The West’s Plan To Drop Russia From SWIFT Hilariously Backfires
Simon Black | If Vladimir Putin is remotely capable of laughter (the jury is out on that one…) then he’s probably doing so right now.
Simon Black | If Vladimir Putin is remotely capable of laughter (the jury is out on that one…) then he’s probably doing so right now.
MIKE BARRETT | Even if it meant facing a federal criminal charge.
Tom LaVenture | A local freestyle rapper who allegedly sang the words, “I will kill you,” said they were words of love.
New American | While eyes were focused on the Selma golden jubilee celebrating bygone battles, a current-day civil-rights battle was being waged — and ignored by the mainstream media.
RT | The self-proclaimed leader of the Islamic State has accepted a pledge of allegiance from Nigerian Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
Sputnik | More than 1.5 million Europeans have signed a petition to prevent EU from entering a secretive trade alliance with the United States.
Michael Krieger | I don’t know what it’s going to take to get people to stop using Facebook. I really don’t.
Truth Revolt | “What about just having them carry nightsticks and the authority to arrest?”
Mac Slavo | The potential for a devastating EMP resulting from a massive solar event, or a man made weapon, is well known.
Michael Snyder | Russian President Vladimir Putin has not been seen in public since March 5th, and the Internet is abuzz with rumors that he is either seriously ill or dead.
Defense One | A top US commander warns Caribbean and South American countries are unable to track 100 foreign fighters that could return from Syria.
The Huffington Post | A bill introduced to the Texas House of Representatives would make it illegal for private citizens to record police within 25 feet.
Bizpac Review | America is no stranger to a Clinton claiming innocence.
Prison Planet.com | Film character goes off on a racist rampage during a town hall meeting because he’s been brainwashed by Alex Jones.
Mac Slavo | You could soon be receiving a legal notice from the Federal Aviation Administration.