TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
Today, at the U.S. headquarters in New York City, a record 171 countries showed up to sign the Paris Climate Agreement, which was reached just four months ago. Many are calling this an unprecedented move for both international politics and climate legislation. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was quoted as saying, “Paris will shape the lives Read More…
As her clearly delusional and overtly corrupt supporters cheer her on, Hillary Clinton manages to avoid prosecution, scrutiny and maintains a public persona, thanks largely to the mainstream media, that she is America’s saving grace. But, thanks to the recently leaked Panama Papers, that public persona is getting peeled back layer by layer. Yesterday, The Read More…
Fascism doesn’t often sweep in overnight and take over some hapless nation’s government; rather, it gradually seeps into the cultural fabric — as is quietly taking place all around the globe, evidenced by an upsurge in sales of riot equipment that has gone largely unnoticed. A new report from analysts with industry research group, Sandler Read More…
Making headlines in both mainstream media and alternative media, has been the sudden rise in political tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United States. Having a vastly interconnected relationship on a variety of fronts, this apparent rift in relations sparks a number of questions regarding what’s really happening behind the scenes. While there may not Read More…
Reporters Without Borders’ annual rankings find US’s relative improvement “hides overall negative trends” The U.S. ranks 41st out of 180 countries in Reporters Without Borders/Reporters Sans Frontières’ (RSF) 2016 press freedom index, largely due to the government’s “war on whistleblowers,” mass surveillance, and the lack of a shield law for journalists that guarantees their right Read More…
In recorded conversation, FBI informant ‘deftly steered the conversation to violence against other people.’ Providing “a rare glimpse into how federal informants work,” The Intercept on Thursday published a recording of a conversation between a lonely, 21-year-old Michigan man and the woman whom he tried to impress by claiming he had both an AK-47 and supposed Read More…