Colorado Clinic Shooter Hoped Fetuses Would Thank Him for Stopping Abortions
Dear called himself “a warrior for the babies” at earlier hearings and in media interviews…
Author: Adan Salazar
Health Officials Sound Alarm Bell Over Zika Virus Amid Funding Fight
CDC director: “Everything we look at with this virus seems to be a bit scarier than we initially thought.”
Porn Site Blocks North Carolina Users Over Anti-transgender Bathroom Bill
North Carolinians seeking to indulge now get a black screen…
Panama Papers Reveal Spies Used Mossack Fonseca — Including the CIA
“Agents have opened shell companies to conceal their activities…”
Report: Blacks Banned from Voting in Four States
Will the Republican elite get away with openly stealing the election?
How the US-backed War in Yemen has Made Al Qaeda Stronger
One unintended consequence of the war in Yemen: Al Qaeda now runs its own mini-state, flush with funds from raiding the local central bank and levying taxes at the local port.
Protest Planned at Colorado GOP Headquarters Over Election Cancellation
Group urges voters to assemble at GOP headquarters on Friday.
VIDEO: Israel Looks to Arm Soldiers with Cheap ‘suicide drones’
Israel Aerospace Industry executive tells Israeli media army wants its “Rotem” drone, which soldiers can drop on targets via tablet app.
Wells Fargo Admits Deception in $1.2 Billion U.S. Mortgage Accord
Falsely certified that many of its home loans qualified for Federal Housing Administration insurance.
Iran Releases Video Showing Arrival Of First Russian S-300 Missile System
S-300 surface-to-air system first deployed at height of Cold War in 1979.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk Resigns Amid Splintering Parliament
Yats: “To restore trust, therapy is too little; surgery is needed.”
U.S. Navy Officer Charged with Spying, Possibly for China, Taiwan
Suspect was born in Taiwan and later became a naturalized U.S. citizen…
‘I was struck with multiple blows’: Inside the Secret Violence of Homan Square
Documents disclosed in Guardian lawsuit reveal for first time how Chicago police used punches, baton blows and Tasers at the off-the-books interrogation site.
Border Patrol Ordered to Release Illegals ‘still soaking wet’ from Rio Grande, Union Says
“They are still wet from the river and miles from any civilization and on their word alone we release them unless we physically saw them cross the river…”
U.S. Worries About Race Relations Reach a New High
35% of Americans are worried a great deal about race relations.