Amrita Rao Sonil Dedhia in Mumbai Amrita Rao made a confident start to her career with hit films like Ishq Vishk, Masti and Main Hoon Na. Over the past decade, however, the actress has featured in more than 15 films, most of which met with lukewarm response. After a sabbatical of two years, the... [Read More]

Moscow to get new Gulag museum A new cultural center dedicated to the victims of the Soviet labor camps and prisons for those with “wrong” political views is set to open in the Russian capital. The initiative has come from the Moscow Mayor. According to the newly-introduced head of the capital’s... [Read More]

Human cloning more popular than Congress Half-asleep, you feel strangely aware of something eerie in the bedroom. Upon opening your eyes, there he stands: a lime-green, oozing extraterrestrial. Ray-gun in hand he stands, insistent that you must make your way onto his mothership for a parade of probes... [Read More]

Pentagon sinks fastest aircraft ever The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) put an experimental aircraft into the sky today, and though the mission didn’t pan out exactly as planned, today’s flight signaled what’s to come in military machinery. The Falcon Hypersonic Technology... [Read More]

Which on its end – is pumping millions of dollars into luring in the young population of America into enrolling into the military. RT looks at some of those mesmerizing techniques, and what kind of effect they have had on those fit to serve. A hunt for American youth to hunt down the next American... [Read More]

Drones killed hundreds of civilians in Pakistan A new report says that drones are doing more harm that previously published. A new report out of London challenges the US government’s claims that the CIA-led drone initiatives in Pakistan have spared civilians from unnecessary casualties. Rather, writes... [Read More]

9-11 could have been prevented says counterterrorism czar A former White House official is speaking out about an alleged cover-up perpetrated by the CIA to cover-up information that could have prevented the September 11 terrorist attacks. Richard Clarke, former counter-terrorism czar under President... [Read More]

Rifle Association to sue the Obama administration NRA and National Shooting Sports Foundation plan to sue DOJ The National Rifle Association is planning on firing back at the Department of Justice over recent gun control measured put in place by the Obama administration. ­ Both the NRA and the National... [Read More]

All F 35 and F 22s grounded An F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, marked AA-1, lands Oct. 23 at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Over 200 of the most expensive aircrafts in the world are used by the US Military, but fleets of war planes owned by the Air Force are sitting on the sidelines, despite costing billions... [Read More]

US forfeits technological prowess NASA called it the most successful manned flight ever achieved. Forty years ago this week, the astronauts of Apollo 15 left their lunar module, hopped into a four-wheeled rover and took a joyride across the surface of the Moon. Fast forward four decades and the US... [Read More]

Americans furious at Congress If you’re not too keen on the current state of the US Congress, you are far from alone. A poll released today by CNN reveals that 84 percent of Americans disapprove with the way Congress is handling its job. The research, obtained by nearly 900 Americans, reveals that... [Read More]

Attorney General will meet with 9 11 families over News Corp scandal Eric Holder, US attorney general, has agreed to meet with a group of family members and their attorneys to discuss allegations that News of the World reporters tried to pay off the NYPD to access phone records of September 11 victims. Following... [Read More]

Solzhenitsyn-stories-to-appear-in-English- The author of The Gulag Archipelago, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (Photo RIA Novosti / STF)   A collection of nine stories by maverick Russian wordsmith Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, written by the author of The Gulag Archipelago in the early 1990s and considered... [Read More]

A protester who declined to give her name shouts out her feelings about the Bohemian Grove guests in Monte Rio in 2006 (Photo from www.pressdemocrat.com) A small group of protesters turned out over the weekend to protest Bohemian Grove.They are a small group but their charges are hefty. They blame the... [Read More]

80-percent-of-Americans-are-angry-at-the-governmentAmerican’s aren’t all too happy with the US government. Here’s some breaking news: Americans are angry at the government! A new poll conducted by ABC News and the Washington Post reveal that dissatisfaction with the US political system... [Read More]

Washington, DC is the site of a mass congregation of Christians this week. Thousands of Christians gathered in Washington to show their support for the nation of Israel as part of the annual Christians United for Israel Summit. Thousands of Christians gathered in Washington to show their support for... [Read More]

KKK wreaks havoc in Mississippi Authorities down in Mississippi are suggesting that a pair of recent acts of vandalism might be connected in Copiah County and could signal a resurgence in some good ol’ fashion southern hate crime. Reverend Dr Willie Jones, a black pastor that preaches in the southern... [Read More]

Bohemian Grove Forget about Bilderberg. America hosts its own top-secret pow-wow every summer in the woods of California, and some of the past participants at the all-male Bohemian Grove party have included presidents, foreign royalty and Hollywood elite. They are gathering right now for their two... [Read More]

New-Holland-Island-in-St--Petersburg-opens-to-publicStudio 44, Russia. Proposed Triangular Square on New Holland Island An artificial island in the delta of the Neva River in St. Petersburg, long closed while the city authorities were deciding its reconstruction’s fate, has opened to the public for... [Read More]

Yet-another-museum-for-PeterhofThe Imperial Telegraph Station Museum The museums of Peterhof near St. Petersburg are broadening their domains. The Imperial Telegraph Station Museum has opened on July 21 and is ready to tell the story of optical telegraph’s development in Russia. The new museum... [Read More]

FBI opens probe of News Corp over alleged 9 11 hacks As allegations escalate about even more wrong doings carried out by the staff of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, the FBI formally opened up an investigation in the US today on possible hacks carried out by News Corp. in the States. A source confirmed... [Read More]

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, builds separate parts of one giant tortoise with students Blanca Rodriguez (C) and Elliana Rojas (L) and Jesey Aguilar during his visit with Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge at Inner City Arts on July 10, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (AFP Photo / Pool / Kevork Djansezian) The... [Read More]

Santorum signs anti gay anti porn pledge Cutting back on governmental spending, fighting terrorism and lowering taxes have all been key components of Rick Santorum’s presidential platform. What are the latest initiatives that the former senator is including on his campaign, though? Why, banning pornography... [Read More]

9/11 families demand to reopen case A boy walks past the 9/11 flag, that was recoverd after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 in New York City, outside the entrance of the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church, for the funeral of nine-year-old Christina Taylor Green on January 13, 2011 in Tucson,... [Read More]