News posts aggregated from alternative news sources.
London Telegraph | US Marines have been told the word “man” will be removed from their job titles in an effort to make the service more gender-neutral.
DCWhispers.com | In yet another ultra-creepy Thought Police measure, the Obama Department of Justice just initiated an “Implicit Bias Training” program that is to be conducted throughout the DOJ.
Politico | “Yet another terrorist attack, this time in Turkey. Will the world ever realize what is going on? So sad,” Trump tweeted.
Mac Slavo | Call it conspiracy theory, coincidence or just bad luck, but any time someone is in a position to bring down Hillary Clinton by testifying they wind up dead.
Funding projects beneficial for humans less important to governments than AI arms race – Hawking
Michael Snyder | Did you know that the average U.S. adult consumes 10 hours and 39 minutes of media a day?
You may not be getting prepared for a major national disaster, but the government sure is.
Michael Snyder | You may not be getting prepared for a major national disaster, but the government sure is.
New Report Exposes Systemic Sexual Assault by Mexican Police and Military
Zero Hedge | Jean-Claude Juncker, perhaps once again under the influence, is seemingly engaged in a one-man crusade to accelerate and crush any last hope of an amicable UK departure.
John Whitehead | In a carceral state – a.k.a. a prison state or a police state – there is no Fourth Amendment to protect you from the overreaches, abuses, searches and probing eyes of government overlords.
US Immigration Officials Making Secret Deals With Private Prisons to Lock Up More Mothers and Children
Zero Hedge | “Obama came to Britain and I think behaved disgracefully, telling us we’d be at the back of the queue.”
Sputnik | In the wake of Tuesday’s terrorist attack at Ataturk Airport in Istanbul, Sputnik looks offers a brief glimpse of similar incidents that occurred in the country over the past year.
Washington Times | Legal analysts are uncertain about which abortion regulations are constitutional in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision striking down two Texas abortion regulations, with some calling such uncertainty a feature, not a bug.