A Few Interesting Details About What Marissa Mayer And Yahoo Are Up To
• Business InsiderReader interest in what Marissa Mayer is doing at Yahoo is insanely high.
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This Chart Proves Work-Based Welfare Works
• Business InsiderThis may seem only obliquely related to the political hurly-burly of the moment, but I think it’s connected.
The Ukrainian Navy Is Strapping Dolphins With Guns To Attack Swimmers
• Business InsiderThe Navies of the world have long known how effective the sonar of dolphins and sea lions can be at locating small underwater objects.
Tribes Give New Hope To Fight Against Coal Ports
• Common DreamsNW tribes flex their muscle over proposed coal terminal project
US election double standards
• rt.comWhile the US prides itself in free and fair elections, RT’s Anastasia Churkina reports on some of the flaws and double standards in the electoral system that American politicians pretend don’t exist.
Many injured as nationalists storm Moscow gay bar
• rt.comSome 20 alleged nationalists launched an assault on a Moscow gay bar amidst Coming Out Day celebrations, kicking women in their heads, using bottles as weapons and making threats with guns. The attack left many injured, with three taken to hospital.
MS-13 gang labeled transnational criminal group, a first for US street gang
• Christian Science Monitor By Howard LaFranchiMS-13 gang is a violent group engaged in the drug, sex, and human trafficking trades in the US. Designating MS-13 gang a transnational criminal organization helps US officials target it more aggressively.
Budget deficit tops $1 trillion for fourth straight year
• By Rachelle Younglai ReutersThe United States government reported a budget surplus for the final month of the 2012 fiscal year, but the tiny bump in revenues did not prevent the country's deficit from exceeding $1 trillion for the fourth year in a row.
Disabled Vet Labeled “Terrorist” For Investigating Cost Of Surveillance Cameras
• Prison Planet Paul Joseph WatsonCharacterization was reprisal for open records request, charges Elbert County man
Rival protesters clash in Egypt's capital
• AljazeeraA least 100 people injured after clashes breakout during rival rallies in Cairo's Tahrir Square after Friday prayers.
Eurozone crisis: summer promise quickly evaporating
• The GuardianAfter a few months in which policymakers believed they might have turned the corner, the gloom is descending
How Cuba won the missile crisis
• The Guardian Richard GottHalf a century ago, in October 1962, the world woke up to the Cuban missile crisis. The Russians were unloading nuclear missiles on Cuba, and the Americans were demanding they be withdrawn.
Anonymous vows revenge after WikiLeaks launches ‘filthy’ paywall
• Rawstory“To this day, not ONE single WikiLeaks staff are charged or incarcerated. However, Anonymous has 14 indicted (facing 15 years) for online protests defending WikiLeaks – and one (Jeremy Hammond) in prison and facing 20 years for
Panetta Warns of Dire Threat of Cyberattack on U.S.
• New York TimesDefense Secretary Leon Panetta warned the US was facing a “cyber-Pearl Harbor” and was increasingly vulnerable to foreign computer hackers who could dismantle the nation’s power grid, transportation system, financial networks and government.
Former spy talks "Argo," and Iran rescue mission
• Reuters"Argo" is based on one of Mendez's most remarkable missions, rescuing six Americans from Iran during the height of the 1979 hostage crisis and helping them pose as a Canadian film crew making a fictitious film called "Argo."
Taliban's "Radio Mullah" sent hit squad after 14 year old Pakistani schoolgirl
• ReutersOne of the Taliban's most feared commanders, Maulana Fazlullah, carefully briefed two killers from his special hit squad on their next target. The gunmen weren't going after any army officer, politician or Western diplomat. Their target was a 14-y
Greece's biggest company flees, bottler CCH to Switzerland
• ReutersGreece's biggest company, Coca Cola Hellenic, is leaving the country, the drinks bottler said on Thursday as its move to Switzerland and a London listing for its shares dealt a blow to the crippled Greek economy.
Dove Dinner Lands Texas Man In Hot Water With Law
• CBS NewsA Texas man is in hot water with the law after cooking and eating a dove that had flown against the side of his home, broke its neck and died. Being dove hunting season in Texas, Ryan Adams thought it was a stroke of luck when he discovered
Navigating the US's Politicized Economy
Terry CoxonAbsent the state's involvement in the workings of the marketplace, an investor's central task would be to evaluate companies for their ability to efficiently produce and market what customers want.
Plea from Saeed in Iran: "Please help us"
• www.dailypaul.comI recently wrote a blog post comparing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's warnings about Iran to the flatly false declarations he made about Iraq a decade earlier. The post went on to refute three key assumptions built into America's anti-
Major Progress on Age Related Muscle Wastage
• arcleinA dormant reservoir of stem cells is present inside every muscle, ready to be activated by exercise and injury to repair any damage. When needed, these cells divide into hundreds of new muscle fibres that repair the muscle. At the end of the repairin
Slow Human Brain Development Differs From Chimps
• arcleinThese cognitive functions are known to mature relatively late in humans, after the time of adolescence. Also, this period of persistent myelin development during early adulthood in humans is a time of particular vulnerability to neuropsychiatric d
Heaven is Real
• arcleinAlexander says he first found himself floating above clouds before witnessing, "transparent, shimmering beings arced across the sky, leaving long, streamer like lines behind them." He claims to have been escorted by an unknown female companion a
Selling off Britain: Privatising the police
• Aljazeera"Wanted: Major Crime Investigator"
Chevron Corp Fails to Block $18 Billion Ecuador Judgment
• Reuters By Terry BaynesChevron Corp this week lost a U.S. Supreme Court bid to block an $18.2 billion judgment against it in Ecuador in a case over pollution in the Amazon jungle.
Nigeria flooding called 'natural disaster'
• AljazeeraWorst floods in 50 years have killed 140 people, left hundreds of thousands homeless, and raised fears of a food crisis.
Turkey deploys fighter jets to Syria border after frontier village allegedly bombed – reports
• rt.comAccording to witnesses, Turkey scrambled two fighter jets to the Syrian border in response to an army helicopter bombing the Syrian border town of Azmarin, Reuters reported.
Asian Seafood Raised on Pig Feces Approved for U.S. Consumers
• Prison PlanetAt Ngoc Sinh Seafoods Trading & Processing Export Enterprise, a seafood exporter onVietnam’s southern coast, workers stand on a dirty floor sorting shrimp one hot September day. There’s trash on the floor, and flies crawl over baskets of processed sh
Exclusive new Organic Spies video released
• Prison Planet Mike Adams Natural NewsA new video has surfaced from the Organic Spies group, and that video is being released exclusively on the Natural News video site TV.naturalnews.com.
Japan Navy video: Armada flexes muscles amid islands dispute
• Prison PlanetA graceful yet compellingly powerful Japanese armada has embellished the country’s Sagami Bay, showcasing the latest firepower of seabound warfare.
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