Reuters | The dollar was softer on Monday, pegged back by sluggish U.S. data that tempered expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike this year.

RT | A US think tank has called for the withdrawal of nuclear arms from Turkey’s Incirlik Air Base, saying the country is in disorder and is too close to the Syria conflict zone.

The Hill | Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Monday will reportedly propose ideological tests for immigrants to assess whether people looking to come into the country support of American values.

Breitbart | Migrants wielding bats and knives have been smashing up vehicles on roads near Calais as their owners sit in traffic, reportedly “just for fun”.

Prison Planet.com | Bigger than Time Warner, bigger than Google, bigger than every newspaper and media corporation in the world.

AP | Donald Trump will declare an end to nation building if elected president, replacing it with what aides described as “foreign policy realism”.

UK Daily Mail | Leaked ISIS documents have shown that 70 per cent of recruits have hardly any knowledge of Islam and that some even had to read ‘The Koran for Dummies’ to learn about the religion.

Steve Watson | Times hit pieces just happen to mirror Hillary campaign talking points.

Paul Joseph Watson | Source says big announcement from Clinton campaign about her health coming soon.

DCWhispers.com | These days, even longtime Democrats are becoming annoyed by the outright bias that has become so apparent in the Mainstream Media’s fawning & protective coverage of Hillary Clinton.

Toros News | Charlie Hebdo staff have been threatened with a new attack.

Zero Hedge | The documents are from multiple departments of Soros’ organizations.

RT | Refugee children as young as seven have been sexually assaulted in official EU migrant camps in Greece.

RT | At least one person has been injured in a stabbing and shooting attack in the German city of Cologne, local media report, adding that two suspects are currently on the loose.

Mac Slavo | As stock markets around the world crashed in early January of this year amid panic selling, investors seeking safety began allocating their portfolios towards precious metals assets.