Kim Jong Un: North Korea Has Developed Hydrogen Bomb
“We are closely monitoring and tracking any and all of North Korea’s nuclear activities.”
Author: Mikael Thalen
Ex-Guantanamo Detainee Appears to Join Al Qaeda in Yemen
Bin Laden’s former cook stars in new jihadist propaganda.
Federal Officials Brace for Immigrant Surge in Texas
Office of Refugee Resettlement at the Department of Health and Human Services has begun a process to expand its temporary capacity.
House report: Obama officials misled public on Bergdahl swap
“Our report finds that the Administration clearly broke the law in not notifying Congress of the transfer.”
Comey Calls on Tech Companies Offering End-to-End Encryption to Reconsider “Their Business Model”
“The question we have to ask is: Should they change their business model?”
Workforce Could Shrink by 2 Million People Because of Obamacare
“It’s clear the law is not working for the American people.”
Morgan Stanley Begins Layoffs In Credit Division
The decision to downsize followed one of Morgan Stanley’s slowest quarters for bond trading since the global credit crunch.
Report: Foreign Fighters in Iraq and Syria More than Double in 18 Months
“The increase is evidence that efforts to contain the flow of foreign recruits to extremist groups in Syria and Iraq have had limited impact.”
Gun Shop Explains How to ‘Piss Off Obama’ in One Simple Step
Advertisement causes stir in South Carolina town.
Muslim Threatens to Knife Trump
Anti-Trump comments intensify in wake of latest policy suggestion.
Snowden: Armed Citizen in Garland Did What Surveillance State Couldn’t
“One citizen with a gun protected what $53b spy budget did not.”
FBI Admits Trump Is Right That Muslims Aren’t Being Properly Vetted
Trump proven right about barring Muslims until they are properly vetted.
Declassified CIA Manual Shows How US Uses Bureaucracy to Destabilize Governments
The World War II-era document outlines ways in which operatives can disrupt and demoralize enemy administrators and police forces.
Potentially Deadly ‘Rabbit Fever’ on the Rise
Colorado has seen 10 times the average number of yearly cases in that state between 2004 and 2014.
Lawsuit Seeks to Halt Nestlé from Stealing 1,838,451,342 Gallons of Water in CA
While selling it back at inflated costs.