By Craig Timberg Article Reprint Researchers have discovered that a security flaw from the 90’s still poses a threat to Apple and Google users. Weak encryption’s are said to be infiltrated by hackers who target visitors
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Georgia Lawmaker Wants Alcohol Served with Sunday Brunch
BTN STAFF Rep. Brett Harrell R-Snellville has proposed a bill that will allow Atlanta residents to have alcohol before 12:30pm. The current bill prevents this from happening before 12:30pm. To read more on this story
Read moreTrayvon Martin: DOJ Set to Announce No Charges Against George Zimmerman
By PIERRE THOMAS, MIKE LEVINE, SENI TIENABESO and JACK DATE Article Reprint While the public waits for a Justice Department announcement over two separate investigations spurred by the summer shooting of an unarmed teenager in
Read moreAlaska Legalize Marijuana
BTN STAFF Alaska becomes the third state behind Colorado and Washington to legalize pot. It did so in a low key fashion and plans to promote “responsible consumption.” To read more about this story click
Read moreIs the U.S Government Backing a Losing War In Ukraine?
BTN STAFF Reports are surfacing that the U.S are involved in the civil war taking place in Ukraine. Separatists trying to overthrow the current government, are said to be winning the war. According to endoftheamericandream.com the
Read moreWhy Israel Wants Europe’s Jews (Hint: Not Just to Shield Them From Terrorists)
European emigres would help address Israel’s home-grown demographic challenges—if they remained there by Carol Matlack Article Reprint The prime minister of Israel is throwing open his country’s doors to Europe’s 1.1 million Jews, following a series of
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Obama: West at War With Extremists, Not Muslims
Read moreLimitation’s for New York Free Lunch Program
BTN STAFF Public officials in New York City have decided to limit their free lunch program to only select middle schools that qualify. The announcement Wednesday was made by the city school chancellor Carmen Fariña.
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