Film that Outrage the Muslim World has shady orgins By: Moni Basu and Chelsea J. Carter Article Reprint Some time in the summer, a small theater in Los Angeles screened a movie to which
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Read moreA Tale of Two Conventions
Reversal in Candidates Philosphy tells how Parties Feel About the Election Sean Trende Article Reprint The political conventions are (finally) over, and with that the general election (finally, or at least officially) begins in earnest.
Read moreJapan and China Drops the US Dollar, Start Trading Directly
Silverdoctors.com Article Reprint Japan and China are expected to start direct trading of their currencies as early as in June as part of efforts to boost bilateral trade and investment, financial sources in China confirmed.
Read moreSurvivalism Goes Mainstream as Middle Class and Wealthy Fear Breakdown Society
Your New Reality… Darryl Mason Article Reprint I have the strangest feeling we are about to see some elements of survivalism hitting the mainstream media in a huge way, as soon as Britney Spears,
Read moreStacy Dash Pens Open Letter After Romney Loss
Citing the economy, the actress expresses disappointment at the election results. By Evelyn Diaz Article Reprint Mitt Romney may have conceded the election to President Barack Obama with grace and brevity, but some of
Read moreTavis Smiley Ends State of Black America’s Union Show
Cancellation of event continues media lockdown of Obama’s Black Left Critics By: Bruce a. Dixon Article Reprint Tavis Smiley announced on January 6 that the annual State of the Black Union event, held in early
Read moreDocuments Disclose 9/11 Warnings
By Matt Vasilogambros Article Reprint Documents show the U.S. was given more warnings about potential terrorist attacks in the weeks leading up to 9/11, writes Vanity Fair contributing editor Kurt Eichenwald in a New York
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