Whistleblower Bradley Manning sentenced to 35 years in prison
• The GuardianBradley Manning has been sentenced to 35 years in jail. Manning is to be dishonorably discharged from the military and forfeit all pay and allowances.
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Bradley Manning has been sentenced to 35 years in jail. Manning is to be dishonorably discharged from the military and forfeit all pay and allowances.
Those That Are Not Preparing For The Coming Economic Depression Are Going To Bitterly Regret It
So much for the European growth meme (see CAT's bellwether sales to the region) or the cleanest dirty shirt moving across the pond.
This is one of those stories about the gold market that almost seems too wild to be true since the numbers are so extraordinary.
The reality is this: Americans now live under the largest and most invasive surveillance state in the history of the world. This has been confirmed and admitted, even by the talking heads of the mainstream press.
Just when one though the bad news out of Fukushima would trickle down, no pun intended, if only because purely statistically it was improbable that any more bad news would leak out, here comes TEPCO ....
the biggest non-news of the day, Germany's Finance Minister Wolfy Schaeuble finally admitted, officially for the first time, what everyone knows: Greece will need a third bailout.
If you want to track how close we are to the next financial collapse, there is one number that you need to be watching above all others.
A while back we told you about the amazing promise of a pair of augmented reality glasses from a company called Meta. At the time the device was primarily shown off via a concept video that offered a good deal of excitement to those looking to wearab
In Chile, activists are saying no to seed patents, joining thousands of protesters in the streets to tell Monsanto that they will fight the new “Monsanto law’ as it has been dubbed, to patent food crops.
Here we go again.
For both countries, the Snowden affair is just another ho-hum spat in the greater imperial rivalry.
All sources of preparedness information stress the importance of water. Without water everything else is put at risk. You cannot drink bullets, beans do not have a lot of moisture and sucking on a bandage will not help.
If you wanted to buy some homespun yarn or a bar of homemade soap, you might go shopping on Etsy.
A day after Lavabit, the secure email service used by National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, shuttered its doors, a more high-profile secure-communications provider also decided to end its email service.
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a new gun-control measure into law Sunday that requires all gun owners, including private citizens, to check the background of the person buying the gun.
What if we look at public schools as profit-making ventures?
Can a government agency block criticism by claiming copyright infringement? Sounds a bit ridiculous but it is happening. The NSA is effectively stopping one small business owner from criticism, claiming that by using its name he has infringed on the
A threat of legal action by the government that could have stopped reporting on the files leaked by Edward Snowden led to a symbolic act at the Guardian's offices in London
police state
Palestine
Congress made every misdemeanor, from spitting on the sidewalk to driving under the influence, a federal crime. Where once you had to be special to bump into federal law enforcement, now local law enforcement is a subsidiary to Washington
Groklaw, the award-winning legal/technology blog many think helped defeat SCO's attempt to seize control of Linux, is shutting down....because of the NSA. Its creator, Pamela Jones, says she cannot continue in a world with no email privacy
It had been a particular bad year, probably due to the fact that cameras were becoming cheaper and people were becoming smarter about their rights, which naturally made police even more aggressive.
Communist Party members across China are receiving secret instructions from Beijing to stomp out notions of democracy or rights that are growing among Chinese citizens. It appears that ideas of freedom are creeping into the worker’s paradise and, in
Government apologists are not at all dissimilar to alcoholics (or other addicts) who have not yet admitted the nature of their affliction. They too, are in a state of denial. No matter how many times the institution of government fails
President Obama has overseen a dramatic expansion of the regulatory state that will outlast his time in the White House. The reach of the executive branch has advanced steadily on his watch, further solidifying the power of bureaucrats who churn out
If the police arrest you, do they need a warrant to rifle through your cellphone? Last week the Obama administration asked the Supreme Court to resolve the issue and rule that the Fourth Amendment allows warrantless cellphone searches.
I have previously discussed the pattern of prosecutors in either not charging false rape victims or seeking relatively light sentences despite the incarceration of innocent men. While I would never recommend a prison sentence for a rape victim who
Tuesday is Ron Paul's 78th birthday. The former Texas congressman has had a long career as America's most ideologically consistent politician. Love him or hate him, he always speaks his mind, and refuses to pander to the crowd. To celebrate