The Start Department announced today that it has authorized sanctions against 33 Russian individuals and entities connected to defense and intelligence structures.
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The innocent family that had their home seized by police through civil asset forfeiture fought back, and their victory will affect other residents for years to come.
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North Korea is welcoming leaders from South Korea this week as leaders from the countries participate in talks that the South claims could bring the North closer to denuclearization.
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We hear about new advances in technology all of the time—from driverless cars to artificial intelligence—but research shows that Americans are starting to fear robots taking over the workplace and eventually taking their jobs.
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As tensions continue to increase in the province of Idlib, there are growing reports of protests as multiple factions prepare to fight for control of Syria’s northwestern region—but who is behind the protests, and what is truly motivating them?
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As tensions increase in Idlib, Russia is now accusing the White Helmets of using orphans to film videos simulating a chemical attack to be blamed on the Syrian government.
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When Amazon announced its merger with Whole Foods, many were concerned about the long-term effects, and now we finally have some insight on how the deal has impacted local markets.
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After 17 years, there is no sign that the War on Terror is ending anytime soon—but there is evidence that Al Qaeda is stronger than ever, thanks to the U.S.
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Tensions are increasing in Syria as Turkey is reportedly increasing its troops stationed at the Syrian border, and the United States is responding to accusations that it used illegal chemical weapons over the weekend.
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Both Nike and Colin Kaepernick will make money from the ad campaign—but nothing is being done for the victims of police brutality who are being exploited.
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A massive fire has destroyed more than 200 years of artifacts that were housed in Brazil’s National Museum, and heartbroken residents are pointing to budget cuts and poor maintenance as the culprit for the tragic loss.
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A massive shortage of avocados has sent the price of the popular fruit skyrocketing, which has resulted in an avocado black market in some countries as the supply runs low and the demand continues to increase… If there is one thing Americans love to include in their meal, it is a good avocado. But as […]
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After being called out for citing anonymous sources who claimed they were misquoted, CNN is now in the spotlight for its low ratings.
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CNN is still refusing to retract its claim that President Trump was aware of a 2016 meeting between his team and a Russian lawyer, even though one of its main sources is walking back his claims.
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If you’re a big fan of coconut oil, there is a good chance you have used it for cooking, skin care, and you may have even added it to your coffee. Yet the debate over the substance is heating up once again, with a professor from Harvard University’s School of Health claiming that coconut oil is actually pure poison.
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The prison strike is now on its seventh day, and inmates in at least 7 states are participating by refusing to work, refusing to purchase items from their respective prisons, and in some cases, even refusing to eat.
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Reports claim that at least 22 children and four women were tragically killed as they tried to flee the ongoing violence in Yemen.
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A report from the U.S. government admits that after spending $8.62 billion to eliminate opium production in Afghanistan, the U.S. actually contributed to it.
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Facebook and YouTube have failed to admit that by banning Alex Jones, they are actually doing their part to give credibility to all of his hateful ideas.
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After three years of house arrest with no access to the internet, a Palestinian poet has been sentenced to prison for a poem she posted on Facebook.
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After an 11-year-old girl secured the right to use cannabis to treat her seizures in school, her state passed a law giving all students the same freedom.
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Local growers are making a difference by offering free cannabis samples to veterans, as an alternative for the dangerous opioids prescribed by the VA.
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After the state passed a $37,400,000,000.00 budget, a local lawmaker is now calling for an extra tax on tap water to combat lead contamination.
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While the federal government has spent years claiming hemp is a dangerous drug, farmers in 17 states are using it to create a variety of useful products.
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The U.S. government will no longer force “dark-money” groups or certain tax-exempt organizations to disclose their financial donors.
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In response to attempts to hold MGM Resorts International liable for the Las Vegas shooting, the company has filed a lawsuit against more than 1,000 victims
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On this day in 1776, American patriots revolted against the British government because they were sick and tired of being forced to pay an enormous amount of money in taxes to a tyrannical government, while having no say in how the money was spent, and receiving no benefits from it—does that sound familiar?! Every year, […]
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30 years ago today, an overeager U.S. Navy captain illegally shot down an Iranian passenger plane, killed 290 civilians, and was awarded for his service.
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A veteran protesting the VA, burned 90 percent of his body when he strapped homemade incendiary devices to himself and covered himself in flammable liquid.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that the Trump Administration’s travel ban is legal—letting the U.S. ban the refugees it is created in the Middle East.
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A state with notoriously strict gun laws is now giving citizens 180 days to surrender all firearms that hold more than 10 rounds.
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The director of ICE claimed his agents can’t be compared to Nazis because they are “simply enforcing the laws,” which was the same defense used by the Nazis.
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A Border Patrol agent who was arrested and charged with possession of child pornography was hired by an immigrant shelter and given access to children.
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At least 22 people were injured in a mass shooting in a state that has notoriously strict gun control laws—and it has quickly disappeared from headlines.
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While the United States gives Israel around $10.5 million a day, reports indicate that Social Security and Medicare funds will soon be depleted.
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The mainstream media is now admitting that the Walmart stores they claimed closed over “plumbing problems” have since been converted into detention centers.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling for an end to the horrific genocide in Yemen, as millions of civilians are at risk of starvation.
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A congresswoman is exposing the horrific immigration system in which mothers seeking asylum are separated from their children with no warning.
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Anthony Bourdain was vocal about using a popular drug to quit smoking that was found to have “more adverse effects than any other medication on the market.”
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While gun control advocates say they just want “common sense” legislation, all signs point towards a push for the repeal of the Second Amendment.
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A lemonade company has launched a campaign to step up for the children who are threatened with heavy fines for running “illegal” lemonade stands.
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While California places drastic restrictions on the amount of water residents are allowed to use each day, Nestlé is stealing millions of gallons of water with no repercussions.
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On the 50th anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination, his son is openly calling for a new investigation and admitting that he believes the wrong man was convicted of his father’s murder.
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A judge suggested that citizens should be forced to dull the edges of their kitchen knives, in order to help decrease the country’s staggering rate of knife crimes.
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State police were shocked to find that after banning bump stocks and threatening violators with 5 years in prison, not a single resident has complied.
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Disturbing statistics show that government agencies killed 2.3 million wild animals last year—and 1.3 million of which were native species.
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Files released by the FBI revealed that pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was given a lenient plea deal after he “provided information to the FBI as agreed upon.”
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After police seized more than $19 million in property, less than 2 percent of the proceeds were sent to public education.
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“I’m never plugging that device in again because I can’t trust it,” a homeowner said after her Alexa sent an audio recording from inside her home to a stranger.
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One month before women are legally allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia, the kingdom has mysteriously arrested several activists who supported the movement.
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