By Sarah Knapton Telegraph A student was forced to drop out of university after a bizarre case of chronic déjà vu left him unable to lead a normal life. The 23-year-old even stopped watching TV, listening to the radio, or...
Read MoreBy Tom McTague Daily Mail British spooks intercepted emails from US and UK media organisations and rated ‘investigative journalists’ alongside terrorists and hackers as potential security threats, secret documents reveal....
Read MoreBy Kevin Barret Veteran Today CNN International correspondent Jim Clancy has become the latest journalistic victim of the Zionist thought police. CNN confirmed on Saturday that Clancy had been terminated (fortunately without...
Read MoreElectronic Intifada It may sound like an ironic joke, but it isn’t. Less than a week after the massive rallies in defense of “free expression,” following the murders of the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists, French authorities have...
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Target Freedom America Abby Martin speaks with Eran Efrati, a former IDF soldier who recounts his...
Read More21st Century Wire The Syrian conflict continues to develop into a proxy war, pitting various foreign ‘national interests’ against one another, including Iran vs. Israel. Israel launched its sixth airstrike inside Syria in last...
Read MoreBy James Gallagher BBC Dr Tony Perry, a pioneer in cloning, has announced precise DNA editing at the moment of conception in mice. He said huge advances in the past two years meant “designer babies” were no longer HG...
Read MoreBy Dominc Gates Seattle Times Serial entrepreneur and tech billionaire Elon Musk visited Seattle Friday but made clear he has higher aspirations when he told the crowd at a glitzy private event, “One day I will visit Mars.”...
Read MoreBy Jerome Corsi WND News The Obama White House and the State Department under the management of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton “changed sides in the war on terror” in 2011 by implementing a policy of facilitating the...
Read MoreBy David Swanson MintPress News Since Tuesday and continuing for the coming three weeks, an amazing trial is happening in U.S. District Court at 401 Courthouse Square in Alexandria, Va. The trial is open to the public, and among...
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The Daily Star Nasa has released a 1.5 billion-pixel image of the Andromeda galaxy, our nearest...
Read MoreDaily Mail The Nasa climate scientists who claimed 2014 set a new record for global warmth last night admitted they were only 38 per cent sure this was true. In a press release on Friday, Nasa’s Goddard Institute for Space...
Read MoreThe Washington Post The trail that led American officials to blame North Korea for the destructive cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment in November winds back to 2010, when the National Security Agency scrambled to break...
Read MoreLand Destroyer Reported along the peripheries of the Western media, it was reported recently that some 3,000 so-called “moderate rebels” of the “Free Syrian Army” had defected to the “Islamic...
Read MorePolice State USA A state bureaucracy is threatening a mother with removal of an infant unless her entire family subjects themselves to flu shots. This is the dilemma that foster parent Jamie Smith is currently facing. The...
Read MoreBy Mike Adams Natural News The need to amend the Bill of Rights to protect medical freedom in America is now greater than ever. Yesterday, government thugs in Hot Springs, Arkansas raided and searched the home of a couple who...
Read MoreBy Mac Slavo SHTF Plan So, if anyone is keeping score, in a few short days we have seen a sensational and brutal terror attack in Paris, followed by an alleged plot filled with intrigue to poison Speaker of the House John...
Read MoreCassius Methyl ANTIMEDIA Scientists shockingly announced that they believe at least two planets exist beyond Pluto, and that they are larger than Earth. What they call ‘Extreme Trans-Neptunian Objects’ (ETNOs) were analyzed by...
Read MoreBy Larry Elliot The Guardian Billionaires and politicians gathering in Switzerland this week will come under pressure to tackle rising inequality after a study found that – on current trends – by next year, 1% of the world’s...
Read MoreBy Kevin Sieff Washington Post Near the hillside shelter where dozens of men and women died of Ebola, a row of green U.S. military tents sit atop a vast expanse of imported gravel. The generators hum; chlorinated water churns in...
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