Congress Sides With The Cable And Telephone Industry, Repealing Broadband Privacy Rules
Putting the interests of Internet providers over Internet users, Congress today voted to erase landmark broadband privacy protections.
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Author: Aaron Nelson
Erdogan’s War Of Words Inciting Terror In Europe
Erdogan warns that there would be dire repercussions for EU citizens owing to the perceived stance of their governments.
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European Union ‘Ready to Intervene’ If Bosnia Violence Erupts
EU and NATO officials are warning against any new moves for secession by autonomous regions within Bosnia, with the EU insisting they are ready to intervene rapidly.
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Harvard Engineers Plan New ‘Real World’ Geoengineering Experiment
At a recent geoengineering conference two Harvard engineers announced plans for a real-world climate engineering experiment beginning in 2018.
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Demonizing Russia: The Psychology And Consequences Of Neo-McCarthyism
The American public is being conditioned to fear and hate Russia, but why?
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House Panel Passes Bill To Audit The Federal Reserve
A House panel has just approved legislation allowing a government watchdog audit of the Federal Reserve’s policy decisions, a move the central bank is strongly opposed to. This concept was made...
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WATCH: What You Really Need To Know About The Trump Russia Collusion
Luke Rudkowski recaps the latest Donald Trump controversy and allegations of collusion with Russia and Vladimir Putin.
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Dick Cheney Declares Russian Interference An ‘Act Of War’
Cheney echoed the opinions of prominent neocons such as Senator John McCain.
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Russia Eyes Libya As Putin Expands Presence Across The Middle East
Russia has had a busy month regarding its affairs in the Middle East.
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Trump Asks Why Intelligence Committee Isn’t Probing The Clintons
Trump waded into the news cycle when he asked on Twitter why the House Intelligence Committee is not investigating the Clintons for various ties of their own to Russia.
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