By Brian Fung Washington Post Federal regulators looking to place restrictions on Internet providers will introduce and vote on new proposed net neutrality rules in February, Federal Communications Commission...
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By Eric Zuesse RINF News The Russian Government’s Tass ‘news’ agency is alleging that “The US...
Read MorePressTV A top commander of Iraq’s volunteer forces has said aircraft serving the so-called anti-ISIL coalition formed by the US drop weapons for the Takfiri terrorist group. Secretary General of Badr Organization Hadi al-Ameri...
Read MoreBy Barry Donegan Ben Swann Former Congressman Ron Paul’s entire political career was dedicated broadly to promoting freedom and liberty. However, during that time, he also successfully brought the subject of monetary policy to...
Read MoreBy Niraj Chokshi Washington Post The minimum wage rose in 20 states and the District of Columbia on Thursday, as laws and automatic adjustments are made with the start of the new year. In nine states, the hike will be automatic,...
Read MoreBy Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet The Federal Reserve is set to hire an “emergency preparedness specialist” familiar with “Homeland Security directives” and Hazmat procedures according to a post on the official Fed Careers...
Read MoreBy Richard Shears The Daily Mail The AirAsia jet which plunged into the Java Sea rose up as fast as a fighter jet and then dropped almost vertically into the water as if being thrust down by a giant hand, crash experts agreed...
Read MoreBy Louise Taylor Your News Wire The director of JFK and other classic movies claimed that the overthrow of Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych earlier this year was the result of an American plot. Oliver Stone made his remarks...
Read MoreThe Central Intelligence Agency has admitted that it was responsible for at least half of reported UFO sightings in the middle of the last century due to its secret, high-altitude reconnaissance flights. The 1950s and ’60s...
Read MorePressTV The Israeli military aircraft conducted aerial maneuvers over Beirut throughout Thursday as the sound of low-flying jets over the capital city was clearly audible twice in the morning, a number of local media outlets...
Read MoreNBC News Silence isn’t something people usually associate with middle school, but twice a day the halls of Visitacion Valley School in San Francisco fall quiet as the sixth, seventh and eighth grade students meditate for...
Read MoreBy Snejana Farberov Daily Mail An Alabama couple say they ended up in a modern-day equivalent of a debtor’s jail after they had failed to pay court fees in connection to a minor traffic violation as their young son lay...
Read MoreBy Zaid Jilani Alternet In addition to the mass protests nationwide against police brutality, incidents where ordinary citizens speak up, start recording and attempt to intervene when they see excessive and abusive cop behavior...
Read MoreBy Ed Markowitz Vocativ It’s no secret that Facebook can track pretty much every detail about your personal life. But did you know that Happy Fish—a popular kids game based on the Android operating system—might be a worse...
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By Ben Swann Ben Swann Washington D.C.- There is a lot being said about falling gas prices. For...
Read MoreMatt Agorist The Free Thought Project The NYPD has basically stopped doing its job since the murder of officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu earlier this month, according to reports in the New York Post and New York Daily...
Read MoreBy MICHAEL R. GORDON and SOMINI SENGUPTA The New York Times A United Nations Security Council draft resolution that set a deadline to establish a sovereign Palestinian state was defeated Tuesday night after it failed to receive...
Read MoreHigher Perspective In 2012, Colorado and Washington state legalized the recreational use of marijuana, much to the dismay of anti-pot advocates. They frequently alleged that it would make it easier for children to acquire, that...
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By Bud Meyers John Boehner had admitted that congressional bribery has been going on for a long...
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By Tyler Durden Zero Hedge First it was, with “absolute certainly”, North Korea. Then,...
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