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The right has entered a new phase of moral delinquency, in which they acknowledge the suffering of others - then explain why it’s good for them, actually ...[Read more]
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The European Court of Justice has ended the Scarlet v Sabam case by ruling that ISPs cannot be forced to apply indiscriminate monitoring of their customers. ECJ declared that natioanl courts can not order isps to install filtering systems aimed at prevent ...[Read more]
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US pharmaceutical companies get creative when it comes to disorders and drugs to treat almost anything, from canine depression to female sexual dysfunction.
The American drug trade is a multi-billion-dollar business, and is only getting bigger. Meanwhile ...[Read more]
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SOPA would have cost private companies a lot of time and money since it made them responsible to police their entire user base. On the other hand, CISPA gives companies unprecedented power against you, zero legal risk and no cost. No wonder they (IBM, Fac ...[Read more]
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A new video shows Anastacio Hernadez-Rojas lying on the ground in the fetal position, circled by at least a dozen federal agents as one repeatedly shocks him with an electric stun gun.
The video was shot by a passer-by and was obtained by the lawyer for ...[Read more]
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Canada's biggest banks accepted tens of billions in government funds during the recession, according to a report released today by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Canada's banking system is often lauded for being one of the world's safest. B ...[Read more]
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Wall Street banks have silently been taking over the majority shares of ammunition, warfare equipment manufacturers and mercenary armies ('private security contractors') like Blackwater.
A Daily KOs article reveals that Wall Street banks have used privat ...[Read more]
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Over 700 students have been arrested in Canada during the latest night of rallies against tuition fee hikes and the adoption of controversial bill that is widely seen as a tool to limit freedom of speech, association and assembly.
Police in Montreal disp ...[Read more]
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