Aggregated news and blog articles from around the Web.
By Paul Craig Roberts | 21 June 2018 INSTITUTE FOR POLITICAL ECONOMY — In this column I am going to use three of the current top news stories to illustrate the disconnect that is everywhere in […]
Kate and Gerry McCann ‘horrified’ by Clement Freud child abuse claims after it emerged he had a home in Praia da Luz and befriended them after Madeleine vanished By Sam Greenhill and Lucy Crossley | 15 June 2016 […]
By Bryan Walsh | 12 September 2017 NEWSWEEK — Hagai Levine doesn’t scare easily. The Hebrew University public health researcher is the former chief epidemiologist for the Israel Defense Forces, which means he’s acquainted with danger […]
By Ken Stone and Chris Stone | 2 July 2018 TIMES OF SAN DIEGO — Groups from as far away as New York, Georgia and Texas joined local immigrant-rights activists Monday at Chicano Park for a two-hour […]
Controversial column sparks outrage but also support By Mike Luery | 2 July 2018 NBC (KRCA) — There’s a big controversy in the tiny town of Dixon, where a growing chorus of voices is calling […]
The charges against Sara include splashing around $100,000 in official funds for catering services at the couple’s Jerusalem home By Tom Davidson | 21 June 2018 MIRROR — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife Sara has […]
23 January 2018 USA TODAY (AP) — An Amnesty International survey of 385 Central American migrants suggests that Mexican authorities routinely force people to return to dangerous conditions in their home countries, the rights group […]
Two dozen far-right protesters shout outside courtroom in support of Duma terror attack perpetrators; relatives slam police for letting abusive chorus continue unabated By Jacob Magid | 19 June 2018 THE TIMES OF ISRAEL — Far-right […]
By Tyler Durden | 20 June 2018 ZERO HEDGE — Deaths now outnumber births among whites in more than half of the United States, according to demographers at the University of Wisconsin in partnership with the University of […]
By Dana Dovey | 18 June 2018 NEWSWEEK — If you feel like you’re constantly surrounded by psychopaths, it may be that you live in the wrong city. New research measured which areas of the country […]
16 June 2018 GEOPOLITICS — I came to know about Chef Anthony Bourdain through his travel and exploration of the Philippine cuisine. His down to earth style struck a chord right away. But it is […]
By Jonathan Sperling | 27 June 2018 FORTUNE — In California’s notoriously pricey San Francisco Bay Area, households earning around $117,000 a year are now considered “low income,” according to a new definition of income limits […]
‘Syringes were visible, people were staggering, others had wide aggressive eyes.’ By Tyler Durden | 18 June 2018 ZERO HEDGE — San Francisco – a Democratic stronghold known for cable cars, quaint architecture and its diverse culture, has […]
By Liam Halligan | 15 June 2018 UNHERD — “The 2008 financial crisis was the consequence of a loosely regulated banking system in which power was concentrated in the hands of too limited a cast of […]
By Isa | 25 June 2018 POLITICAL COWBOY — You know you’ve reached peak political correctness when you’re stripping one of the most celebrated American autobiographers of her laurels over “stereotypical attitudes.” What does that […]
By Jen Skerritt | 22 June 2018 BLOOMBERG — Another major beermaker is looking at ways to enter the marijuana business. Denver-based Molson Coors Brewing Co. is weighing whether to expand into the sector with Canada poised to […]
Streaming service says it is ‘proud of the anti-harassment training we offer to our productions’ By Christopher Hooten | 13 June 2018 THE INDEPENDENT — Netflix has introduced new anti-harassment training in the wake of the #metoo movement that […]
Opioid lawsuit targets rich family behind drug that fueled US crisis Sackler family, which owns Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, accused of fueling addiction while boosting profits By Joanna Walters | 12 June 2018 […]
GOODIZEN — Dozens of Israelis continued to demonstrate against the property sale for a second day on Thursday [14 June 2018], according to Haaretz. Middle East Monitor reports: The protest, which was attended by Afula Mayor Avi […]
‘I don’t have to be ashamed about the Jewish people being the Chosen People; the smartest, most special people in the world.’ By Stuart Winer | 13 June 2018 THE TIMES OF ISRAEL — A lawmaker from the […]
19 May 2018 THE NEW OBSERVER — South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has “assured ANC volunteers” that his ruling African National Congress (ANC) is going to seize white land without any compensation, confirming an earlier commitment […]
Einstein’s travel diaries reveal ‘shocking’ xenophobia Private journals kept by the scientist and humanitarian icon show prejudiced attitudes toward people he met while travelling in Asia By Alison Flood | 12 June 2018 THE GUARDIAN — The publication […]
By Shannon Van Sant | 19 June 2018 NPR — A record number of people have been forcibly displaced by war, violence and persecution, according to a new report from the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees. […]
By Tom Abrahams | 4 June 2018 ABC NEWS — Houston police say there is no evidence to support the claims made by a teenager that white supremacists abducted him, injured him and threatened him. We first […]
15 June 2018 SPUTNIK — Daily Mail commentator Robert Hardman’s attempt to attack Russia by calling the 2018 World Cup a “tawdry circus” and comparing it to the 1936 Berlin Olympics has backfired spectacularly, with […]
Israel is poised to demolish Khan al-Ahmar in the West Bank – an act that could be a war crime. But Britain could save it By David Zonsheine | 14 June 2018 THE GUARDIAN — […]
‘Make the lie big, keep it simple, keep saying it and eventually they will believe it’ is quote from Nazi propaganda chief Dr Joseph Goebbels By Mihir Zaveri | 17 June 2018 THE INDEPENDENT — A Massachusetts school […]
10 June 2018 NODISINFO — [It’s no minor issue that two of Bill Cosby’s main accusers, who claim the actor is a rapist who takes advantage of women through drugging, are lesbians.] The jury in […]
By Katy Faust | 22 January 2018 THEM BEFORE US — This is the worst “I told you so” ever. In the committee hearing for Washington State’s Uniform Parentage Act (UPA) which will legalize commercial surrogacy, award […]
Doctors in California have been quietly stealing DNA samples from newborns for decades and storing them in a state-run biobank. By Jack Burns | 10 June 2018 FREE THOUGHT PROJECT — Every individual who is born […]