Looks like Beyonce’ Gisselle Knowles appearance on the Grammy’s clearly stating that artists have the right to unapologetically express themselves and creative expression helped quell the tons of protestors who were scheduled to rally against her supposed ‘Black Panther’ endorsed performance at the Superbowl. Some ladies who earned free tickets got up close and personal with…

Police balk at security for Black Panthers-loving Beyonce Beyonce Singer and Black Panthers supporter Beyonce is having a hard time finding cops who will pull security for an upcoming show in Florida. The Tampa Police Department needs volunteers to staff a concert for the singer on April 29, but it appears as though her recent Super Bowl halftime performance is making that task difficult.…

Tampa police officers unwilling to work sold-out Beyonce show The Tampa Police Department is having trouble getting officers to volunteer to provide security for Beyonce’s upcoming concert, following the pop singer’s controversial Super Bowl halftime performance of “Formation,” which many critics have argued is anti-police. Typically, off-duty officers volunteer to work concerts and sporting events for the extra income, but none have signed up to…

Apple, FBI Summoned To Capitol Hill A bipartisan group of Washington lawmakers sent letters Friday inviting Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook and FBI Director James Comey to testify on their so-called debate over encryption technology. The letters come as the legal battle between the iPhone maker and the federal agency that began this week continues to escalate. “Over the last year, with…

Cop fired for controversial tweets on Black Lives Matter reinstated SAN JOSE, Calif. — A California police officer who was fired for controversial tweets about the Black Lives Matter movement is getting his badge back, despite objections from local civil rights activists and his own department. The city of San Jose was served noticed Feb. 8 of an independent arbitrator’s decision to reinstate Officer Phillip White,…

More Cheers Than Jeers For Apple In Backdoor Debate Count Kevin Mee among the angry consumers who say we should all stop buying Apple products in the wake of the company’s decision not to help the FBI retrieve data from an iPhone that belonged to one of the San Bernardino, California, shooters. “I, for one, am mad,” the Boise, Idaho, radio host wrote in a…

Trump Supports Apple-FBI Court Decision Donald Trump has come out in favor of the court decision to demand that Apple grants the FBI access to the phone of one of the San Bernardino killers. The Republican presidential hopeful told “Fox and Friends” Wednesday morning that he fully agreed with the California judge who made the decision. “We have to use common…

Apple Heads into Constitutional Battle on Encryption A California court order asking Apple to help break into the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone on Tuesday that has both Apple and the federal government invoking the Constitution, legal experts tell Newsweek. The newest drama opens a new chapter into the recent struggle between the privacy-focused Silicon Valley firms and the intelligence agency repeatedly asking for…