Source: TechCrunch
July 10, 2016
INNOVATE2016: Libertarian Presidential candidate says "We need to Uber everything"
Whatever one thinks of his ideology, Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson may be the pro innovation candidate that Silicon Valley has been waiting for. Read More
Hillary Clinton's email testimony pursued in federal court
Prosecutors decided last week not to charge former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over her secret email server, but a federal court could still force her to testify under oath after a conservative law firm petitioned the judge to force her to talk.
Judicial Watch, which has been pursuing Mrs. ...
Must-See Moments Of Wimbledon
These past two weeks have been filled with Wimbledon coverage. However, if you missed it here are the most epic shots of the tournament so far.
Via: The Daily Caller
Still a virtual reality skeptic? Here's why you shouldn't be
As VR becomes a force in the gaming world (and other sectors), I can't help but draw the evident parallels between the emergence of 3D-console gaming and quasi-nascent VR. Though some remain skeptical about VR, it will become a widely adopted technology that can drive adoption of other technologies, just like 3D-gaming technology did. Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
Don Surber's "Trump the Press"
(Steven Hayward) The independent internet journalist Don Surber has produced a terrific short catalogue and analysis of how everyone—but especially the conservative commentariat—missed or misunderstood the rise of Donald Trump. You can order the e-book version of Trump the Press: Don Surber's Take on How the Pundits Blew the 2016 Republican Race directly from Amazon subsidiary CreateSpace. The book is a wonderful catalogue of all the pundits who completely dismissed Trump from
Source: Power LinePower Line
Donald Trump likely to choose Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as vice presidential pick
CLEVELAND | Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, little known nationally but highly admired in conservative circles, has a "95 percent probability" of being Donald Trump's choice for vice president, The Washington Times has learned.
The sources for that assessment are Republicans close to the campaign and to the governor.
A tipoff ...
Report: Women In Law Enforcement More Likely To Commit Suicide Than Any Other Profession
Because it's a 'traditionally male-dominated' profession
Via: The Daily Caller
Facebook Is Finally Removing That Viral Picture Of Cop's Throat Being Slit
It's being allowed to remain on some users' accounts, though
Via: The Daily Caller
Virtual and augmented reality need a PG-13 moment
We've passed a significant milestone in consumer adoption of virtual reality and augmented reality — although it's clear that we're a few models away from a truly refined VR/AR experience. However, with VR and AR poised to become a mainstream force, it's the opportune time to think about how kids will interact with these technologies. Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
QuickTake Q&A: How Police Shootings Feed Off U.S. Strife on Race
At the intersection of race relations and deadly force in America sits a powder keg. Black people are disproportionately represented among the relatively small number of unarmed civilians killed by police each year. In the most recent high-profile incidents, a black man reported to have had a gun in his pocket was killed on July 5 by police in Louisiana. The next day in Minnesota, a black man who was reported to have told police he had a legally registered gun in his car was shot and killed. A p
Source: Bloomberg Politics
Black Lives Matter activist Deray McKesson arrested while Periscoping
Police arrested more than 200 people marching down the side of the road in Baton Rouge, Louisiana last night, according to several reports, including a strong voice in the Black Lives Matter movement, Deray McKesson. McKesson, who is very active on social media and police reform projects, was taken into custody Saturday night while walking down the side of the road and filming the protest… Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
Who speaks for America?
(Scott Johnson) We live in a strange time. The president of the United States has made himself a cross between a spokesman of, and a counselor to, the racial arsonists of the Black Lives Matter crowd. He lies about the criminal justice system. At a time of national peril, Obama seems to have something other than the best interests of the United States in mind, and not just on matters racial. By
Source: Power LinePower Line
Whatever happened to 3D printing?
Sam Cervantes is a quiet-seeming guy who speaks earnestly about his line of work. When I visited his Brooklyn 3D printer factory in 2013, workers in an assembly line were busy putting together Solidoodle printers. An army of assembled printers whirred as they lay down layers of melted plastic to make parts for the next set of machines. Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
Flynn, Possible Trump Running Mate, Supports Abortion Rights
Potential running mates for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump played down their interest Sunday, even as the billionaire candidate has made the selection process unusually public.
Source: Bloomberg Politics
Wichita bracing for the return of Summer of Mercy protests
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Twenty-five years after tumultuous mass protests led to nearly 2,700 arrests outside local abortion clinics, Wichita is bracing a Summer of Mercy anniversary that supporters hope will draw hundreds of activists.
The Wichita Police Department has spent months putting together a 60-page operational plan that aims ...
Possible Trump Vice Presidential Pick Was Just 'Disqualified' By Pro-Life Group
'Woman have to be able to choose'
Via: The Daily Caller
Charles Ramsey, ex-police chief of Philadelphia, predicts violence at political conventions
The "very volatile" state of race relations in America today is likely to lead to violence at the Republican and Democratic conventions this summer, Philadelphia's former police chief predicted Sunday morning.
Charles H. Ramsey, who retired last year after heading Philadelphia's police department for eight years, told NBC News Sunday ...
DHS Secretary: 'It's Still Relatively Early' To Call Dallas Attack A Hate Crime [VIDEO]
'There's still an investigation being conducted'
Via: The Daily Caller
Face computers slowly find their place in business
Remember Google Glass? How could you not? Born with great fanfare just four short years ago, the device quickly became the object of derision. People who wore them were "Glassholes." There were hyper-privacy concerns related to wearing a head-mounted camera, and even the Glass Explorer program, which limited availability, seemed to contribute to the disdain people felt. Read More 
Source: TechCrunch
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