Facebook recently started rolling out a new "experiment" that would allow any individual to pay a small fee to send a message to your inbox. Your Facebook messages page has two folders: "Inbox" and "Other." Currently, most friend and group messages go to the inbox, while messages from ...

Read more: Experimenting with Your Privacy, Facebook Begins Selling Access to Your Inbox

 Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported onhow a little-known government agency—the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC)—got the keys to government databases full of detailed, personal information of millions of innocent Americans. Using the Freedom of Information Act and interviews ...

Read more: New 'Counterterrorism' Database Rules Threaten Privacy of Every American

Right Side News reports from the Federation for American Immigration Reform on

• DHS Delays Apprehension of Illegal Alien Sex Offender to Protect Pro-Amnesty Senator
• Number of Deferred Action Beneficiaries Doubles, Topping 100,000
• DHS Secretly Releasing Thousands of Criminal Aliens
• Nation's ...

  Read more: Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security December 17, 2012

According to statistics released December 10 by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 6,222 criminal incidents involving 7,254 offenses were reported in 2011 as a result of bias toward a particular race, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity/national origin, or physical or mental disability. The ...

Read more: FBI Releases 2011 Hate Crime Statistics

ANN ARBOR, MI — In December 2011, the National Defense University’s Deputy VP for Academic Affairs, Dr. Brenda Roth, officially confirmed in writing to the Pentagon that all course materials at the National Defense University were vetted and approved by the University and its military ...

Read more: Bombshell Pentagon Buries the Truth Newly Revealed Document Vindicates Army Lt. Colonel Matthew Dooley In Anti-Islam Controversy

New York City police arrest artist who created drone satires ... Last week, The New York Police Department (NYPD) A satirical poster on the potential use of drones by the NYPDarrested Essam Attia, an artist who had designed and surreptitiously placed satirical posters dealing with the NYPD's ...

Read more: Satirist of Drones Arrested by NYPD

North Korea again defied the international community today by launching a Unha-3 rocket, which is the same vehicle as its Taepo Dong-2 ICBM. Despite North Korean claims that the launch was of a civilian satellite, it is a clear violation of UN Security Council Resolutions. 

The U.N. Security ...

Read more: North Korean Missile Defiance Requires Stern Response

Right Side News reports from the Federation for American Immigration Reform on:

• Closed-Door Amnesty Negotiations Begin on Capitol Hill
• California AG: Honoring ICE Detainers Optional
• STEM Bill Stalls in Senate
• Open Borders Republicans Call for Amnesty, Increased Immigration
• Illinois Senate ...

  Read more: Immigration Reform News and Impact on US Homeland Security December 10, 2012