Protesters Plan to Shut Down Donald Trump’s Free Speech Tonight
MoveOn and other Democrats promise 10,000 people to shut down the frontrunner.
Author: Kurt Nimmo
Robots Could Decide Who to Kill Without Human Control
Robots will need no human control and they can fire at targets at will.
Cruz Losing Support of Fellow Republicans
His religious agenda would only alienate the Party.
Should we scrap benefits and pay everyone £100 a week?
Welcome to the world of a unconditional basic income.
Migrants must learn German or lose benefits under new integration laws
Government plans to create 100,000 new jobs using public funds.
U.S. bans most Pacific sardine fishing after population crash
Pacific sardine populations have plunged by 90 percent since 2007.
A crisis in American housing: higher rents, expensive homes, and lower incomes
People simply can’t afford homes at these prices.
CIA Operations lead to the Spread of Chaos in the World
Will the CIA ever be held accountable for its various “experiments” and “secret programs”?
ISIS puts out hit on Huma
Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin told The Post he had no comment about ISIS’ hit list.
Senate Bill Forces Tech Companies to Design Products Accessible to Police State
Tech community denounces it as a “ludicrous, dangerous, technically illiterate proposal.”
The Entire Status Quo Is A Fraud
We have come to accept fraud as standard operating practice in America.
Judges rule mother can’t name baby girl ‘Cyanide’ after poison that killed Hitler because it might harm child
Her lawyers appealed, insisting that the refusal to let her name her own children violated her right to respect for family life.
Airport sniffer dogs find ‘cheese and sausages’ but no Class A drugs
No Class A drugs had been found by the dogs between November 2014 and June 2015.
Protesters throw flares, clash with police, storm presidential HQ in Macedonian capital
Macedonia’s constitutional court allowed the president to pardon politicians accused of electoral fraud.
US Navy Ship Encounters Aggressive Russian Aircraft in Baltic Sea
U.S. officials are using existing diplomatic channels to address the interactions.