U.S. stockpiles powerful bunker-buster bombs in case Iran nuclear talks fail
Obama administration raises stakes in Iranian rivalry.
Author: Mikael Thalen
Update: Texas wants its gold back inside the state’s borders
Physical access to gold demanded as economy weakens.
Jade Helm Decoded Revisited
The surveillance agenda behind upcoming multi-state exercise.
Can this Social Network Stop NSA Surveillance?
Minds.com aims to protect user conversations.
Will Mankind Be Conquered by A Guild of Terror?
Humanity reaching last chance to reverse global tyranny.
California Democrats Now Target Adults For Forced Vaccinations
Big pharma moves to mandate even more California residents
Putin Sends Obama an Independence Day Message
“Russian-American relations remain the most important factor of international stability and security.”
Scientist claims immortality within reach
Doctor believes he can find molecule that will reverse the aging process.
Oregon bakery that refused same-sex couple owes $135,000 in damages
Bureau of Labor and Industries’ ruling comes after Portland-area shop.
Amazon Scanning Backyards In Seattle, Suggesting Drone Delivery In Its Sights
Amazon laying the groundwork and doing research for drone delivery service.
Feds ‘lose’ audits for Fort Knox Gold
Freedom of Information Act request draws telling response.
Greece’s Yanis Varoufakis prepares for economic siege as companies issue private currencies
Greek finance minister says the country has a six-month stock of oil and four months of pharmaceuticals.
Plan to curtail public records laws sparks uproar
Wisconsin’s budget committee attempting to dismantle the state’s open records laws.
Man arrested in connection with San Francisco killing had been deported several times, officials say
The man arrested in connection with the seemingly random killing of a woman who was out for a stroll with her father along the San Francisco waterfront is an illegal immigrant who previously had been deported five times, federal immigration officials say. Further, Immigration and Customs Enforcement says San Francisco had him in their custody […]
Iceland’s Pirate Party gets law passed abolishing ‘blasphemy’
Insult to religion previously a crime punishable by a fine or a prison term of up to three months.