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As corporate media amplify pro-war voices to cover developing events in Afghanistan, two polls out Sunday showed the U.S. public has little appetite for continuing the 20-year war.
A new CBS News/YouGov survey, conducted August 18-20, found that 63% appro ...[Read more]
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They arrived shoeless and shivering, with some toddlers wearing the same nappies they wore when fleeing their homes days earlier. Volunteers have described the extraordinary dignity and stoicism of the Afghan refugees, including about 2,200 children, who ...[Read more]
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"Exactly the kind of mass-movement organizing we need right now," Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said of the TV and film workers' union vote. ...[Read more]
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If you are using Skype to place online calls or hold phone conferences, watch out - Skype and Microsoft have managed to leapfrog common sense and build a backdoor into your favourite VOIP application. It is called Lawful Interception and is part of a new ...[Read more]
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Article by Noam Chomsky looks at the decline of american power, from a historical perspective starting from the end of world war ii and loss of China.
Not withholding any inconvenient and uncomfortable historical facts, article recounts the reasons for ...[Read more]
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At the unbelievable point surveillance by government has come, Federal authorities in Department of Homeland Security now want to have a way to hack into game consoles like Wii and Xbox in order to get information on gamers.
All in the name of war agains ...[Read more]
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Upworthy has an excellent infographic, potraying the money movements happening in current 2012 american elections.
It turns out that, on average, it costs $88,000 to buy an election.
Click 'Read more' to proceed to the infographic. ...[Read more]
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From private emails to financial records - US Internet companies could soon legally share private user information with the American government. The highly-controversial cyber security act, known as CISPA, is now a step closer to becoming law, following i ...[Read more]
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"NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- There are far more jobless people in the United States than you might think.
While it's true that the unemployment rate is falling, that doesn't include the millions of nonworking adults who aren't even looking for a job anymore. A ...[Read more]
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Amid allegations the Conservative government intentionally lowballed the price of the F-35 stealth fighter project, newly released National Defence documents indicate the full cost of last year's Libya mission was nearly $350 million ...[Read more]
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