The FBI now claims Russia and Iran obtained voter registration data—but gave no explanation as to who it impacted—and that Iranian hackers posted as the “Proud Boys” to threaten Democrats into voting for Trump…
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The Justice Department is finally taking action against one of the most powerful tech giants in the country—alleging in a new lawsuit that Google is guilty of violating federal antitrust laws.
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While Biden says he would keep a reduced number of forces in the Middle East—similar to what Trump has tried to achieve—the candidate who is vowing to bring the troops home is the one who isn’t invited to the debate…
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Venezuela has passed new “anti-blockade” legislation aimed at undermining US sanctions that allows President Maduro to sign confidential oil deals with private firms and foreign nations…
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While Congress admits that Facebook used the data it collected to “acquire, copy, or kill” threats, and then enforced its platform policies based on whether it perceived other companies as competitive threats, it refuses to do anything to stop Facebook from breaking antitrust laws…
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President Trump is now saying he feels better than he has in 20 years after he received an experimental drug cocktail—not approved by the FDA for the public—during his short stay at Walter Reed Medical Center. He returned to the White House where the number of members in his inner circle who have tested positive for COVID-19 continues to grow…
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Three years after the Las Vegas shooting, countless questions remain about the suspect, the motive, and the response from police. Yet the deadliest mass shooting in modern US History seems to have been all but forgotten…
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From the Assange trial, to foreign policy, to mass surveillance, here are 5 questions the moderators won’t be asking Trump or Biden during the first presidential debate tonight…
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Venezuelan President Maduro called out the US for its campaign to remove him from power, which has included massive sanctions against his country and his closest allies, and funding to prop up his opposition…
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The Trump Administration is moving forward with the plan to hold social media platforms accountable for the content posted by their users—a move that has been heavily criticized by those who say it will only lead to more censorship without any legitimate consequences…
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The Trump Administration is calling for the restoration of all UN sanctions against Iran—while China and Russia call out the US for speaking for the UN and acting beyond its legal limits…
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With the 2020 Election just weeks away, the same country that lectures the world on “Freedom and Democracy” is now using its mainstream media to convince voters that their voice only matters if it isn’t being used to support a Third Party, because “two parties is plenty.”
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The mainstream media is now quietly walking back the claim that Russia paid the Taliban “bounties” to kill American soldiers, after the top US commander in the region confirmed there was no evidence—a reminder that MSM would rather focus on “anonymous” scandals than to report the verifiable corruption the US has fueled in Afghanistan for 19 YEARS…
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Tensions have continued to increase between the US and China as Beijing claims it has proof of Washington’s fly planes coming too close to home, and the US tries to force the sell-off of TikTok…
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As the United States approaches the 19th anniversary of the launch of the “War on Terror,” a new report is giving insight for the first time into just how many people have been displaced—and they say 37 million is a conservative estimate…
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Assange’s extradition case is set to resume, days after a US court ruled that the NSA program revealed by Snowden is illegal—a reminder that when corruption is exposed by whistleblowers and journalists, the US Gov’t adds to the crimes by targeting the one who made it public…
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The US is calling on its allies to form an “Anti-China” coalition in Beijing’s backyard, claiming China is turning its military into an empire to spread its beliefs—a claim all too familiar to the country that has forcefully spread “freedom and democracy” around the world…
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After months of pressure from the US, India could be the next ally to cut ties with Huawei by moving to “phase out” equipment after cutting the Chinese tech giant from its 5G trials…
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Trump is now claiming the US is closer than ever to ending the Iraq War—but his timing serves as a reminder of the similar empty promises that were made by his predecessors, as Congress continues to provide trillions for illegal wars they never voted for in the first place…
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Trump and Biden have both served in US administrations, and they have both been responsible for unspeakable crimes against humanity in the “War on Terror.” With the 2020 nominees, the Establishment is working to ensure that the next president is a seasoned war criminal…
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The United Nations Security Council has voted to reject a resolution submitted by the US that aimed to extend the current arms embargo on Iran indefinitely, as the FBI announces it will help investigate the deadly explosion in Lebanon, and Iran warns about the dangers of Western interference…
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The Trump Administration is justifying its plan to train proxy forces in order to seize Syrian oil by saying it falls under their “Counter-ISIS Train and Equip” Fund—just a few years after the Obama Administration’s failed “Train and Equip” program to work with “moderate” rebels…
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The US is warning Europe about the influence of China and Russia in the fields of 5G dominance and energy dependence amid new threats of sanctions against countries that work with Huawei or aid in the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline…
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The US claims it wants control of oil in Syria to keep resources away from ISIS—but it’s actually an excuse to keep troops on the ground while stealing resources from the Syrian Gov’t. The goal of the US has always been to overthrow Bashar al-Assad and that hasn’t changed…
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The Trump Admin’s ban on TikTok comes just in time for Microsoft to save the day as it moves forward with plans to acquire the app. But Microsoft actually does have direct ties to the US Gov’t in the form of thousands of military contracts and no plans to protect your data…
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This week, four of the most powerful men in the U.S. Tech industry were questioned on whether their platforms have violated anti-trust laws in recent years as they have risen to dominate the internet…
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The US and Australia are planning to ramp up military exercises in the South China Sea—putting them in direct conflict with Beijing—as the Trump Administration calls for its allies to “put pressure” on China…
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While docs from a lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell are set to be made public, we still don’t have access to the docs from Jeffrey Epstein’s original plea deal, which the FBI has since admitted was given in exchange for “information” he provided to the government…
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As Republicans and Democrats consider what to include in next year’s NDAA, they are killing any attempt to end the longest war in US History, despite reports that the US has given Afghanistan nothing but corruption, destruction and a very powerful Taliban after 19 years…
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The Trump Administration is on a quest to redefine “Human Rights” around the world, after decades of U.S. Foreign Policy from both parties targeting the world’s most vulnerable populations and creating death, destruction and poverty in the name of “Freedom and Democracy.”
