High Times It seems the controversial $1.1T spending bill that is preventing the U.S. government from shutting down is chock full of surprises. As you may know, much to the dismay of marijuana activists and lovers of democracy...
Read MoreSM Gibson Anti-Media On December 31, 2003, Khaled El-Masri was seized by Macedonian border officials after being mistaken as a member of al-Qaeda. El-Masri was held in Macedonian custody for 23 days before being “rendered” (an...
Read MoreBy John Vibes Anti-Media According to a recent report, the US government spent at least four years financing underground hip-hop artists in Cuba, as a means of subverting the Cuban government. Matt Herrick, spokesman for the...
Read MoreAnti-Media One Saturday morning, Toronto resident Frantz St. Fleur was depositing a check at Scotiabank, his bank for almost a decade, when the police swooped in to arrest him. The check the Toronto man deposited was for...
Read MoreBy Lisa Campbell The Independent The founder of a quietly-growing empire of social cafes has called on a change in the law to prevent the UK’s “criminal” levels of food waste – especially by supermarkets...
Read MoreBy Paul Watson Prison Planet Police departments across the United States are now using a program that mines Internet comments and social media posts to determine the “threat score” of a suspect before cops arrive on the scene....
Read MoreBy Mike Adams Natural News Note the day of December 16th, 2014. That day will mark a milestone in history because it was the first time a U.S. cinema chain censored the launch of a movie due to threats from hackers....
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CBS COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — As he drops new hints about his 2016 intentions, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is appearing in South Carolina just weeks before a self-imposed deadline to decide whether he will run for president. Bush...
Read MoreBy Mike Masnik Tech Dirt We recently noted that, despite it passing overwhelmingly, Congress quietly deleted a key bit of NSA reform that would have blocked the agency from using backdoors for surveillance. But this week...
Read MoreBy Rob Evans The Guardian Police asked a university to hand over a list of members of the public who were due to attend a public debate on its campus. Canterbury Christ Church University, which had invited experts to debate the...
Read MoreBy Eric Zuesse RINF The IMF has concluded that it was too optimistic when loaning Ukraine $17 billion at the end of April, and that the Ukrainian Government’s economic condition is far worse than the IMF expected, and also that...
Read MoreJordan Valinsky Mic In the aftermath of the hostage crisis in downtown Sydney, Australians are showing the world they’re not caving to racism or Islamophobia. On Monday, an armed gunman stormed a cafe in Martin Place,...
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As soon as ISIS (ISIL, Islamic State, etc) popped up, people began to claim the US was responsible...
Read MoreUprooted Palestinians Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Secretary of State John Kerry today, pressing for a US veto for the assorted UN resolutions coming up on the subject of peace talks Two competing...
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Inspired by 90-year old Arnold Abbott (arrested for feeding the homeless), We Are Change Colorado...
Read MoreRobert Fisk The Independent Thank God for Noam Chomsky. Not for his lifetime of eviscerating assaults on our political hypocrisy, but for his linguistics. Long before I knew him, undergraduate Fisk laboured at his university...
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Syrian News Free Press Former CIA contractor, Steven D. Kelley, says that the ISIL terrorist group...
Read MoreSpirit Science Imagine living in a place where you, and your loved ones, have little to no access to clean drinking water. A desert-like area where rainfall is barely half an inch per year, the people desperately need water, yet...
Read MoreLiberty Fight The California Highway Patrol website has a special military recruiting page which states “Former military personnel easily fit into the CHP’s workforce and adapt well to our paramilitary work...
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