ON AIR NOW
Click to Play
A gang of rogue cops clobbered a Brooklyn man they saw smoking a joint, then sodomized him with a walkie-talkie antenna during a broad-daylight attack in a subway station, law-enforcement sources and the victim's lawyer said.
The depth of the recession was revealed today as truckmaker Volvo admitted demand across the Continent has crashed by 99.7% as it took orders for just 115 new trucks in the last three months.
“We remain focused on building sustainable success, not only on short-term results (and) we will continue to assess our overall staffing needs. Any decisions or actions will be shared directly with employees,” it said.
What makes this particular case interesting is that the police department backed down when they found out that there was surveillance footage of the incident. Judging from the video, there was simply no good reason for the
Israel has had more than its share of aggressive war hawks among its political elite, however, few can hold a candle to dear old Bibi. He is the one that scares most of the rest. He never met a war that he did not like.
The unprecedented intervention by the White House less than two weeks before the presidential election may result in at least 200,000 voters in Ohio not being able to vote on Election Day.
Videographer David Ridley in Keene, New Hampshire will risk arrest to defy a court order banning the videotaping of an upcoming high profile Keene trial surrounding a couch enforcement dispute (that's right - a couch!).
"Can do" and "ought to" are two separate questions. Should something be done just because it can and can something be done even if we should? GMU Econ Professor Peter Boettke brilliantly pursues the answers.
In this audio, Gard highlights recent news on ACORN in Ohio, and chats with Ed Naile, Chairman of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers. [the bad guys have no compunction about voting early and often]
Acetone is used to peel the plastic off the card's millimeter-square chip. Once they isolated the chip, they embedded it in a block of plastic and sanded it down layer by layer to examine its construction. RFID chip reveals the algorithms that co
Army Gen. Ray Odierno, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, told USA Today: "Without (a security agreement), we would potentially have to cease all operations."
A controversial voodoo doll is proving to be quite the pain in the side of French President Nicolas Sarkozy. [It is a funny story, but even more interesting is an elaborate introduction to the religious history of VooDoo. Very interesting.]
Obama has refused to release his medical, college and university records. In May, the NY Times said, ""No presidential candidate should get to the point that he has locked up his party’s nomination without public vetting of his health.
This is just getting worse and worse. Now it's happening in Texas. (And in MO, if you read to the end of the article). And the vaunted "thousands of attorneys" from the Obama campaign and the DNC are still nowhere to be found.
The front-page commentary in the overseas edition of the People's Daily said that Asian and European countries should banish the U.S. dollar from their direct trade relations for a start, relying only on their own currencies.
best-selling author Naomi Wolf (The Beauty Myth) makes a chilling case that American democracy is under threat. Investigating parallels between our current situation and the rise of dictators and fascism in once-free societies
America stands upon the precipice of an economic Armageddon as we are witnessing the most gigantic theft of public and private assets in the history of the planet. Conspicuously missing from the national conversation of America’s pending economic col
Josh Lowry Manuel, who reportedly hails from Houston, Texas,claimed that, after seeing a Ron Paul bumper sticker on his car, the male attacker beat him and used his knife to mark a M on his face.
(The government had better not show up at her front door)
The Treasury Department is dramatically expanding the scope of its bailout of the financial system with a plan to take ownership stakes in the nation's insurance companies, signaling new concerns about a sector of the economy whose trouble
The hedge fund industry, a once-unstoppable profit machine that has already lost more than $200 billion in value this year, could shrink by a quarter or more as the global financial crisis deepens, according to industry analysts and fund managers.
CNN's John Roberts spoke to Rep. Ron Paul about the upcoming presidential election and the possibility that the Republicans could take a beating at the polls. However, he started off with a question about former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Gree
While the McCain campaign is doing everything it can to distance itself from the presidency of George W. Bush, “SNL” still managed to imagine how an endorsement from the commander-in-chief would go...
Markets down more than 70%: Vietnam (-70.5%), Peru (-73.2%), Ireland (-73.4%), Russia (-73.9%), Iceland (-88.7%).
Now there is real hope. Americans have experienced the melt down of illusion and can see that what matters is community. That is where we live. It is home. Now, we can have what matters most, experiencing a security we build together on a foundat
After piling the last of his Campaign for Liberty signs in the back of a beat-up Ford truck Thursday, Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) once again abandoned his candidacy for president.
[It is working. Keep up the pressure.] Troy Davis, a black American who has spent 17 years on death row for the murder of a white policeman, was Friday granted a stay of execution, three days before he was due to be put to death, court documents show
In fact, Mahindra & Mahindra, which plans to enter the U.S. auto market with its own vehicle next year, denied interest in Hummer earlier this year.
Thursday October 23, 2008 - Jonathan Alter
Thursday October 23, 2008 - Gov. Jon Corzine
