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Pesticide residues detected in almost all European foods
The European Food Safety Authority’s (EFSA) annual compilation of results from studies across the EU on the presence of pesticides in food products held no surprises. Of the 84,341 samples of produce from conventional agriculture analysed, 97.2%… more »
Minneapolis Muslims protest 'sharia' vigilante in Cedar-Riverside area
Abdullah Rashid, 22, a Georgia native who moved to Cedar-Riverside last year, has been making the rounds in the Somali-dominated neighborhood, telling people not to drink, use drugs or interact with the opposite sex. If he sees Muslim women he believes… more »
Behind Bars': UK 'Drone Squad' to Foil Aerial Drug, Arms Deliveries to Jails
The UK has is to set up a unique new "drone squad" of specialist police to tackle the growing problem of drones being used to drop drugs, money, arms and mobile phones into British prisons, following a huge rise in their use throughout Britain. more »
FORMER FEC CHAIRWOMAN CALLS FOR ‘REGULATIONS’ OF POLITICAL SPEECH ON THE INTERNET
Former Federal Election Commission chairwoman Ann M. Ravel says that political speech must be controlled on social media. She presented her remarks in a speech at UC Berkeley, calling for regulations against “fake news.” Ravel argued the proliferation… more »
Trump to sign 'Hire American' executive order
President Trump will sign a executive order Tuesday that will clamp down on guest worker visas and require agencies to buy more goods and services from U.S. companies and workers. By combining aspects of immigration policy with federal procurement… more »
2 suspects arrested in Marseille, planning attack before election – French authorities
Guns and explosives were reportedly found during the search at the Rue de Crimee. The building's residents were evacuated after that, BFM TV reports. Earlier reports in French media said there were two potential attackers, aged 23 and 29, both armed.… more »
1,000s protest Turkey referendum results as Erdogan tells European observers to ‘know your place’ Video
Thousands of people took to the streets of Istanbul to protest the results of the referendum that extended powers of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Meanwhile, Erdogan celebrated his anticipated victory, telling international observers not to… more »
'I will protect you!' Le Pen tells voters ahead of presidential election
Marine Le Pen:.""I will protect you. My first measure as president will be to reinstate France's borders,". "It is a choice between a France that is rising again and a France that is sinking.""Mass immigration is not an opportunity for France, it's a… more »
North Korea vows to continue missile tests on weekly basis
During an interview with the BBC on Monday, North Korea's Deputy Foreign Minister Han Song-ryol stressed that any manner of military action by the US against his country would result in war.“We'll be conducting more missile tests on a weekly, monthly… more »
US-led coalition forces conduct landing operation in Syria's Deir ez Zor
US-led coalition forces landed a group of commandoes near the Syrian city of Deir ez Zor. The operation was conducted in the territory to the east of the city, in the terrorist-controlled area, Sky News Arabia reports. Apache helicopters were used for… more »
Breaking News! China and Russia Send Ships After United States Aircraft Carrier Moving Toward North Korea. Video
China and Russia have dispatched ships from their navies to track the USS Carl Vinson nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, which is moving toward waters near the Korean Peninsula. China and Russia both prioritize a stable Korean Peninsula. more »
Three US Aircraft Carriers Directed Toward South Korean Shores
Three US aircraft carriers, USS Carl Vinson, USS Ronald Reagan and USS Nimitz, will enter the Sea of Japan next week. Washington and Seoul are discussing joint drills, which will include the three aircraft carriers, with USS Carl Vinson expected to… more »
Maduro orders Venezuela army into streets
. Venezuela has been rocked by two weeks of unrest since Maduro's camp moved to consolidate its control with a Supreme Court decision quashing the power of the opposition-majority legislature. Five people have been killed and hundreds wounded in the… more »
AMERICANS OWE $1 TRILLION IN CREDIT CARD DEBT
Federal Reserve data released April 7 shows that U.S. consumers owe $1.0004 trillion on credit cards, up 6.2 percent from a year ago. U.S. consumers who do not pay off their credit card bill each month carry an average monthly balance of $9,600, paying… more »
Pharmaceutical giant 'plotted to destroy cancer drugs to drive prices up 4000%'
Aspen Pharmacare reportedly plotted to destroy stocks of life-saving medicines during a price dispute with the Spanish health service in 2014. After purchasing five different cancer drugs from British firm GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), the company tried to… more »
“OUT OF CASH” – MORE THAN 90% OF INDIA ATMS RUN DRY
“The government’s intention is to encourage smart payment systems, banking officials said on Thursday that banks may slash the number of free ATM withdrawals or hike the charges levied to discourage people from using cash. more »
So Who Are the Debt Slaves in this Rich Nation?
Half of Americans do not have enough savings to pay for a minor emergency expense. t 46% of adults could not cover an emergency expense of $400, such as a broken windshield. 15% of American households have either zero or negative net wealth, according… more »
Russia warns US against ‘Syria-style’ actions in N. Korea
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov: Mike Pence’s statement on the US running out of “strategic patience” towards Pyongyang does not contribute to resolving the crisis, “I hope that there won’t be any unilateral actions like we recently saw in Syria… more »
Run for Your Life: The American Police State Is Coming to Get You
Government social workers subjected a 3-year-old boy to a forced catheterization after he was unable to provide them with a urine sample on demand because the boy’s mother’s boyfriend failed a urine analysis for drugs. Angel Dobbs and her 24-year-old… more »
Turkey’s Referendum: How Democracies Decline
The constitutional change narrowly approved by the Turkish electorate will turn the country’s parliamentary system into a presidential one, greatly expanding the powers of a president who has already managed, in his more limited capacity, to arrest… more »
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