• NSA’s Domestic Spying Grows

  Five years ago, Congress killed an experimental Pentagon antiterrorism program meant to vacuum up electronic data about people...

   

• Police lose track of nine sex offenders

  NEWS Shopper has discovered Kent police has lost track of known sex offenders. The force was responding to a Freedom of Information...

   

• UK Budget 2008: What it Means to You

  High-polluting vehicles will be hit harder, but incentives for green cars will be introduced and fuel duty rises shelved,...

   

• CIA rendition flight spotted in Hungary

  A Hungarian newspaper Wednesday ran a picture of a Boeing 737 allegedly used for CIA rendition flights in central and Eastern...

   

• CCTV camera sees under clothing

  Applications for CCTV operators go through the roof A UK company is marketing the first CCTV camera that can see objects...

   

• Democrat calls for inquiry into Blackwater

  House Oversight Committee Chairman Henry Waxman expanded his effort yesterday to investigate private security contractor...

   

• Guantanamo detainees allowed phone calls

   Cuba: The US military has agreed to let detainees make regular phone calls to their families from the Guantanamo Bay prison,...

   

• VIDEO: Ex-DEA Claims CIA Imported Cocaine

  A clip from “American Drug War: The Last White http://www.AmericanDrugWar.com [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR8s-mIj9BM[/youtube]

   

• US Wants More Powers To Ban Air Travellers

  Washington seeks power to ban air travellers – even if they are only flying OVER the U.S. The US government is demanding...

   

• MRSA Infections Killing More Americans than AIDS

  An antibiotic-resistant strain of the common staph bacteria is now responsible for more deaths in the United States than...

   

• Top Commander Resigns

  Admiral William Fallon, the head of U.S. Central Command, resigned on Tuesday, explaining that his reputation as an obstacle...

   

• Is the UK Hunting Ban Working?

  It’s three years since the Fox Hunting ban came into force in England. What’s changed – not much, with...

   

• CIA Holocaust Claims Twenty Million Victims

  The world’s number one terrorist organization, the CIA has committed heinous acts of terrorism abroad, murdering critics...

   

• John Pilger: Australia’s hidden Empire

  When the outside world thinks about Australia, it generally turns to venerable clichés of innocence – cricket, leaping...

   

• Salvia divinorum targeted as next marijuana

  Salvia divinorum is being targeted by U.S. lawmakers concerned that the inexpensive and easy-to-obtain plant could become...

   

• ASP Surfers get ready for the Rip Curl Pro

  The Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, the second of 11 stops on the 2008 ASP World Tour, is the longest-running event in professional...

   

• Huge supply of steroids seized in Germany

  About 1.3 tons of anabolic steroids and anti-impotence drugs were seized by German authorities in an investigation of illegal...

   

• Cast wary eye on surveillance efforts

  It’s become a cottage industry —- scaring the bejesus out of the citizenry in an effort to push U.S. House members into...

   

• Government wants e-mail spying to last for longer

  Amendments to the Federal Telecommunications Interception Act will be put before the House of Representatives today, as the...

   

• Is Australia helping with CIA rendition flights?

  Is Australia unwittingly helping the US Central Intelligence Agency with the notorious secret flights known as renditions? Australian...

   

• Generals on trial for war crimes

  Three generals regarded as national heroes in Croatia have gone on trial at the UN war crimes tribunal for orchestrating...

   

• Cop who led probe into CIA flights found dead

  One of Britain’s most senior police officers has been found dead after taking a hill-walking trip in North Wales. Michael...

   

• Government fails to sell ID concept

  It would be easy to be cynical and suggest the government engaged in a bit of press control with the timing of the publication...

   

• MoD lost 11,000 military ID cards

  

  Mar 12, 2008 11:27

  The Ministry of Defence has revealed that 11,000 military ID cards have been lost in the past two years. The MoD’s...