NYT Insists Libya Weapons Looted, Sent to Syria, Africa
Left out of the reportage: the CIA and MI6 transferred Libyan weapons.
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Swiss voters reject hardline initiative on criminal foreigners
The leftwing Social Democratic Party wrote on Sunday of a “historic victory.”
Migrants break down Macedonia fence on Greek border
Hundreds of people pushed their way past Greek police to reach the gate used to let trains through at the border crossing.
Bankers, Council on Foreign Relations Launch Tirade Against Donald Trump
Financial elite worried as Trump sweeps primaries.
Clinton Steamrolls Sanders in South Carolina
Goldman Sachs candidate grabs large number of delegates.
Islamists Form Group to Counter Soldiers of Odin in Norway
Jundullaah street patrol reportedly wears hoodies emblazoned with Islamic State emblem.
Saudi and Turkish Terror Groups in Syria Refuse to Respect Ceasefire
Sec. State Kerry’s Plan B waits in the wings.
Obama says latest pact ‘could end Syria’s war’
US president says scepticism is warranted on whether truce will hold as fighting continues to rage around Aleppo.
Facebook page markets ‘CIA-supplied’ weapons sent to Syria
Jihadist groups have reportedly managed to get access to US-made heavy weaponry.
The Truth About the Zika Virus
What do we actually know about the Zika virus, and how much of what we do know is hype?
The View’s Raven-Symoné Vows to Leave US ‘If Any Republican Gets Nominated’
“I already have my ticket … No, I literally bought my ticket, I swear.”
Irish Revolt: Voters Push for Anti-Austerity Gov’t in General Election
The people of Ireland will cast their ballots Friday to elect 157 out of 158 members of the country’s parliament.
Food for thought: Human teeth likely shrank due to tool use
Teeth are the hominin fossils most often found because they are the hardest parts of the human body.
FBI Head: Apple is Taking Us To a ‘Different World’
Comey told lawmakers that “a world of universal strong encryption,” was one where the FBI was paralyzed to protect people.
Heavy Burden: Russian Sanctions ‘Will Permanently Damage Turkish Economy’
Moscow says economic actions are fully within the framework of the WTO rules.