By Julia Conley Citing what First Amendment advocates have called an “unconstitutional” system of controlling what federal employees can and cannot say about their work,…
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By Mitchell Nemeth At around $22.5 trillion, the United States national debt sits at 106 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). There is no disputing…
By Matt Agorist Lakewood, CO — There is no shortage of stories on The Free Thought Project of police K-9 units being used as vicious…
By Justin Raimondo On September 11, the United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled in favor of Antiwar.com and against the FBI…
By Jon Miltimore One of the certainties of a market economy is change. As Joseph Schumpeter famously observed, innovation moves the world forward, but not…
By Stefan Gleason Monday’s spike in crude oil prices could be a game changer – for geopolitics, for the economy, and for investors. Normally it…
By Mac Slavo According to a new Bank of America survey, recession fears have jumped to all-time highs. A Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) survey…
By Arjun ap. A majority of the global initiatives that combat child poverty all focus at one point or another on education and literacy. Many…
By Tony Cartalucci Huge blazes were reported at two oil facilities in Saudi Arabia owned by Aramco. While Saudi authorities refused to assign blame, media…
By Arjun ap. Laughter is an important part of health and happiness. Imagine if laughter was banned. We are lucky to live in reasonably free…
By Matt Agorist To some, Edward Snowden is a hero whose bravery and self-sacrifice helped to inform the world on the surveillance state treachery taking…
By Elias Marat Robert F. Kennedy Jr., son of the assassinated younger brother of John F. Kennedy who served as a U.S. attorney general and…
By John W. Whitehead “Since when have we Americans been expected to bow submissively to authority and speak with awe and reverence to those who…
By Jon Rappoport Searching through the archive of my past articles, I’ve come up with two 9/11 stories that have been largely ignored—left to gather…
