ON AIR NOW
Click to Play
Can this war be stopped? Can anyone stop this war? Since we can’t rely on Congress or political candidates or the typical American or even Christians who supposedly follow the "Prince of Peace," there is only one way I see to end this war.
Scientists are creating real-life "flies-on-the-walls" by fitting insects with special implants that enable them to be used as spies. The creatures are being installed with special electrodes, batteries and even video cameras that enable th
What no one in the conventional media seems to understand about the Ron Paul Campaign is that while Ron is the spokesman, the vessel, the action takes place through the Revolution. That is why we call it The Revolution. With the Revolution winning is
The bill would require anyone who contributes to a website to register their real name, address and e-mail address with that site. Their full name would be used anytime a comment is posted. The website operator would have to pay if someone posts anon
Fannie Mae, the largest U.S. [government] home funding company, could face further declines in its already battered share price, and may soon need a [taxpayer] government bailout, according to the latest issue of Barron's.
A senior Iranian oil official said on Saturday he expected the oil price to fall ahead of November’s US presidential election, suggesting Washington would seek to push it down for political reasons. [funny how that happens]
Volunteers who worked the caucus are suspicious of at least one of the caucus lists, the precinct chairman said. At least 3 students who signed the list verified the candidates attached to their names were not the candidates they voted for.
Douglas J. Feith, in a massive score-settling work ["don't blame me"], portrays an intelligence community and a State Department that repeatedly undermined plans he developed as undersecretary of defense for policy and conspired to unde
A US missile strike in Somalia, aimed at a man described by the Pentagon as a "known al-Qa'ida terrorist", succeeded only in hurting six civilians and killing three cows and a calf, the IoS has learned. [We're good at that.]
John McCain should know. More than any other candidate for president, John McCain should know that peace talks can be stronger and smarter than bombs, that withdrawing American soldiers can be the best way to achieve stability, and that the best way
MobiTV Inc., which provides TV services on Sprint Nextel Corp. cell phones, is trying to shut down a Web forum that is carrying instructions on how to get access to its channels for free. MobiTV sent a letter to Howardforums.com, asking the site t
FINANCIERS, real-estate agents and car salesmen might be suffering from America's economic malaise, but bulging jails have triggered a profit boom for corrections companies. The US leads the world in the number of people it incarcerates and go
The dollar sank towards fresh lows against the euro and the yen in Asian trade on Monday after a bleak US jobs report added to concerns that the world's largest economy is in a recession, dealers said. The dollar slipped to 102.29 yen in Tokyo
U.S. average retail gasoline prices have reached a new high of almost $3.20 per gallon and will likely jump another 20 to 30 cents in the next month, worsening the pain of consumers struggling to make ends meet in an economic downturn.
When U.S. authorities raised a tall curtain of steel through this tiny Arizona border town to prevent people crossing illegally from Mexico, the smugglers on the south side were ready. [hilarious and why political solutions are crap]
A British company has developed a camera that can detect weapons, drugs or explosives hidden under people's clothes from up to 25 meters away in what could be a breakthrough for the security industry.
Attorneys for a former USA TODAY reporter plan to ask a federal appeals court to suspend the payment of thousands of dollars in fines imposed for failing to identify sources who named former Army scientist Steven Hatfill as a possible suspect in the
An effort to help people hold on to their property and build an economy intends to teach people to pool resources in traditional farming cooperatives. Farmers would grow crops that tap the demand for organic food and alternative fuel production.
A consensus began to emerge today that the best way to give Florida's Democrats a voice in electing a candidate for president lies with the U.S. Postal Service.
The flow of blood may be ebbing, but the flood of money into the Iraq war is steadily rising, new analyses show. In 2008, its sixth year, the war will costs $12 billion a month, triple the "burn" rate of its earliest years, Nobel Prize-winn
A collective rights decision by the court would violate the contract by which Montana entered into statehood, called the Compact With the United States and archived at Article I of the Montana Constitution.
We are expecting SB 1214, an AzCDL requested bill, to be debated in the Senate Committee of the Whole (COW), and possibly voted on in Third Read, the week of March 10-14, 2008. It's time to let EVERY Senator know that "public opinion"
Since Britain's income tax accounts for one quarter of the £534 billion spent by the government last year, U.K. Libertarian Party leader Patrick Vessey has called for it to be abolished.
A poll posted on our website last month asked visitors how they react to “No Firearms” signs in businesses. With over 50 voters, the results speak for themselves; just 14% of gun owners report that they disarm willingly.
Reports that Ron Paul has quit the Presidential Race remind me of Mark Twain's famous quote, "Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." The Ron Paul Presidential campaign continues, albeit at a different pace. What does that mean?
She lost her house, her parents' home and stole from her clients. The casinos tried to bar her and she sued them. Now she's suing because they didn't stop her.
We have a president who claims to talk directly to the Son of God, and yet we see in this video how followers of George Bush treat the Iraqi people.
The US House has been hearing in subcommittee talk of the Merida Initiative, another frightening piece of globalist handiwork which has been blowing in the wind since a statement last October revealed how much had already been accomplished in secret.
WASHINGTON — The worst fears of consumers, investors and Washington officials were confirmed on Friday, as deepening paralysis on Wall Street collided with stark new evidence of falling employment and a likely recession.
It would later be revealed by the 9/11 commission into the September 11 attacks that more than 40 presidential briefings presented to Bush from January 2001 through to September 10, 2001, included references to bin Laden.
