Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops As Wall Street Weighs Federal Reserve Uncertainty, Looming Government Shutdown
Federal Reserve officials could provide more clues as to the timing of the central bank’s inevitable rate hike.
Author: Adan
Spain: Pro-secession Parties in Catalonia Win Landmark Vote
Independence sentiment grew during Spain’s near economic meltdown during the financial crisis.
How the American Government is Trying to Control What You Think
Is this the new propaganda?
Israel Will Allow Police to Fire Live Ammunition at Protesters
Police would be able to fire relatively small-caliber rounds from Ruger rifles at people hurling stones, firebombs or fireworks.
Countries to Pledge Troops to Bolster UN Peacekeepers After Intense US Pressure
The meeting of about 50 countries at UN headquarters comes after months of lobbying by Washington for greater contributions from European nations.
Women Held as Sex Slaves in S.Sudan ‘rape camps’
Soldiers keep girls as young as 12 as sex slaves in South Sudan ‘rape camps.’
Los Angeles Police Fatally Shoot Woman Armed With Knife
During the incident, two officers fired their weapons.
Tomorrow: Putin to Meet Obama at UN General Assembly in New York
“A meeting with Obama has been coordinated,” Kremlin press secretary said.
Meet the Communists Praised by the Pope in his Congressional Address
Thomas Merton, Dorothy Day and the lies of the communist pope.
Special Report: Charities Of Terror
Multiple foundations and charities used as fronts to financially support radical jihadi extremists.
Facebook ‘unfriending’ Can Constitute Workplace Bullying, Australian Tribunal Finds
Australia’s workplace tribunal ruled that a woman was bullied after she was unfriended on Facebook following work dispute.
Stop Watching Us!: Compilation of Animals Attacking Drones
No one likes being spied on, even animals.
Inside DARPA’s Attempts to Engineer a Futuristic Super-Soldier
“Soldiers get tired and soldiers get fearful.”
Ontario Moves to Ban ‘Mother,’ ‘Father’ on Government Forms
“This is about making Ontario more inclusive,” claims member of parliament.
Court: Authorities Can’t Force Suspects to Reveal Phone Passwords
“Defendants may properly invoke their Fifth Amendment right,” U.S. District Judge of Pennsylvania wrote.