By 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...
Read MoreBy Tyler Durden Zero Hedge Shutting down sledding hills is inspired by the same sort of simpering caution that keeps Americans shoeless in airport security lines and, closer to home, keeps parents from letting their kids walk a...
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By Intellihub For people to be able to enjoy their “Second Amendment Rights”, Attorney General...
Read MoreBy Carol Linnit DeBog Blog The White House confirmed today that President Obama will veto Congressional legislation designed to greenlight construction of the Keystone XLpipeline, the contentious project first proposed six years...
Read MoreThe Guardian The US justice department is reported to be weighing up criminal charges against David Petraeus stemming from an investigation of whether the former CIA director gave a lover access to classified information. The...
Read MoreENENews Statesman Journal, Jan 2, 2015 (emphasis added): Why is the beach covered in dead birds?… “I’ve never seen that many before”… a mass die-off [is] going on along the entire West Coast… “To be this lengthy and...
Read MoreChemical Concern In July last year, Monsanto, Pioneer and Syngenta, multinational companies and a number of national firms approached Pakistan’s Ministry of Food Security seeking licences to raise genetically-modified (GM) food...
Read MoreBy Anita Kumar McClatchy DC There are at least six reasons that community college won’t be free anytime soon, no matter what President Barack Obama says. Obama, who traveled Friday to Pellissippi State Community College in...
Read MoreBy Rebecka Roos and Alister Doyle Yahoo News Nordic countries are leading a shift by rich nations towards cashless societies, providing a test case for whether the lower cost and convenience of using cards and smartphones for...
Read MoreBy Julian Ryall The Telegraph Japan has announced new laws to force workers to go on holiday. Japanese workers are so reluctant to leave their offices that they took less than half their holiday entitlement in 2013. The...
Read MoreBy Ian Mohr Page Six Hillary Clinton is “furious” at husband Bill Clinton, according to Washington insiders, after his name came up in the latest sex scandal involving his disgraced former pal Jeffrey Epstein. Sources at the...
Read MoreBy Deb Reichman Huffington Post Republican Sen. Rand Paul introduced a bill on Wednesday that would immediately halt U.S. aid to the Palestinians until they halt their effort to join the International Criminal Court to pursue...
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By Annabelle Bamforth Ben Swann Additional surveillance footage, revealing what occurred shortly...
Read MoreBy Sujata Rao Reuters Billionaire financier George Soros has urged the West to step up aid to Ukraine, outlining steps towards a $50 billion (33.22 billion pounds) financing package that he said should be viewed as a bulwark...
Read MoreClick here for video Kare 11 ST. PAUL, Minn. – A St. Paul exercise teacher celebrated a birthday today. Doesn’t sound like that big a deal, as all exercise instructors DO have birthdays. The thing is, Lauretta...
Read MoreBy Hannah Parry and Jo Davies The Daily Mail A schoolboy on a train was handed a ‘Banksy’ by a passenger claiming to be the elusive graffiti artist. Ben Azarya was handed the signed copy of an iconic print which he...
Read More21st Century Wire Going by the official narrative, which says that the two prime suspects announced by French police, Cherif and Said Kouachi, were responsible for Wednesday’s attack, it seems as if the two ‘terrorists’ were...
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