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Data dump shows cheating website was a favorite for people in power.
Paul Joseph Watson | Data dump shows cheating website was a favorite for people in power.
AP | Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush said Tuesday that the government should have broad surveillance powers of Americans.
London Guardian | Research team say tiny brain could be used to test drugs and study diseases, but scientific peers urge caution as data on breakthrough kept under wraps.
Daily Caller | Shooting a burglar can land you with voluntary manslaughter charges.
London Guardian | Government body says vaping can make ‘significant contribution to endgame of tobacco’ and raises concerns about length of licensing process.
Zero Hedge | Slowly but surely, even the mecca of crony capitalism where at least 1% of the population has never had it better, is starting to succumb.
Washington Times | More than 20 ships and featuring anti-submarine operations as well as a joint-beach landing.
Sputnik | Russia’s 154th commandant regiment arrived in Beijing on Tuesday to rehearse for a parade that has been called unprecedented in the history of modern China.
Brandon Smith | It is truly amazing how the rhetoric from the mainstream economic yes-men is changing.
Mac Slavo | Is Hillary being set up for the greatest fail of her entire career?
Business Insider | Russia is moving air defense systems modified for the harsh Arctic environment to key areas near its borders with Norway and the US.
New American | Multiculturalists are fond of saying, “We’re a nation of immigrants” when the United States is actually, as is any healthy country, a nation of citizens.
Districts that complied with Obama’s demands and removed “willful defiance” as grounds for suspension have received repeated complaints from parents,