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As a 42-year-old man born in England, I can expect to live for about another 38 years. In other words, I can no longer claim to be young. I am, without doubt, middle-aged. To some people that is a depressing realization. We are used to dismissing
Cristian Fernandez has been incarcerated since March of 2011. He faces two separate trials – one of which carries a mandatory life without parole sentence if he is convicted. Cristian was barely twelve when he was arrested
Thousands of documents detailing some of the most shameful acts and crimes committed during the final years of the British empire were systematically destroyed to prevent them falling into the hands of post-independence governments, an official revie
Citizens of "The Bottom," a tight-knit, low-income neighborhood here have banded together to complain about some of the Washington Police Department officers, who they said have overreached their authority. "We never had problems before," resident
Green was so put out by what police officers did, the city said she locked one of them in her basement. "I was treated like a criminal ... He dragged me, threw me across the chair, put handcuffs on me and just started calling me the 'b' name. He r
To put this in perspective, here is a simple infographic. On top, you see the travel costs of the GSA's Vegas conference and Panetta's California trips compared to estimated revenue from the Buffett rule
The senior government executive who organized the lavish Las Vegas conference at the center of a General Services Administration spending scandal took dozens of trips for the agency. The boss’s wife accompanied him on some of them — and taxpayers pic
The CIA is seeking authority to expand its covert drone campaign in Yemen by launching strikes against terrorism suspects even when it does not know the identities of those who will be killed, U.S. officials said. Securing permission to use “signa
Decades of manipulation by the Federal Reserve (through its creation of paper money) and by Congress (through its taxing and spending) have pushed the US economy into a circumstance that can't be sustained but from which there is no graceful exit.
Napolitano said, “...the law arguably violates the 14th amendment.”
Here we go --- vertigo, Video vertigo, Test for echo, Here we go --- in slo-mo Video vertigo Test for echo. Rush - Test for Echo. The live album is the best version is on the Different Stages Live -2. So begins this article that I am writing for
In December of 2013, the Federal Reserve Charter will come to an end. The monetary enslavement created by Woodrow Wilson and the Central Bankers will come to a close.
On the evening of Feb. 6, a vice mayor of a major Chinese city who had a reputation as a crime fighter turned up at the American Consulate in an agitated state, telling a tale of corruption and murder that has ensnared Obama
The backroom dealings of the El Paso county Colorado establishment almost (and possibly might) wreck the results of Colorado's 2012 State Assembly.
This is a long and complicated trail that started years ago. I won't go into all the hist
The "Skyfall" set is enormous -– not only has it taken over the standard 007 stage, named in honor of the late "Dr. No" producer Cubby Broccoli, but it's extended right around the block and into a life-size replica of an abandoned Japanese city
Israel supermodel, Bar Refaeli, felt violated after airport pat down by female security guard
Mayor Vincent C. Gray’s administration has fired 61 city employees for collecting unemployment benefits while working for the District government, city officials said. [making them finally eligible?]
The 82nd Airborne Division soldiers arrived in Afghanistan's Zabol province. The paratroopers posed for photos next to Afghan police, grinning while some held — and others squatted beside — the corpse's severed legs.
“Bottom-bouncing” is the term John Williams of Shadowstats.com uses consistently to describe the true state of the economy.
Port of Portland police say a traveler at PDX took off far more than his shoes and belt while going through airport security.
The U.S. Army could be 30,000 troops lighter if a new law allowing the IRS to suspend travel rights of Americans
House Republicans have passed their budget that includes slashing food stamps in an effort to save billions in cuts to the Pentagon.
The future of nuclear power now hangs on a single decision by President Obama---and us.
Election Day is still nine months away, but Mitt Romney wants his supporters to know that all of their hard work and thousands of dollars worth of donations won’t be forgotten.
The University of Colorado will be on lockdown this Friday, complete with campus police conducting checkpoints and demanding proper ID from everyone in sight.
As Bradley Manning awaits his next appearance in court, the pool of presidential candidates have been slow to comment on the prosecution against the US Army private accused of providing government secrets to WikiLeaks. Except for Ron Paul, that is.
Fossilized “dinosaur eggs” have been excavated in southern Russia's Republic of Chechnya.
The Nephite nation and Samuel the Lamanite,...an ontological dilemma facing every millionaire Mormon. Perhaps this explains the socialism Romney has practiced thus far as Governor of Massachusetts?
Worldwide military spending held strong at $1.7 trillion dollars in 2011, despite the lingering global financial crisis. With US arms spending on the slide, Russia and China are on the rise.
The sun has erupted in a spectacular flare, sending an outburst of heated plasma far into space.
