Ohio: THE Birthplace of Aviation

First in Flight or the Birthplace of Aviation?

Ohio's fight to defend the legacy of the Wright Brothers soared forward Tuesday in a unanimous vote to repudiate Connecticut's claim that another aviator beat them as first in flight. The Ohio House approved a measure disputing Connecticut's challenge, and it heads next to the state Senate.  Lawmakers are responding to a 2013 Connecticut law that honored aviator Gustave Whitehead as beating Dayton-born Orville and Wilbur Wright's 1903 flight off Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, by two years.  Sponsoring Rep. Rick Perales said Ohio can't stand by while another state "sees fit to change history."

What is the evidence in support of Whiteheads claim?  Against?    Is there evidence of bias?

What do you think?

Attack of the Drones

Is this reality or science fiction?

What exactly are 'drones?'

Is the United States the only country to use drones in combat?

What ethical or moral implications does using drones create?

How have modern weapons like 'drones' changed the way we fight wars?

What do you think the rules should be on the use of these powerful weapons?

Compare them to President Obama's '5 Rules For Covert Drone Strikes.'

Justice Department memo reveals legal case for drone strikes on Americans.

What do critics of the Drone Program like Senator Rand Paul (KY) have to say?

Whats next in Drone Warfare?  Are we asking for a Robot Uprising?

Whats the danger when the President becomes 'judge, juror, and executioner?' 'OFF WITH YOUR HEADS!'