Following the release of Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper, the masses of America have been chomping at the bit to slaughter Muslims. The film, which portrays the deadliest sniper in United States history, is a hit among the sect of Americans that tends to demonize Hollywood for being too liberal and anti-American. But …

Myriad Genetics Inc., owner of patents for genes linked to cancer risks, won an Australian court ruling allowing it to patent isolated DNA, a first in the country, with the U.S. Supreme Court set to hear a similar case. Federal Court Justice John Nicholas today in Sydney dismissed a 2010 …

British Foreign Secretary William Hague has said Britain would step up its support for Syria’s armed insurgents, providing them with an additional £5 million. Hague once again claimed that Britain’s support for the armed insurgents in Syria would take the form of “non-lethal support” saying it would remain British policy …

Business magnate Carlos Slim just bet a whole lot of money on gold. The world’s richest man, valued around $69 billion, just put $750 million into several gold mining projects in Mexico through his Minera Frisco SAB company. Slim swooped in as a company named AuRico fell on tough times. …

Apparently, former Secretary of State Colin Powell talked about former President Bill Clinton‘s history of sexual conduct in his hacked and leaked personal emails, and seems to have suggested the past is not really in the past. Aside from bashing both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, Powell wrote in a 2014 email that he would rather not …

Numerous scandals involving money laundering by the Obama administration are making headlines this week. Congressional investigators have stated that billions of dollars were funneled by Obama’s Department of Justice to liberal activist groups. “It’s clear partisan politics played a role in the illicit actions that were made,” Rep. John Ratcliffe, …

Now that the first parliamentary election vote is meaningless, with no party able to form a coalition government, everyone is focusing on the outcome of the next election, which will take place some time in mid-June. Minutes ago Marc and Alpha (via Reuters) released the results of a poll conducted on Tuesday …

Were you one of those kids that always had your nose in a comic book, picturing yourself like the super hero on the pages? Perhaps you imagined yourself as Batman, cruising around Gotham in your Batmobile and making sure The Joker didn’t step out of line. Maybe you saw yourself …

First Scotland and Germany booted GMOs from their countries, citing fear of GMO crops contaminating their food supplies and concern over putting their food and beverage industries in jeopardy. Now, Greece and Latvia are telling Monsanto exactly what they can do with their genetically modified crops. The tide is turning. A tipping point …

On opening bell, Wall Street surged upward by two percent on news of an interest rate cut by China. US stocks stayed in positive territory for much of the day until collapsing in the closing hour, making Tuesday the sixth straight day of losses. The Dow Jones was up 440 …

Some interesting news has broken in the wake of the latest push for gun control by President Obama and Senate Democrats: Obama sends his kids to a school where armed guards are used as a matter of fact. The school, Sidwell Friends School in Washington, DC, has 11 security officers …

Foreign-backed insurgents in Syria have admitted that they receive salaries from their regional and trans-regional supporters in US dollars for fighting against the government of President Bashar al-Assad. The insurgents make thumbprints in ink next to their names and receive USD 150 a month for fighting against Syrian military forces. …

[youtube height=”400″ width=”550″]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpMPu5p_QXU&feature=g-u-u[/youtube]   Juice Rap News – Episode 16: Electile Dysfunction. It’s nearing the end of 2012, and bastion of world democracy (The United States of America) is displaying its free and open process of elections for the world to observe. As is customary every four years, the rigorous …

CNN is once again the target of the internet, this time for outing the Reddit user who allegedly created an anti-CNN video championed by President Donald J. Trump. That video shows Trump participating in a professional wrestling match in which he body-slams Vince McMahon, chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment. …

If you want to keep eating poison food, you can join the ‘scientists’ who keep spewing Monsanto-funded lies. They are telling us that genetically altered crops are good for us and the environment – that they are, in fact, a necessity to feed the world population. They say all of …

The long anticipated and prophesized year, 2012, has come and gone, yet, the problems and challenges facing mankind and planet earth remain. Those who have put stock in the idea of conscious evolution are now faced with the burden of proof: is there any legitimacy to this idea of a …

I don’t know about you, but I would label my personal knowledge of Hungary as wanting, if not painfully incomplete. It’s not an easy country to come to grips with, not least of all of course because Hungarian doesn’t look like any western language we know with the possible exception …

Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook and Larry Page of Google both strongly denied giving unfettered access to user data to U.S. officials, but it turns out both companies have, in fact, cooperated with governments requests. Zuckerberg denied his company’s link to secret government data-sharing scheme PRISM on Friday in a blustery …

Recently, I wrote about a small $100,000 trade of cheese and butter. Why? This one trade changed 400 years of history in just four hours. How so? Normally, it would take 10 days to handle the paperwork. But this trade concluded in less than four hours. The solution: a blockchain platform that …

Trust in America’s mainstream media is continuing its downward cycle, falling to new lows in recent years as major newspapers lose more and more credibility. According to a recent Gallup survey, “Americans’ confidence in newspapers fell slightly to 23 percent this year, from 25 percent in 2012 and 28 percent …