Protesters throng London to oppose new UK government’s austerity plan

LONDON (Reuters) – Tens of thousands of anti-austerity protesters massed outside Britain’s parliament on Saturday to demonstrate against the newly Continue reading →

FSU Students Power Wash The Kochs While Exposing Possible IRS Violations

By Leslie Salzillo In 2014, I published two stories about the surreptitious attempts by the Koch brothers to bribe their Continue reading →

Top officials charged with violating constitution with 9/11 detainee abuse

A US appeals court on Wednesday reinstated a claim against former attorney general John Ashcroft and other Justice Department officials, Continue reading →

A Kansas State Rep Faces Censure Because She Called a Bill Racist

Conservative efforts to create a taboo around ever suggesting that a person or act is racist—unless the racism is directed against Continue reading →

Body cameras lead to dramatic fall in police brutality: UN expert

Geneva (AFP) – Growing use of body cameras by police has led to a dramatic fall in brutality, a top Continue reading →

After Doubts, Economists Find Trade With China Kills U.S. Factory Jobs

A generation of economists trained to believe that trade had little to do with the long decline in high-paying U.S. Continue reading →

Charleston Shooting Reignites Debate About Confederate Flag

On Thursday, hours after a white gunman killed nine people in a black church in Charleston, S.C., a Confederate flag Continue reading →

The Legacy Of The Charleston Pastor Killed In Last Night’s Shooting

Reverend Clementa Pinckney, 41, pastor of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina was among the nine Continue reading →