By Jennifer Jacobs DeMoines Register President Barack Obama is coming back to Iowa to pitch ideas for expanding Internet access. On Wednesday, Obama will fly in to give a speech proposing new steps to increase access to...
Read MoreSunday’s Zaman A Turkish whistleblower, who has a credible record of predicting police operations and government policies, has made a shocking claim, arguing that the Turkish spy agency is planning false-flag operations to...
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StormCloudsGathering: “I’m going to show you some footage of the Charlie Hebdo shootings which has been restricted or taken down from a number of websites. As you will see it contains no...
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By 21st Century Wire A police commissioner from Limoges, France, Helric Fredou, aged 45 (photo, below), turned up dead from a gun shot to the head on Thursday amid the Charlie Hebdo affair. A...
Read MoreBy Carey Wedler Activist Post Following the abominable shooting of Parisian journalists at Charlie Hebdo, United States politicians and officials are predictably claiming that mass surveillance of citizens is the solution to...
Read MoreRadio Legendary Police are investigating the arrest of a juvenile female that resulted in an entire family being detained at a department substation located at Wal-Mart, charged with resisting arrest and interfering with an...
Read MoreBy Keir Mudie and Mark Watts Mirror A victim of a VIP paedophile ring believes a girl of 15 was killed at a vile orgy. The new witness has told police he watched the teenager being taken into a terrifying “medical room” by a...
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Howell Space.com Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur behind the private spaceflight company SpaceX, says he will unveil his concepts for Mars colonization later this year. In an “Ask Me Anything”...
Read MoreBy Jason Koebler Motherboard Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: CISPA, a controversial, privacy-threatening cybersecurity bill, is back, again, again, again, again. The version of the Cybersecurity Information...
Read MoreBy Alex Newman The New American Alabama became the first state to adopt a tough law protecting private property and due process by prohibiting any government involvement with or participation in a controversial United Nations...
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