By Brandon Tubeville Activist Post Ever since the Western-backed attack on the secular government of Bashar al-Assad began in earnest in late 2010, Israel had been clearly implicated in providing assistance to the fundamentalist...
Read MoreBy Oliver Milman The Guardian The City of Melbourne will offer homeless people free passes to the movies and swimming pools amid fears that the summer heat will prove to be a “silent killer” of those unable to escape it. The...
Read MoreBy Hayley Peterson Business Insider A Pittsburgh restaurant just banished tips and in return, started paying employees a $35,000 salary with benefits. The restaurant, called Bar Marco, is also giving its workers health care, 500...
Read MoreHouse.gov The House adopted a set of transparency reforms written by Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) this afternoon. The reforms were adopted as part of the House Rules, which passed 234-172-1. “For the second Congress in a row, the...
Read MoreBy Matt Agorist The Free Thought Project The man responsible for “keeping you safe” on the internet has just been sentenced to 25 years for using the internet and the very tools given to him for this job, to run a child...
Read MoreBy Christopher Hope The Telegraph Tony Blair could face war crimes charges as a result of the Iraq war inquiry report, the House of Lords has been told. Lord Dykes of Harrow Weald, a Liberal Democrat peer, claimed that the...
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By John Rappoport No More Fake News “Since the dawn of time, the most powerful groups in every...
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Greed is good. War is inevitable. Whether in political theory or popular culture, human nature is...
Read MoreBy April Holloway Ancient-Origins The region of Cappadocia in central Turkey is home to one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world – deep valleys and soaring rock formations dotted with homes, chapels, tombs, temples...
Read MoreBy Christina Sarich Natural Society Americans are speaking with their wallets like never before in order to voice our true collective opinion of how corporations and Big Food are working with our food. One critical example of...
Read MoreSky News Twelve people have been shot dead at the headquarters of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, say police. Two masked gunmen are reported to have stormed the offices of the controversial publication,...
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CBS Local Nine earthquakes, three of them greater than a 3.0 in magnitude, rocked the DFW area on...
Read MoreBy Isabel Vincent and Melissa Klein The New York Post For more than a decade, corporations have shelled out thousands of dollars in donations and consulting fees to Sharpton’s National Action Network. What they get in return is...
Read MoreBy Joe Wright Activist Post I’ve noticed an increase in the defeatist tone among activists lately. Many are realizing that the current system cannot be salvaged, and they get angry at the lack of answers and give up hope....
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Dr. Mercola While food assistance varies from state to state, a typical family using the...
Read MoreBy Matt Agorist The Free Thought Project Former Army Rangers and other citizens have donned their military attire and assault-rifles in response to police brutality. The Black panthers have organized a paramilitary group in...
Read MoreBy Stephen Wright and Paul Bentley Daily Mail The sheer scale of the alleged cover-up of under-age sex crimes by Prince Andrew’s paedophile friend can be revealed today. Jeffrey Epstein made extraordinary efforts to stop the...
Read MoreChuck Ross Daily Caller A veteran of the U.S. Navy and decorated retired police detective is suing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other state officials for infringing on his constitutional rights after his pistol permit and four...
Read MoreBy Matt Agorist The Free Thought Project Parents calling police to make sure they are in compliance with the law prior to spanking their kids is a real concern and becoming a common practice. As WPBF reports, a Florida father...
Read MoreBy Tyler Durden Zero Hedge Slowly but surely Europe is figuring out that as a result of the western economic and financial blockade of Russian, it is Europe itself that is suffering the most. And while Germany was first to...
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