News posts aggregated from alternative news sources.
The Hill | Ben Wizner, the director of the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) speech, privacy and technology project, warned Monday that bans against Alex Jones and Infowars could set a dangerous precedent.
Daily Mail | All of China’s 1.4 billion citizens are about to be put under greater scrutiny as the country prepares to launch its ‘social credit score’ scheme.
Daily Mail | Fears of the supervolcano lurking at the heart of Yellowstone National Park have long lingered in the backs of many Americans’ minds.
Breitbart | While Flanders and Wallonia are set to ban unstunned Islamic ritual slaughter in 2019, the practice will remain legal in the Belgian capital of Brussels.
RT | Seizing privately-owned land without compensation could be costly for the South African economy.
CNBC | Nike has been denounced for selling a balaclava that looks “menacing,” and which critics say could incite gang violence.
Gatestone Institute | Aidoudi’s asylum request was rejected in 2007.
Zero Hedge | “Europe should not allow the US to act over our heads and at our expense.”
Michael Snyder | America is increasingly becoming a divided nation.
Michael Snyder | Within the past few days, we have seen an enormous magnitude 7.3 earthquake hit Venezuela and a giant magnitude 8.2 earthquake hit Fiji.
Information Liberation | Republican Rep Duncan Hunter and his wife were hit with a host of campaign finance and wire fraud charges by Clinton-supporting prosecutors just months before his election and the media is refusing to tell his side of the …
Diversity Macht Frei | Asia Argento is one of Italy’s most prominent do-gooders. She regularly makes public interventions in favour of “migrants” or left-wing politicians or personalities.
Daily Caller | “We know that he publicly cheered it on. Did he also have private information?”
“We know that he publicly cheered it on. Did he also have private information?”
“We know that he publicly cheered it on. Did he also have private information?”