As Sessions Steps Aside, What’s Next In The Alleged Russian Interference Inquiries?
What can the Justice Department do to ensure an independent investigation of Russian interference?
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Author: Emily Love
Florida Cops Test Out New Gun Cameras To Build Community Trust
The St. Petersburg Police Department is testing a gun mounted camera.
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Emails show close ties between new EPA head Scott Pruitt and energy firms
The close relationship between Scott Pruitt, the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, and fossil fuel interests including the billionaire Koch brothers has been highlighted in...
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Muslim Americans raise funds to Repair Vandalism of Historic Jewish Cemetery
A fundraiser by Muslim Americans to repair a vandalized Jewish cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, has exceeded its initial goal today. An effort by a Muslim group to raise $20K to fix a badly...
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Philippine senator Leila de Lima urges Cabinet to stop ‘sociopathic serial killer’ Duterte
MANILA, Philippines – Senator Leila de Lima on Tuesday called on the people to make President Rodrigo Duterte, whom she branded as the “number one criminal” in the country, accountable for the...
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French Police Raid Headquarters of Marine Le Pen’s National Front Party in Possible Attempt to Undermine her Increasing Popularity
Immediately after leader Marine Le Pen left for Lebanon on her first official visit out of state, French government agents raided her office as part of an investigation into “fake jobs.” According to state officials, this raid is part of a probe to “find evidence related to the ongoing enquiry” as to whether leader Marine Le Pen misappropriated European Parliament funds in her hiring decisions, referring to two individuals whom Ms. Le Pen allegedly improperly hired as parliamentary assistants.
Read MoreWHACK-A-MOLE: Possible Source of White House Leaks Discovered
Got News has reported that Katie Walsh, Trump’s Deputy Chief of Staff, may be the source of a number of leaks from the administration to The New York Times and other media outlets. A source...
Read MoreJulian Assange Faces His Fate Two Out Of Three Ecuadorian Presidential Candidates Want To End His Asylum
After more than four years sheltering inside Ecuador’s Embassy in London, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange could have Wikileak’s signature hourglass run out. Two out of three Ecuadorian presidential candidates want to end Assange’s’ asylum.
Read MoreWikiLeaks Releases ‘CIA Espionage Orders,’ Giving Insight Into France’s 2012 Election
Wikileaks has released three classified ‘CIA Espionage Orders’ revealing details of an alleged seven-month long spying campaign by the agency ahead of the 2012 French presidential election.
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Trump Shows New Support for Abandoning Two-State Solution in Meeting with Netanyahu
Trump met with Netanyahu to hold a joint press conference at the White House regarding the future of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.
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