed a stark fall from the amount of people worried about terrorism after the 9/11 attacks in 2001 -- which still only hit 46% of those polled.
The threat of terrorism was beat out by the economy, a dissatisfaction with government and immigration…
Late at night on Nov. 16, 1999, Chancellor Lee Adams was the victim of a brutal attack by a hitman hired by his professional football-playing father. His mother, Cherica Adams, was shot four times and left to die. Despite her fatal injuries, she heroically made the call to paramedics that would save Chancellor’s life, despite losing her own.
Unfortunately, her son didn’t survive the attack…
