By Michael Snyder If the U.S. economy is “booming” and very bright days are ahead, then why are many large U.S. corporations laying off thousands…
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By Mac Slavo As the economy frays, companies close retail stores, and others layoff workers, Americans are going further into debt. In fact, the United…
Op-Ed by Atilla Sulker Individuals from all corners of the political spectrum have been stirred up by the recent bans of various figures including Alex…
By Alex Moss A fight over unmasking an anonymous Reddit commenter has turned into a significant win for online speech and fair use. A federal…
By Aaron Kesel Last week Activist Post reported that Monsanto had kept dossiers on influential people throughout France and other European countries. This week, it…
By Eoin Higgins (CD) – The White House is continuing its march to war with Iran, but resistance is growing—most recently by a group of 62 organizations…
By Jason Ditz (ANTIWAR.COM) — A bipartisan letter signed by nearly 400 US Congress members is calling on President Trump to remain militarily engaged within Syria, while claiming…
By Eoin Higgins A bill making its way through the Texas legislature would make protesting pipelines a third-degree felony, the same as attempted murder. “It’s…
By MassPrivateI A misleading article in WSAZ3 News titled, “New app targets distracted drivers with traffic alerts” would lead you to believe that the makers…
By B.N. Frank The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is not a health or environmental protection agency even though their role is to protect Americans by…
By B.N. Frank Thanks to Americans for Responsible Technology for organizing “Take Action Tuesday”. This week’s action involves reaching out to Congressman Frank Pallone Jr….
By B.N. Frank Research from the Mayo Clinic determined that texting on smartphones triggers a new type of brain rhythm. “Digital Addiction” or “Screen Addiction”…
By Peter Tocci Most people know something about polarity—North Pole/South Pole; putting the phone battery in the right way—opposing aspects of one thing. Less people…
By Clint Siegner Federal Reserve officials like to pretend they can use interest rates like a motorcycle throttle on the U.S. economy. They can either…
