BBC Newsman Says Vaccination Led Him to Believe he was the Devil
‘How a jab plunged my life into madness’
Author: Adan
Autopsy: Teen killed by Denver police had 4 gunshot wounds
Killed by Denver police officers while driving a stolen car…
Marathon Bombing Trial Can Stay in Boston, Court Rules
Dissenting judge’s opinion: “If a change of venue is not required in a case like this, I cannot imagine a case where it would be.”
Clearer picture emerges of man who became “Jihadi John”
British intelligence said Emwazi was on its radar since 2009…
Congress OKs stopgap DHS funding bill, lawmakers remain at impasse in immigration fight
President Obama signed the bill into law late Friday night.
Teen charged with manslaughter after she allegedly encouraged friend to commit suicide
Carter’s attorney: “They’re trying to claim there is manslaughter, when they freely admit the boy took his own life. You can’t have it both ways.”
Vatican’s Finance Czar Defends Spending by His Office
Racked up a half-million euros ($575,000) in bills in the last six months.
Gas prices soar in California as supply shrinks
Average retail gas prices in the state have surged 25 cents a gallon in less than a week…
Egyptian Court Declares Hamas a Terrorist Organization
The ruling came in response to a lawsuit alleging that Hamas was involved in attacks in Egypt in recent months.
Live: The Hidden Truth Behind America’s Black Sites
Infowars investigates the Chicago PD’s secret, CIA-style black site used to unlawfully detain, torture and harass citizens.
NSA Spying Wins Another Rubber Stamp
Mass surveillance will continue for now, but is set to expire on June 1—unless Congress acts.
Virginia to Compensate Victims of Eugenics Sterilization Program
Anywhere between 7,300 and 8,300 people sterilized under state-sponsored law.
Study: Universe May Have Had No Beginning At All
“Our theory suggests that the age of the universe could be infinite…”
Missouri candidate for governor dies of ‘apparent suicide’
Died minutes after inviting reporters to his St. Louis home for an interview.
Venezuela’s Military Can Now Legally Use Firearms Against Demonstrators
“Even before firearms were authorized to suppress protests in #Venezuela, there were 43 deaths in February…” one activist notes.