By Jay Syrmopoulos In a sneak attack on the civil liberties of all Americans, the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2015 was rushed to the House floor with virtually no debate. The legislation was scheduled for only […]
By Joshua Krause It’s been 227 years since the United States Constitution was ratified in Philadelphia. Since then, Congress has approved 27 amendments to the reverent document, including the Bill of Rights. In recent years however, […]
Truthstream Media While I was watching the supposedly “live” feed from Clayton, MO where the St. Louis Prosecutor was set to release the announcement of the grand jury’s decision, I noticed Drudge Report already had […]
By Melissa Melton Whatever is about to go down when the grand jury announces its decision in the Darren Wilson/Michael Brown case, rest assured America, our president is on it. In fact, according to Missouri Senator […]
By Tyler Durden The last thing Obama needed brought up during the just concluded G-20 conference, where world leaders generously agreed to boost global GDP by $2 trillion (let’s all hold our breath while they “just go find a […]
by Thierry Meyssan President Obama and his chief of staff, McDonough On November 4, the US will vote for a new Congress. All evidence points to a Democratic Party defeat: Republicans should increase their majority in […]
By Russ Baker This article was first published by WhoWhatWhy. You know something is going on when the cautious Boston Globe publishes not one, but two, pieces dealing with the “double government.” This cryptic phrase encapsulates a serious […]
Authoritarianism creeps in slowly. By Alex Henderson The August 19 shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and the protests that followed have focused attention on the militarization of police in the United States. Police overreach, especially […]
By Michael Snyder If you wanted to create a religion that almost everyone would love, how would you do it? Perhaps you would change your faith to make it more appealing to a modern world that […]
BY MURTAZA HUSSAIN Old-fashioned mail, the kind sent through the U.S. Post Office, has fallen out of fashion; U.S. first-class mail volume fell 36 percent from its 2001 peak to the end of last year, and total mail […]
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