The Lies of Lyin' Liar Alex jones
As crowds gathered in Ho Chi Minh City on Thursday to mark the 40th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung reminded the crowd of the role the United States had played in that war.
Joseph Hayon, founding president of the Brooklyn Tea Party and failed city council candidate, was arrested last week for possessing and sharing child pornography, the New York Post reported.
After Edward Snowden revealed the NSA’s secret mass surveillance scheme to the American people and the world, there have been those who consider what he did to be treasonous rather than patriotic.
The New Challenge to Monsanto By Colin Todhunter In a challenge delivered to Monsanto’s headquarters on May 20, 2015, US public interest attorney Steven Druker calls on that corporation to find any inaccurate statements of fact in his new book: “Altered Genes, Twisted Truth – How the Venture to Genetically Engineer Our Food Has Subverted Science, Corrupted Government, and Systematically Deceived the Public” The thoroughly documented and referenced book exposes the substantial risks of genetically engineered foods and the multiple misrepresentations that have enabled them to permeate world markets.
IT Chief at Bangladesh Coca-Cola Unit Arrested as ISIS Suspect DHAKA — An IT manager at a subsidiary of Coca-Cola Co was one of two men arrested in Bangladesh on suspicion of planning to fight for Islamic State in Syria, police and company sources said on Monday.
South American militaries have been sending soldiers to the U.S. for “ethics” and “human rights” train.
If it seems like Texas has been in the news quite a bit lately, that’s probably because it has. Of all the s.
Author's note: Until this past February, I worked as a contracted television producer for Global TV and its current affairs program, 16x9.
By Wolf D. Fuhrig Koch Industries owed its creation to Fred C. Koch (1900-1967), a chemical engineer who deve.
By Philip Mattera Corporate Research Project London-based GlaxoSmithKline is the product of the 2000 merger of two drug giants: Glaxo—which had its origins in the infant formula business and then jumped to the top ranks of the pharmaceutical industry on the basis of the extraordinarily popular ulcer drug Zantac—and SmithKline Beecham, which was itself the product of a merger of a U.