Dominion
In the year 2036, the United States of America is ruled by a totalitarian regime controlling all information: education, religion, the mass media, and the internet. Daniel Ruppert is a talking head for the most popular nightly news program in southern California. Restless and weary of reporting propaganda, Ruppert begins digging for the truth. His urge to know puts his career, life, and family at risk as he discovers the clandestine North Atlantic Psychological Command--PSYCOM--and how it manipulates the minds of the Western world. He's following the trail of PSYCOM's darkest secret--and he'll find it, if he can survive.
more "serious" reporter, he wore his usual severe blue suit embellished by the New America flag at his lapel.
Amanda Greene ("with the weather," his brain filled in automatically) sat off to his right.
"Daniel!" Stone punched Ruppert's arm with his usual ludicrous enthusiasm. "What do you say? Catch those Snipes?"
Ruppert hadn't seen it--he'd been busy watching illegal data. He mentally kicked himself for not checking the score this morning.
"Yeah," Ruppert said. "Crazy, huh?"
"You said it. That triple in the top of the ninth? Who saw that coming, am I right?"
"Your department, Sully."
"I know. God forbid I do my own research. No offense there, Amanda."
Amanda looked up from the digital weather report scrolling across her desk long enough to give him a scowl. Her data came prepackaged from the Central Weather Authority.
"Video up," a tech's voice spoke from overhead. "Audio okay. Everybody ready?"
"Ready and willing," Stone said, with a wi
