• Afghan minister survives assassination

  Afghan Interior Minister Ahmad Moqbel Zarar has survived an assassination attempt by Taliban insurgents, a ministry spokesman...

   

• CCTV Busting Infra-Red Headset Makes You Invisible

  by Cory Doctorow This German exibition is showcasing bright infrared LED devices that overwhelm the CCDs in security cameras,...

   

• BBC 9/11 Conspiracy Files Appeal Hearing Results

  No surprise that the complaint was not upheld, The finding is a joke as you would imagine. For example, the BBC’s...

   

• Pharma spends more on marketing than development

  S.A Ramratan Why are pharmaceuticals so expensive? This question has been asked for many years. In fact this was the question...

   

• The North American Union – Voting Your Rights Away?

  Barbara L. Minton One issue that is conspicuously absent from the rhetoric of the presidential candidates is the North American...

   

• Welcome to Big Brother Britain

  Immigrants will give fingerprints, iris scans AND personal details for ID cards … or be thrown out By JAMES SLACK Foreigners...

   

• MoD responds to Iraq abuse allegations

  BBC Panorama asks why the British Army in Iraq used interrogation techniques that were banned over 30 years ago. Panorama:...

   

• Ron Paul back on election trail

  The 72-year-old congressman Ron Paul has solemnly vowed to continue his current campaign for the Republican presidential...

   

• Mugging the public

  Harry’s Place  Almost everybody hates paying taxes. I certainly do. But as hard as it might be to part with a wadge...

   

• VIDEO: The Invisible Government

  John Pilger’s talk on “The invisible Goverment” is an education in itself about the role of the media from...

   

• US to set ‘binding’ climate goals, finally

  By Richard Black The US is ready to accept “binding international obligations” on reducing greenhouse gas emissions,...

   

• Questions Remain About Rove’s CIA Leak Email

  by Jason Leopold  It’s been nearly five years since former White House political adviser Karl Rove sent an incriminating...

   

• US intelligence to spy on virtual worlds

  By Ryan Singel Be careful who you frag. Having eliminated all terrorism in the real world, the U.S. intelligence community...

   

• Are Biometrics the Future of Credit Cards?

  Credit and debit cards have taken the place of cash for most modern transactions. What’s next? According to research from...

   

• IBM scientists look to DNA to build future chips

  DNA strings could become the template for nanotubes and nanowires by 2028 By Sharon Gaudin Looking for a way to continually...

   

• MPs must thwart the dark plans of the state

  Parliament has never been less vigilant about the many measures to increase Home Office power. In the name of the great democrats...

   

• Inside the world of war profiteers

  From prostitutes to Super bowl tickets, a federal probe reveals how contractors in Iraq cheated the U.S. By David Jackson...

   

• Government wants personal details of every traveller

  Phone numbers and credit card data to be collected under expanded EU plan   Airline passengers will be monitored at...

   

• Protestors target ‘Daily Express’ offices

  By Sarah Lagan Journalists, anti war activists and religious groups held a protest outside the Daily Express offices today...

   

• Slavery in America

  

  Feb 24, 2008 17:04

  We had been on the road for hours, leaving the interstate and then digressing to smaller and smaller highways. Differing...

   

• Insurance Fears Lead Many to Shun DNA Tests

  By AMY HARMON Victoria Grove wanted to find out if she was destined to develop the form of emphysema that ran in her family,...

   

• PNP chief orders probe on ‘spy cam’ in Senate

  Director General Avelino Razon Jr., Philippine National Police (PNP) head, Sunday said he ordered a probe into the reported...

   

• Diana inquest probes world of espionage

  Intelligence officers are facing unprecedented public scrutiny as they take the stand at the inquest into Princess Diana’s...

   

• White House says phone wiretaps back on “for now”

  The Bush administration said on Saturday U.S. telecommunications companies have agreed to cooperate “for the time being”...

   

• Threat to our privacy must be fought

  The future security of every family and child in the country has been compromised by the recent loss of child benefit details. News...