Leading Medical Journal Wants GMO Labeling
New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) comes to the aid of labeling proponents.
IAEA: Iran Provides Sizable Amount of Info for Nuclear Probe
Tehran has long described allegations as based on false intelligence.
Hillary Clinton Emails Reveal Questionable Support for Overthrow of Elected Government in Honduras
U.S. government did its best to support the ouster of Zelaya.
Ferguson Judge Withdraws All Arrest Warrants Before 2015
All defendants will be given new court dates with alternative penalties like payment plans or community service.
Government Spying “Worse than Orwell”
Current surveillance is far beyond an Orwellian state.
Google Disappears Techdirt Article About Right To Be Forgotten Due To Right To Be Forgotten Request
There is no official appeals process.
City Officials Change Mind, Close Radioactive Park
Radioactive material was dumped into the park’s floodplain, contaminating the soil.
France train shooting: Attack ‘was well prepared’
BBC News | The Moroccan’s phone showed that he had watched a jihadist video shortly before launching the attack.
Lindsey Graham Says Trump’s Immigration Plan is “Stupid” and “Illegal”
Kurt Nimmo | In fact, the 14th Amendment is illegal.
TSA airport style searches on all Amtrak trains!
Don’t be alarmed if you see men in tactical gear with an attack dog approaching you.
Slain Gun Instructor’s Family Wants Law to Ban Children from Automatic Weapons
Gun range allows children between the ages of 8 and 17 to shoot if accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Lindsey Graham Says Trump’s Immigration Plan is “Stupid” and “Illegal”
In fact, the 14th Amendment is illegal.
From Venezuela to Iraq to Russia, Oil Price Drops Raise Fears of Unrest
NY Times | Oil appears to be rapidly turning into an ever-cheaper economic curse.
Caitlyn Jenner Halloween Costume Sparks Internet Outrage: ‘Disgraceful,’ ‘Transphobic’
The Wrap | Costume company Spirit Halloween is facing serious backlash.
FTC Has Power to Police Cyber Security – U.S. Appeals Court
FTC wants to hold hotel operator accountable for breaches in 2008 and 2009 in which hackers stole credit card and other details from more than 619,000 consumers.