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The possibility that Ebola will spread to the United States is growing dramatically, and the U.S. government reportedly has ordered 160,000 protective suits as the world struggles to contain the outbreak. With each day, the odds grow that a person ...

Picture a world where antibiotics don’t work, where common and curable illnesses become deadly, and where thousands or even millions of people die each year of superbugs. Experts say America and the world are heading there fast if nothing changes, ...

One out of every three Americans now receives some sort of government welfare, according to the US Census Bureau. The Bureau released new data this month showing that 109.63 million Americans — or around 35 percent of the population – ...

More than 1 million people, including many Americans, are considered suspected terrorists by the federal government, according to newly revealed court documents. The documents showed that there are now more than 1 million names in the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Database, ...

Imagine government robots in homes and in schools, teaching English as a second language and encouraging children to exercise. This seems like a dystopian science fiction novel, but if the government has its way, it will happen in the near ...

At Off The Grid News, we discuss a lot of conduct that the government should not be involved in. This conduct includes warrantless spying, endless increases in taxes and fees, criminalizing the right to bear arms, and suppressing freedom of ...

If your county held a secession vote to separate from the rest of your state, would you support it? It may sound theoretical but it’s not, and there is a growing movement across America for rural counties to separate from ...

Tylenol bottles will soon sport red labels warning that the drug contains acetaminophen, which can cause liver failure and even death if consumed in excess. The company that makes Tylenol is taking the step under a cloud of lawsuits and ...

Las Vegas government officials may be expanding their leadership roles to include the real estate business. The city of North Las Vegas is among several cities who are debating the idea of using eminent domain to seize foreclosed homes – ...

At some point in the future, Facebook could be a far bigger threat to our privacy than we previously assumed. That’s because the social network is building the world’s biggest database of faces that theoretically can be used for biometric ...