Why The CIA Created Pokémon Go
Pokémon Go launched in 2016 and within days had more daily users than Twitter. Hundreds of millions of people wandered the streets, pointing their phones at the real world, building a live 3D map of every city, park, military base, and government building on Earth — for free. What most players didn't know: the technology behind it was built with CIA money so that they could use this data in future applications. Watch now.
The Early Warning Signals Just Fired Again
We found this free report that reveals the 7 key indicators that have predicted every major economic collapse since 1929, and why this one could be even worse. Read more.
The Banned Sites the Wayback Machine Can't Show You
We ran a story earlier in the year about horrors found active on the Internet Archive.. But this video is about those that are deliberately missing from the archives. Scrubbed by legal threats, government pressure, or companies that didn't want their past preserved. Watch now.
Inside America’s Most Violent Indian Reservation
The Rosebud Reservation. Murders, missing kids, a drug epidemic, and young kids running around in gangs. Live is tough here. Kaleb from the Rosebud Reservation breaks down how gang politics work. Watch now.
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