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Judges granted government request to suspend three parliamentarians due to take office next week - taking opposition below two-thirds majority needed to unpick Nicolas Maduro's grip on power
Update: There are reports of a "large explosion" near the site of the fire. Here's the clip:
I got a couple emails that asked me, "Hey, don't you think we NEED a military?! What are we going to do if we're attacked?!" Very well. I'll play. Pay attention, boys and girls. Get up and make coffee and settle in for a nice winter's cha
The state of Wyoming recently passed Senate Bill 12, the Data Trespass Bill, which will prevent people from collecting evidence of pollution, even on public lands.
One hundred years ago European civilization, as it had been known, was ending its life in the Great War, later renamed World War I.
Brussels, Belgium traditionally puts on a spectacular fireworks display to ring in the new year, but this year there will be no such celebration. The terror threat in the nation and in the city in particular, where several conspirators in the Paris a
President Barack Obama has admitted that a "pretty sizeable percentage" of world leaders are "out of their minds". The President made the admission to Jerry Seinfeld for an episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
It has come down to this: a year in which the US stock market (led by a handful of shares even as the vast majority of stocks has dropped) has gone nowhere, but took the longest and most volatile path to get there, is about to close either red or gre
Ballistic-Missile Program. Spot what's wrong with the following sentence: "The Obama administration is preparing to impose its first financial sanctions on Iran since it forged a landmark nuclear agreement in July."
A Yahoo Finance headline this morning reads: "Unhappy New Year: The U.S. Economy Is Stalling Out."
Virtual reality has a very real problem. With several technology giants preparing splashy introductions for the first VR headsets in 2016, few people own hardware capable of fully supporting Facebook's Oculus Rift or other systems.
"The main goal today is to make space cheap," Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who's in charge of defense, told Rossiya 24 TV in an interview on Wednesday in Moscow. "Competitors are stepping on our toes. Look at what billionaire Musk is
identity via RFID hacking(NaturalNews) The last thing you're probably thinking about as you wrap up your holiday shopping is the possibility that identity thieves might be trying to steal your credit and debit cards, drivers license or other personal
(NaturalNews) The birth of a baby should be a joyous occasion for a family. However, over the past decade, over 130,000 babies in the United States have been born with drug addictions, making the experience anything but happy.
It's not just investors who want to be like Warren Buffett. Many CEOs would too.
It has now been more than two and a half years since the Cyprus Steal, the first "bail-in" perpetrated in the Western world, occurred. Before reviewing the history of this newest financial atrocity, it is necessary to define the terms.
Swiss army chief André Blattmann warned, in a Swiss newspaper article on Sunday, the risks of social unrest in Europe are soaring.
From farm to pharmaceutical, diesel truck to dinner plate, pipeline to plastic product, it is impossible to think of an area of our modern-day lives that is not affected by the oil industry.
This post originally ran on Truthdig contributor Juan Cole's website. Iraqi prime minister Haydar al-Abadi announced Friday that after the city of Ramadi was recovered from Daesh (ISIS, ISIL), the Iraqi army would go on to liberate Mosul (a city
in effect, conserve the environment.Thanks to the genius of an Israeli start-up company, the leftovers and food scraps people haphazardly throw into the trash can now be repurposed into fuel for cooking and fertilizer.
Christian Lindgren dropped out of school at age 18, and over the past nine years has explored 97 countries!
Al Jazeera America aired a bombshell documentary on Sunday night that put the ratings-starved cable news channel in the spotlight.
In some states, your driver's license soon might not be good enough to board a flight, even if you're traveling within the United States.
Saudi Arabia's finances are getting slammed by the crash in oil prices.
Ron Paul throws a life jacket into the ocean of American propaganda. Hillary sees an opportunity to tie terrorism to gun control. Also, has the U.S. really abandoned regime change in Syria? And finally, do we elect kings or servants? Don't miss this
Ron Paul throws a life jacket into the ocean of American propaganda. Hillary sees an opportunity to tie terrorism to gun control. Also, has the U.S. really abandoned regime change in Syria? And finally, do we elect kings or servants? Don't miss this
While the straws have been building on the camel's back of Apple's "no brainer" status over the past few months, today's news from DigiTimes appears to be the most damning yet on the 'peak Apple' phenomenon.
Referendum on radical proposal to give central banks sole money creation power will be held after petition gains 110,000 signatures
Plutonium-238 is the fuel that is driving the Mars rover Curiosity across the Martian landscape.
Smartphones are increasingly becoming the devices on which we access the web at home as well as on the move, meaning more power for Google and Apple