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Americans are facing a crisis that will impact millions for years to come. But instead of serving those they represent, Congress is focused on keeping its allies happy—despite Saudi Arabia’s bombing of civilians and reports that Israel is trying to start a war with Iran…
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Officials are already warning Ghislaine Maxwell will take her own life while in custody, almost one year after they claim Epstein did the same. But while reports also claim Maxwell will “name names,” is there any evidence the Gov’t will do anything about it if she does?
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If the FBI wanted to take down Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell, they would have done it years ago. Instead of treating Ghislaine like a helpless socialite, we should be asking why the US Justice system has failed dozens of underage girls for so long…
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While Democrats and Republicans are uniting to call for action against Russia over anonymous claims from an unverified report, they had nothing to say about the devastating corruption documented by named sources in the Afghanistan Papers…
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Israel is calling for the US to enact “snapback sanctions” against Iran, which would essentially mean that Washington would be punishing the country now for actions it thinks they might carry out in the future…
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Not only have the claims from the New York Times been denied by all sides it alleged were involved, but the article fails to take into account the events that were happening in Afghanistan at the time. If we want to talk about who was actually pursuing peace, there is no debate…
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John Bolton has become quite the media darling lately—but by giving him credibility, the media is white-washing the career of a man who has thrived off of lies, death, and destruction, and the only thing he should be questioned about are the war crimes he has committed…
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The Department of Justice is preparing to take on a decades-old provision that shields tech companies from facing lawsuits over the content posted by their users…
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Tensions in the skies appear to be increasing again, as the United States intercepts another fleet of Russian bombers, off the coast of Alaska. But while the US claims the flight was too close for comfort, Russia claims it went according to schedule…
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Just two days after the first deadly clashes in decades between China and India, both countries are calling for a peaceful resolution. But the violence also comes at a time when the US has strengthened its relationship with India, and has seen increased tensions with China…
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When it comes to political rivals abroad, the US has shown little mercy. Instead, it seems to use these figures as a symbol to the rest of the world, and to anyone who challenges US sanctions or policies…
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More than 17 years after the US invaded Iraq, Washington now claims it plans to withdraw troops and end its permanent military presence—as long as the Iraqi government continues to follow its demands…
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The media loves to show footage of looting and violence—but rarely covers looting when it’s state-sanctioned. But why aren’t we hearing about the Trump Admin’s refusal to reveal how it spent $500 Billion or the Pentagon’s request for more funding to fulfill weapons contracts?
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Why is it that when police kill an innocent black man, the focus is always on the victim’s past, instead of the killer’s past, and what led up to his use of excessive force?
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Police officers should be the ones on the front lines of the nationwide protests, calling for an end to corruption within their own system. The fact that they’re not is a reminder that the corrupt patterns in American policing go far beyond just the funding they receive…
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More than 40 million Americans have filed for unemployment since a nationwide lockdown sparked by the coronavirus began, and some of the small business owners who were already struggling to survive are now finding themselves with a new list of grievances after their storefronts and equipment were targeted by rioters and looters in the midst of ongoing protests. But while America seems to be in a state of chaos, the stock market seems to be doing just fine…
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While the US has repeatedly declared its support for Juan Guaido and warned against his arrest over the last year, the Venezuelan government has referred to Guaido as a “fugitive from justice” and accused him of hiding in a diplomatic location…
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Dozens of unmarked guards who have since been identified as Bureau of Prisons employees specializing in prison riots were seen patrolling the streets of Washington DC, dressed like they were preparing to deploy to a war zone…
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While the Trump Administration focused on the violence that has accompanied some protests, the demonstrations we have seen in Washington DC over the last few days have been overwhelmingly peaceful, even in the face of an increasingly militarized police force on the ground…
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In response to calls for stronger police accountability across the nation, lawmakers have promised to introduce legislation to end police court protections, to create a national database for police misconduct, and to end a program that gives local police departments access to military gear…
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