Poll: Two-Thirds of Voters Think Media Has Too Much Power Over Elections
Rasmussen Reports conducted the survey by calling 1,000 likely voters on Feb. 9 and 10.
Author: Mikael Thalen
The Green Energy Goal That Is Condemning Many to Prolonged Poverty
Researchers conclude renewable energy fails to life people out of poverty at substantial rates.
US Adds Travel Restrictions for Visitors of Libya, Somalia, Yemen
Updated Electronic System for Travel Authorization will “address exceptions for diplomatic- and military-related travel provided for in the Act.”
‘Most Obvious Coup in History’: Ukraine in Chaos
“The Ukrainian parliament has been dysfunctional ever since the US-assisted overthrow of the legitimately elected government.”
Organic Farmer Suffering from GMO Contamination Dismissed by Court
Organic farmers need some justice.
Hillary Clinton’s Support for GMOs Once Again Confirmed
A big supporter of big biotech.
Scalia’s son slams ‘hurtful’ conspiracy theories about father’s death
“It’s, I think, a distraction from a great man and his legacy…”
France Says “Glyphosate Could Be Carcinogenic to Humans”
Calls for reassessment of the herbicide.
Watchdog Wants Investigation Into Ex-State Dept. Employees’ Using Clinton Campaign Email Accounts
“The use of campaign-funded email accounts for government business raises a host of potential compliance issues.”
Watchdog Says State Dept. Bungles Too Many Cyber Attacks
One incident wasn’t even reported for nearly 223 hours – more than nine days – after it was discovered.
Obama to Skip Scalia’s Funeral
White House press secretary declines to answer questions on whether president will be golfing instead.
Jeb Bush Trolled After Tweeting Photo of Personal Firearm
Bush admitted last September to not owning any firearms whatsoever.
Police Call For Investigation Of Scalia’s Death
Growing concern over handling of Scalia death.
UN: Afghan Civilian Suffer Record 11,002 Casualties in 2015
Violence in war-torn Afghanistan increasingly devastated the most vulnerable.
Hawaii Declares State of Emergency over Zika, Dengue
“We are doing everything we can to be prepared, to be proactive, to prevent vector borne diseases here in Hawaii.”