Aggregated news and blog articles from around the Web.
By Robert Mackey | 11 August 2018 THE INTERCEPT — A confidential report by Israeli military police investigators seen by The Intercept explains how a tragic series of mistakes by air force, naval, and intelligence officers […]
By Pedro Silva | 7 August 2018 The Sweden election could see the anti-EU and anti-immigration ‘Sweden Democrats’ dominate the parliament as polls show the party making great gains against the governing Social Democrats and […]
By Michael Krieger | 7 August 2018 LIBERTY BLITZKRIEG — In a corporatist system of government, wherein there is no meaningful separation between corporate power and state power, corporate censorship is state censorship. Because legalized bribery […]
Welsh Government Lawyer and PC Jailed for Child Sex Abuse 6 August 2018 BBC — A police officer who raped a toddler has been jailed along with a Welsh Government lawyer for his part in child […]
By Tom Jackman | 22 June 2016 WASHINGTON POST — So far this month, two New York City police commanders have been arrested on corruption allegations, an officer in Killeen, Tex., has been accused of sexually […]
9 August 2018 SOUTH FRONT — Over 6,300 refugees have returned to Syria from Lebanon since July 18, Colonel Samer Mkhan, a spokesman for the coordination committee to repatriate Syrian refugees, said at a joint meeting […]
By Martin Armstrong | 6 August 2018 ARMSTRONG ECONOMICS — The Magnitsky Act Behind the Scenes has been pulled from everywhere. You do not ban a film in Europe and the United States if it is wrong. This is perhaps […]
2 August 2018 MARKET SLANT — If the U.S. economy is really doing so well, then why is homelessness rising so rapidly? As the gap between the rich and the poor continues to increase, the middle class […]
By Ron Unz | 30 July 2018 THE UNZ REVIEW — I recently published a couple of long essays, and although they primarily focused on other matters, the subject of anti-Semitism was a strong secondary theme. […]
By Doug Bock Clark | 16 January 2018 WIRED — The email arrived just as Megan Squire was starting to cook Thanksgiving dinner. She was flitting between the kitchen, where some chicken soup was simmering, and […]
By Toni Airaksinsen | 3 August 2018 UCLA is paying 18 students $13/hour to combat “social injustices” and “privilege and oppression” on campus, shelling out up to $42,000 per year for the program. The “Diversity […]
By Sarah D. | 2 August 2018 TWITCHY — There’s been no shortage of mind-numbingly stupid defenses of Sarah Jeong from the same people who’d be calling for her head on a pike if she’d said […]
By Joseph Ax and Makini Brice | 10 August 2018 REUTERS — Joan Fenton knows she will not make much money at her Charlottesville gift shop this weekend, when the downtown district will be virtually locked […]
By Tyler Durden | 3 August 2018 ZERO HEDGE — Well, this is going to make the weekend’s political conversations a little more awkward around America. As the mainstream media (and even the leftist politicians) begin […]
By Yazan al-Saadi | 29 September 2014 ALETHO NEWS — Much of the grim and murky circumstances of the Zionist ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in the late 1940s have gradually been exposed over time. One aspect […]
By Tyler Durden | 7 August 2018 ZERO HEDGE — One day after what appeared to be a coordinated attack by media giants Facebook, Apple, Spotify and Google on Alex Jones, whose various social media accounts […]
7 August 2018 THE LOCAL — On Tuesday, a mother and stepfather who prostituted their young son on the internet were sentenced to over 12 years in prison by a court in Freiburg in the […]
Neocons resurrect tribal memories to fan the flames By Philip Giraldi | 5 June 2018 THE UNZ REVIEW — Having just returned from a trip to Russia, I am pleased to report that the Russian people […]
Apple confirmed on Monday that it had removed five out of six podcasts, which includes Jones’ infamous The Alex Jones Show. Facebook has also removed four pages that belong to Jones. YouTube followed suit later, […]
The 39th president said the ‘Citizens United’ ruling ‘violates the essence of what made America a great country in its political system’ By Daniel Kreps | 31 July 2018 ROLLING STONE — Former President Jimmy Carter had some […]
By Tyler Durden | 31 July 2018 ZERO HEDGE — We may have an idea what was the (leaked) reason for today’s selloff in Treasurys, which pushed the 10Y yield just shy of 3.00%. According to the […]
The UN said Hodeida is ‘one airstrike away from an unstoppable’ cholera epidemic. The port city through which most food and supplies enter Yemen is under attack by the Saudi-led coalition fighting Houthi rebels. 30 […]
By Tyler Durden | 30 July 2018 ZERO HEDGE — A few weeks ago, SocGen asked what is arguably the most important question relating to the global trade wars: are tariffs inflationary or deflationary? While there were various nuances, […]
Use of this financial instrument has ballooned. No one knows to what extent because there’s no disclosure. But it was a ‘key contributor’ to the sudden collapse of outsourcing giant Carillion. By Wolf Richter | […]
By Tyler Durden | 3 August 2018 ZERO HEDGE — The New York Times‘ newest editorial board member, Sarah Jeong, was outed as a bigot yesterday after dozens of tweets from less than four years ago […]
I don’t think either Nato or the EU has the slightest interest in chasing the provenance of weapons in the hands of Islamist fighters in Syria or anywhere else in the Middle East By Robert […]
By Josh Nathan-Kazis | 28 July 2018 FORWARD — In a lawsuit filed Friday, the former executive director of the Zionist Organization of America accused its longtime president, Mort Klein, of taking secret off-the-books payments from […]
By Morgan Gstalter | 28 July 2018 THE HILL — A new report from Austin, Texas’s Equity Office about existing Confederate monuments suggested changing the city’s name. The report identified several neighborhoods and 10 streets named in […]
Italian prosecutors are investigating rescue workers from international NGOs, including some from the German NGO Jugend Rettet. The investigation comes as Italy’s populist government cracks down on private sea rescues. 28 July 2018 DEUTSCHE WELLE […]
By Markab Algedi | 27 July 2018 THE MIND UNLEASHED — For the past 54 years, one man has served as a prime example of why the presidential office means little to nothing: Henry Kissinger. People […]
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