Environmental Workers Spill a Million Gallons of Waste into Colorado River
US Environmental Protection Agency crew accidentally releases water containing sediment and metals from a disused mine into Animas river tributary.
Author: Adan
Looting and Violence On the Rise in Venezuela Supermarkets
Prolonged food shortages spark frustration…
Texas Launches Criminal Probe into ‘gruesome and barbaric’ Planned Parenthood Fetal Organ Harvesting Claims
“The people of Texas will not accept this callous attitude toward human life,” Lt. Gov. said.
Israel Places First Jewish ‘Extremist’ Under Administrative Detention
Mordechai Meyer subjected to same imprisonment without trial regime commonly applied to Palestinian suspects.
Woman Claims Sexual Assault After Cops Perform Body Cavity Search Over Marijuana
Deputy allegedly threatened to break woman’s legs for refusing invasive probe.
Controversial Cybersecurity Bill on Hold as Experts Charge it Won’t Stop Hackers
The White House-backed Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act has stalled in the Senate after a revolt led by Republicans
Japan Marks 70th Anniversary of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing
“Opinion still divided over whether its deadly destruction was justified,” AFP reports.
China is Making a Massive New Move to Censor the Internet
This goes way beyond the ‘Great Firewall.’
Manhunt Under Way After Louisiana Police Officer Killed
Police using drones, helicopters to search for suspect…
Brooklyn NYPD Sergeant Charged with Raping Teen
Alleged perv cop wooed the underage teen online, and lied to her about being more than twice her age…
Ferguson Braces for Protests on Anniversary of Teen’s Shooting
“We are not anticipating any violence. However, you have to always be prepared,” pastor says.
Alex Jones: Why It’s Cool To Be A Trendy Slave
Miniature vehicle emblematic of how the elite want us to have less while they live in opulence.
Car Rental Company Takes Heat Over ‘Transphobic’ Caitlyn Jenner Ad
Rental car company tells Caitlyn Jenner to ‘Try This Crossover’
Ebola Tests NEGATIVE for Birmingham Patient, Family Members, Firefighters
Multiple firefighters were being quarantined after treating a patient with Ebola-like symptoms.
Ohio Proposal Seeks to Drug Test Certain Welfare Applicants
ACLU of Ohio opposes the measure, saying it unfairly targets the poor.