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Directed by Mads Brügger, ‘Cold Case Hammarskjold’ looks into the suspicious circumstances of the 1961 plane crash that killed the UN Secretary General The film talks to Alexander Jones, an ex-member of a militia that […]
‘The hostility from a lot of the people here is such that I felt like hey, it’s gotten worse’ By Lydia Neufeld | 20 November 2018 CBC — A Jasper, Alta., woman who spent time in […]
By the time Alex Kafri tried to investigate whether anyone on his father’s side had survived the war, there was no one left to ask By Judy Maltz | 3 August 2017 HAARETZ — Growing up […]
By Molly Harbarger | 25 January 2019 THE OREGONIAN — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency Friday over 31 cases of measles in the state. The declaration allows the state to request medical resources from […]
25 January 2019 YAHOO (AFP) — YouTube said Friday it will stop recommending specious videos such as those claiming the earth is flat or promoting bogus theories about the September 11, 2001 attacks. The global video […]
By Henry Bodkin | 24 January 2019 THE TELEGRAPH — Chinese geneticists have been criticised after cloning five monkeys that were deliberately “edited” to be mentally ill. Welfare concerns have been expressed after the genetically […]
Second ad for Gantz includes ‘kill counter’ related to 2014 Gaza War By Jason Ditz | 21 January 2019 ANTIWAR — Running for parliament in the upcoming April vote, former Israeli Army Chief Benny Gantz has […]
By Jocelyne Zablit | 24 January 2019 YAHOO (AFP) — “Bohemian Rhapsody” director Bryan Singer on Thursday dismissed a bombshell article detailing fresh sexual misconduct allegations — some involving teenage boys — as a “homophobic smear piece.” […]
By Tyler Durden | 24 January 2019 ZERO HEDGE — As bad as things have been for Facebook since the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke one year ago, one team of researchers, led by a former peer of […]
Exclusive: Daniel J. Pilla explains agency’s plan to surveil your finances By Daniel J. Pilla | 20 January 2019 WND — One of the reasons identify theft is considered by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax […]
By Eugenia Logiuratto | 20 January 2019 YAHOO (AFP) — Police and soldiers are being deployed in large numbers to Brazil’s northeast to fight a wave of gang violence fueled by the overloaded, collapsing prison system. […]
By Fabiola Sanchez | 21 January 2019 ASSOCIATED PRESS — Venezuela plunged deeper into turmoil Monday as security forces put down a pre-dawn uprising by national guardsmen that triggered violent street protests, and the Supreme […]
THE US military is hiding what is really going in the skies after a series of mystery “blobs” were spotted on radar systems, conspiracists claim. By Warren Muggleton | 18 January 2018 THE STAR — Weather […]
Israeli lobby in the US managed to infiltrate all aspects of government, thus formulating US policy directly. By Ramzy Baroud | 8 March 2017 AL JAZEERA — Mere days after Donald Trump won the US presidential […]
By Ed Cara | 7 January 2019 GIZMODO — For the time being, pharmaceutical company Bristol Myers-Squibb and others will not be allowed to avoid a billion-dollar civil lawsuit over their alleged roles in a […]
By Matt Agorist | 15 January 2019 THE FREE THOUGHT PROJECT — Over the weekend, members and owners of multiple alternative media outlets gathered in Houston, Texas to discuss the heavy hand of corporate and government […]
Dozens of college-age men dead from ‘accidental’ drownings — but a team of retired detectives say the boys were drugged and killed by a shadowy gang with a sinister symbol. By Nicole Weisensee Egan | 18 January […]
Stanford-educated founder’s treatment intended to fight aging By Ethan Baron | 17 January 2019 THE MERCURY NEWS — You don’t have to drink the blood of children to reclaim the vigor of your lost youth. […]
By Josh Schaffer | 17 January 2019 THE NEWS & OBSERVER — Hyo Suk George lived legally in the United States for nearly 20 years before she voted in her first election, coaxed to cast […]
By Ashley Welch | 15 January 2019 CBS NEWS — For the first time on record, Americans are more likely to die of an accidental opioid overdose than in a motor vehicle crash, according to a new […]
By Thomas Brewster | 14 January 2019 FORBES — A California judge has ruled that American cops can’t force people to unlock a mobile phone with their face or finger. The ruling goes further to protect […]
By John Solomon | 14 January 2018 THE HILL — For months now, the Department of Justice (DOJ) quietly has been working on a revision to its guidelines governing how, when and why prosecutors can obtain the records […]
By Caitlin Johnstone | 9 January 2018 MEDIUM — The frenzied, hysterical Russia narrative being promoted day in and day out by western mass media has had two of its major stories ripped to shreds in […]
By Glenn Greenwald | 14 January 2018 THE INTERCEPT — Last week, the New York Times reported that the FBI, in 2017, launched an investigation of President Trump “to consider whether the president’s own actions constituted a possible […]
By Mike Adams | 11 January 2018 NATURAL NEWS — Dr. Martin Gore, a widely celebrated cancer doctor credited with “saving thousands of lives” died from “total organ failure” just minutes after receiving a vaccine shot […]
By Tyler Durden | 11 January 2018 ZERO HEDGE — In 1981 the Xerces Society, a non-profit environmental organization that focuses on the conservation of invertebrates, counted more than 1 million Western Monarchs wintering throughout California. The group’s […]
By Andrew Cheetham | 11 January 2018 DAVID ICKE — Australian nurses and midwives who dare to speak out against the dangers of vaccinations on social media or in person will be prosecuted, the Australian government […]
By Emma R. | 3 January 2018 VOICE OF EUROPE — Head of online hate speech monitoring group “Näthatsgranskaren” Tomas Åberg receives tax funds for mass reporting pensioners and others who write critically about migration on Facebook. And […]
The results aren’t 100% convincing, but it’s a sign of things to come By James Vincent | 24 April 2017 THE VERGE — Artificial intelligence is making human speech as malleable and replicable as pixels. […]
9 March 2018 RT — Some €10 billion of Libyan government funds, frozen as part of sanctions against the late Muammar Gaddafi’s inner circle, has mysteriously disappeared from a Belgian bank somewhere between 2013 and 2017, […]
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