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As we recently reported, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), an agency that says its main purpose now is to thwart "homegrown terrorism."
Flying is always difficult for the family, but this week was particularly dreadful, Frank and his wife, Marcy, said. With her crutches and orthotics, 7-year old Dina cannot walk through metal detectors and instead is patted down by security agents.
For years, Zimbabwe was infamous for the opposite problem: mind-boggling inflation. Trips to the supermarket required ridiculous boxloads of cash. By January 2009, the country was churning out bills worth 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollars, which were s
Preservatives and synthetic food agents found in foods inhibit oxygen and delay the development of fungus and mold, creating a longer shelf-life for products.
"Don't use pepper spray," [the cop] told the Zimmermans, according to a friend. "It'll take two or three seconds to take effect, but a quarter second for the dog [a pit bul] to jump you," he said. "Get a gun."
There's a major shift under way, one the US mainstream media has left largely untouched even though it will send the United States into an economic maelstrom and dramatically reduce the country's importance in the world: the demise of the US dollar a
Beijing is planning to avoid U.S. financial sanctions on Iran by paying for oil with gold. China’s imports of the metal are already large, and you can guess what additional purchases are going to do to prices...[and the dollar]
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1st Hour - We're going to Space to mine Asteroids (MP3 & VIDEO LOADED)
A proposal from the Obama administration to prevent children from doing farm chores has drawn plenty of criticism from rural-district members of Congress. But now it’s attracting barbs from farm kids themselves.
Ron Paul is questioned about going all the way to the convention...
The always-outspoken Doug Casey addresses a broader view of taxation and its costs to both individuals and society in general in this interview with Louis James.
Apologists here for Obama’s use of executive orders point out the other recent presidents who’ve also overreached their use of executive orders.
Now three people have won Iowa during this primary season. Last night, Ron Paul’s delegate finagling strategy paid off as he guaranteed himself at least half of the delegates in Iowa and Minnesota.
Perennial big government advocate Sheila Jackson Lee strikes again
Call it a mantra, a litany, or a to-don’t list, but the drip, drip, drip of Afghan disaster and the gross-out acts accompanying it have already resulted in one of those classic fill-you-in paragraphs that reporters hang onto for whenever the next lit
As Obama's 'Asia pivot' develops, the people of Japan and Guam have actively resisted American occupation
Warns Against 'Hysteria' as Netanyahu Threatens Attack Again
Company purchased Pfizer's infant formula business, creates privatization pathway in emerging Asian markets
Lifting the payroll tax cap and better coverage by journalists would help build sustainable future for essential program
We crunched the data behind the self-deportation crowd's spate of state laws, the private-prison industry's campaign spending, and more.
Former CIA officer, Jose Rodriguez on waterboarding tape destruction: ‘Just getting rid of some ugly visuals’
My recent post on the question of food deserts and people's eating habits led me to a topic I haven't touched in a while: school lunches.
Former BP engineer charged with destroying evidence in Gulf oil spill
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on SB 1070, Arizona's controversial immigration law, on Wednesday. Here are three tidbits to keep in mind:
A judge is to see for herself how the US assessed the damage inflicted upon the government by Bradley Manning’s WikiLeaks activities.
Bahraini police have once again brutally dispersed a crowd of protesters calling for the release of a jailed activist serving a life sentence.
Kofi Annan has said the situation in Syria is "bleak," expressing concern at reports the government was still conducting military operations. But experts say the West’s biased approach is to blame for that.
Pakistan successfully tested a nuclear-capable ballistic missile on Wednesday. The launch comes less than a week after Islamabad’s main adversary India tested a long-range ballistic missile of its own.
The Pentagon has frittered away billions in taxpayer cash on not fully tested arms, a government watchdog report says.
