• A third American war crime in the making

  The US Congress, the US media, the American people, and the United Nations, are looking the other way as Cheney prepares...

   

• CIA enlists Google’s help for spy work

  US intelligence agencies are using Google’s technology to help its agents share information about their suspects Google...

   

• McCain says he wants Guantanamo closed

  Supporting many European Union officials stance, US Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee,...

   

• Guantanamo Prisoner Charged in Embassy Attack

  SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – The U.S. has charged a Guantanamo prisoner with war crimes for the deadly 1998 al-Qaida attack...

   

• Bill proposes violent criminals should submit DNA

  Meg Bernhardt ANNAPOLIS — A bill to allow officers to take a sample of DNA from people charged with certain violent...

   

• Jnquest Judge: There was no Diana murder plot

  London – The judge in the inquest on the death of Princess Diana in 1997 flatly told the jury Monday that she was not...

   

• Tibetan monk protests reflect growing activism

  More Buddhist monks, nuns likely to revolt against injustice, oppression. BANGKOK, Thailand – Buddhist monks hurling...

   

• Detainee claims torture at U.S. base

  Says he received electric shocks in Afghanistan after being seized over alleged links to 9/11. WASHINGTON – A resident...

   

• UK: Mass genetic surveillance

  Richard Taylor Britain’s police want to routinely put children as young as five on the National DNA Database (NDNAD), even...

   

• Diana inquest coroner to sum up

  The coroner in charge of the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales is to begin his summing up to the jury. It...

   

• SOCPA: The GLA’s campaign against Brian Haw

  Having failed to get rid of Brian Haw by force the Greater London Authority is trying again by legislation, their responses...

   

• Police arrest 80 year old anti-war protester

  An 80-year-old church deacon was removed from the Smith Haven Mall yesterday in a wheelchair and arrested by police for refusing...

   

• Iraq War Dataset: $506 Billion Spent, 4,002 Dead

  

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  Loretta Hidalgo Whitesides On March 26, 2008 the United States military casualty count in Iraq hit 4,000. When I heard that...

   

• VIDEO: Halliburton poisoning US forces in Iraq?

  This 4 minute video describes how Halliburton is poisoning the troops in Iraq through their water supply. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FJC_OrO3Nw[/youtube]

   

• Keegan turns back the clock as Newcastle tick

  David Hytner at White Hart Lane Kevin Keegan noted last week that it did not take much to set Geordie pulses racing. A couple...

   

• Watchdog’s threat to 42-day terror law

  Alan Travis | The Guardian The government’s own human rights watchdog threatened last night to launch a legal challenge...

   

• NZ becomes first country for Earth Hour lights out

  WELLINGTON (Xinhua) — New Zealand and Fiji on Saturday became the first countries to take part in Earth Hour, an event...

   

• The Ron Paul Revolution Enters A New Phase

  We seem to be entering a distinct second phase of the Ron Paul Revolution. It is arguably the most important phase. At least...

   

• Federal Reserve could be given more power

  America’s Treasury Department will tomorrow put forward plans for a revamp of US financial regulation in an attempt...

   

• Fans face FA Cup Tube chaos

  FANS travelling to Wembley Stadium to watch Cardiff City’s FA Cup semi-final clash next weekend had their plans thrown...

   

• Put Impeachment Back on the Table

  Chairman John Conyers House Judiciary Committee U.S. House of Representatives U.S. Congress Washington, DC 20510Dear Chairman...

   

• Claim soldiers do not want Iraq inquiry rejected

  Gordon Brown’s claim that an inquiry into the war in Iraq would be a “distraction” for Britain’s...

   

• Are We Really That Ill?

  CHICAGO – America has reached a point where almost half its population is described as being in some way mentally ill,...

   

• Spirit of internet at risk, campaigners warn

  A promise by the biggest broadband provider in the US that it would stop discriminating against users who swap music and...

   

• House panel passes measure on collecting DNA

  Despite last-minute objections from Baltimore State’s Attorney Patricia C. Jessamy, legislation to expand collection...