Way Too Many Nukes

• Some progress made over last few decades, but Earth still in danger By Victor Thorn How many nuclear weapons are there in the hands of leaders around the world? The precise number is unknown. […]

• Affiliation with violent Black Panthers while in college may explain AG’s anti-white bias By Pat Shannan Attorney General Eric Holder’s reluctance to prosecute criminal behavior on the part of the Black Panthers in Philadelphia […]

By Paul Craig Roberts The October 5 employment report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows 114K new jobs in September and a drop in the rate of unemployment from 8.1% to 7.8%. As […]

• Tensions between Syria, Turkey threaten to suck Russia, West into military conflict By Richard Walker The growing military tension between Turkey and Syria has the real potential to drag United States-backed North Atlantic Treaty […]

• Ex-president: United States has worst election process on planet By Pete Papaherakles Injecting billions of dollars into U.S. politics is a recipe for corruption, says former President Jimmy Carter. Placing the blame squarely on […]

• DoJ email and Internet snooping increased 361% between 2009 and 2011 By Dave Gahary If any American was still foolish enough to believe that the United States is still a democracy protected by the […]

• Former reporter reveals how mainstream news sways public opinion for global elite By Keith Johnson The already tarnished reputation of The New York Times suffered another blow recently when one of its former foreign […]

• Chinese firms cashing in on America’s financial woes • Buying up ports, toll ways, real estate, energy companies By Victor Thorn On September 28, United States President Barack Hussein Obama, citing national security concerns, […]

• President does an about-face; sends Special Forces back to Iraq to kill former Sunni allies By Richard Walker Just when it seemed the United States was done occupying Iraq, Barack Obama has ordered more […]

Wall Street protesters set their sights on the Federal Reserve By Jeff Smith NEW YORK—The Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement celebrated its first anniversary in late September with multiple major marches and rallies. They drew […]

• Midwest droughts, growing unrest in the Middle East have prognosticators worried By Keith Johnson The worst United States drought since 1936 has devastated crops and livestock across the country and opened the floodgates to […]

• Mexicans kept in dark about U.S. schemes By Victor Thorn On June 28, Melanie Wilcox of the Center for Media and Public Policy, an investigative journalism operation at The Heritage Foundation, provided this AMERICAN […]

By Ronald L. Ray Russia and China have radically reinforced their strategic alliance in the face of increasingly militaristic United States imperialism. According to the German newspaper National-Zeitung, when Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Chinese […]

Attacks on embassy, ambassador carried out by violent faction trained, armed by United States By Richard Walker Initial efforts by the Obama administration to tie the embassy attack in Libya to an angry mob ignore […]