NBC 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,...
Read MoreBy Joe Lawlor Press Herald A bill that would make it more difficult for parents to opt out of immunizing their children could go before the state Legislature in January. The proposed law is driven by the public health threat...
Read MoreCassius Methyl The Anti-Media Last year, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture officials sent ‘a friendly letter’ to a seed bank/seed exchange group in Mechanicsburg, telling them they need to test every variety of seed with...
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By Jason Koebler Vice News Are the police tracking you with a fake cell phone tower? Maybe!...
Read MoreBy Patrick Howley The Daily Caller President Obama’s health care adviser Jonathan Gruber said that the Affordable Care Act would definitely not be affordable while he was writing the bill with the White House. As Gruber...
Read MoreBy Gordon Duff PressTV [WRC: Anonymous has hacked Mossad before such as this instance, this instance and another incident that almost precisely mirrors this one. So to think they did it again is not that far fetched; however it...
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JoyCamp presents a short, silent, esoteric adventure following three tramps–Bruno, Slappy,...
Read MoreBy Patrick Gillespie FOX News A young computer whiz from New York City has launched a site to help people buy cheap plane tickets. But an airline company and its travel partner want to shut him down. United Airlines and Orbitz...
Read MoreBy Evan McMurry Mediate During a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Sunday, incoming chair of the Senate Foreign Appropriations Committee Lindsey Graham (R-SC) told the foreign leader Congress...
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Evander Smart Crypto Coin News The new Electronic Money System, or EMS Phase One began on...
Read MoreBy Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes dumped 944,800 shares in Tune Insurance Holdings Bhd, the organization that provides travel insurance for AirAsia passengers, just days before the disappearance of...
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