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Photo Blackoutspeakoutca A sweeping omnibus bill introduced last month to the Canadian parliament has been harshly condemned as “undemocratic.” Over 13,000 websites across Canada are planning to protest with a June 4 blackout to highlight their cause. Bill C-38 – otherwise known as the “Jobs,... [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]

America's response to London riots With civil unrest spreading into the western world, the US is readying what to do should mass riots break out state-side. What exactly is the official plan of action should the government need to step in and squash demonstrators? Send the military after minorities. Marc... [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]

Tiger suit congressman finally resigns Rep. David Wu (D-OR) heads into a meeting with House Democrats and Vice President Joe Biden at the U.S. Capitol August 1, 2011 in Washington, DC (Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images / AFP Photo) Neither having sex with a girl 30 years his younger nor owning a furry,... [Read More]

Senators enjoy vacation while leaving thousands unemployed 4,000 employees of the FAA remain jobless Lawmakers in DC may have found a temporary solution to the debt crisis, but politicians in the US Senate didn’t bother to resolve another major issue within the Federal Aviation Administration this... [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]

American credit rating downgrade still likely Lawmakers may have hoped that the last-minute debt ceiling deal yesterday saved the US economy, but credit agencies aren’t about ready to say that the dollar is safe from danger. Hours after lawmakers say they managed to cut a deal to cut $2.4 trillion,... [Read More]

Marines land at nudist beach All they want to do is strip naked and play a little volleyball. Is that so wrong? Outside of San Diego, California, park rangers and the Marine Corps think so. The “naturalists” that frequented Trail 6 at San Onofre State Beach were told that they had to take their... [Read More]

Spain’s unemployment rate, despite being lowered to 20.9 per cent in the second quarter, remains the highest in the eurozone (Photo from daylife.com) Moody’s credit rating agency has put Spain’s sovereign bonds under review with a prospect to knock down its favorable Aa2 grade. Moody’s has... [Read More]

US House passes Republican debt plan The Republican-dominated House of Representatives passed a vote to raise America’s debt ceiling and to cut spending, only for the Democrat-controlled Senate to block it almost immediately. Meanwhile the clock ticks toward the deadline. The Republicans pushed... [Read More]

An Egyptian shouts slogans during a protest of Islamist groups at Tahrir Square, the focal point of Egyptian uprising, in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, July 29, 2011 (photo from daylife.com) In Egypt, the crowds are back in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, five months after the ousting of President Mubarak. Thousands... [Read More]

Government turns eyes to youth for raising tolerance The concept is supposed to be implemented through several special-purpose programs on the federal and regional level A draft concept for the state youth policy in the North Caucasus up to 2025 will soon be submitted to the government. The measures... [Read More]

“House Republicans wary of the Obama administration’s Aug. 2 deadline for raising the debt ceiling think they have support for their skepticism from a surprising source — former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan,” Roll Call writes. “Greenspan met with a small group of House Republican... [Read More]

The FBI and Anders Breivik read the same booksThe FBI and Anders Breivik read the same books Is the FBI putting complete idiots in charge of their counterrrorism initiatives? A recent slideshow obtained from the Bureau by the American Civil Liberties Union would lead one to believe so. The ACLU has... [Read More]

US targets missile defense against Russia NATO envoy US politicians do not conceal fact that missile defense system will be aimed against Russia The US-sponsored European missile defense system will be aimed at Russia, and some American politicians openly state that, the Russian permanent representative... [Read More]

Where should money be going? All eyes are on Congress as the threat of default seems closer to becoming a reality each day. While members from both sides of the aisle are struggling to find common ground, a compromise is yet to be reached. With Congress fighting for a compromise, down to every last... [Read More]

EU bailouts impoverish small member states Europe’s small countries feel their economies are being crushed under the weight of the euro currency crisis and bailouts for eurozone member states needing to be paid for. ­One of the poorest EU countries, the Republic of Slovakia, is feeling the pinch... [Read More]

Kaczynski flight crew made crude errors Polish report Russian rescuers workers attend the site where a Polish government Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft crashed on April 10, near Smolensk airport on April 11, 2010 (AFP Photo / Natalia Kolesnikova) The commission headed by Polish minister of the interior Jerzy... [Read More]

Georgia using US media as a propaganda instrument Russian diplomat Moscow says Tbilisi is relying on US media for pushing its anti-Russian propaganda Washington appears to have accepted Georgia’s account of a bombing incident last September at the US Embassy in Tbilisi, while one Russian diplomat... [Read More]

Medvedev creates new body to fight extremism Last year, soccer fans, nationalists and natives of North Caucasus tried to organize several rallies in Moscow, but their attempts were suppressed by the police (RIA Novosti / Ilya Pitalev) The Russian president has formed an interdepartmental commission... [Read More]

Fort Hood Massacre 2.0 The soldiers memorial reads the date November 5, 2009 at a remembrance service recognizing the 13 victims killed in the Ft. Hood attacks (Ben Sklar/ Getty Images / AF Photo) An AWOL Army private is being held by law enforcement after he was discovered with bomb making materials... [Read More]