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www.guardian.co.uk Patrick Barkham visits a lion breeding farm in South Africa to investigate the relationship between the rearing of lions in captivity and the so-called 'canned hunting' industry
www.guardian.co.uk Police with stun batons were called to end a protest over pay by 3,000 mostly female workers making clothes for the US firm
www.guardian.co.uk Three individuals claiming to represent the Turkish people raise money from more than 1,300 backers on crowdfunding site
www.veteranstoday.com Excerpted from Chapter 9: The Texas Oil Mafia: Big Oil & Their Bankers: Texaco insider Clint Murchison had meat packing interests in Haiti which were looked after by CIA agent George de Mohrenschildt, a...
www.washingtonpost.com About 40 percent of all food in the United States gets tossed out or left to rot each year. By one count, Americans are squandering the equivalent of $165 billion each year. But how does this food actually get wasted? A fascinating...
www.truthdig.com The military trial of Pfc. Bradley Manning, who passed thousands of classified documents to transparency organization WikiLeaks, begins 6/3/13 at Fort Meade. The charges he faces include mishandling of classified documents & aiding the...
japandailypress.com Approximately 60,000 people rallied in Japan's capital of Tokyo on Sunday, June 2nd in order to protest recent government plans to restart the country's idled nuclear reactors. People gathered in S...
narcosphere.narconews.com Former Deputy Attorney General Played Leading Role in Cover-Up of US Government Informant’s Participation in Mass Murder in Mexico
www.npr.org Two giant honey packers have admitted to buying millions of dollars in mislabeled honey from China. Honey industry insiders have long suspected this misuse, but it's the first time any U.S. packer has admitted to it.
www.cracked.com In some ways, pirates were bizarrely ahead of the societal curve. In fact, some of their viewpoints would be heartily endorsed by the campus newspaper of a liberal arts college.
www.nbcnews.com An Internet pedophile ring with up to 70,000 members — thought to be the world's largest —has been uncovered by police, a security official said Wednesday.
inhabitat.com According to the first comprehensive study of US rivers and streams by the EPA, 55 percent are in poor condition for marine life, and some are unfit for humans too.
www.examiner.com Protests spread across Turkey on Saturday as tens of thousands of demonstrators headed to the streets during the second day of civil unrest in the country. The
ow.ly The government has been passing around some "talking points" to politicians and the press trying to spin the NSA surveillance story. We've got the...
left-liberty.net In short, the conservative notion is that to steal anything from anybody is a crime – regardless of the source of the thing being ripped off, or the nature of the owner’s position in regard to society in general.
www.charlierose.com Shane Smith, Co-Founder and CEO, VICE
venturebeat.com The basic mechanism behind noise-canceling headphones could boost both the speed and reliability of Internet connections, according to researchers that published findings via Nature Photonics.
petitions.whitehouse.gov The Federal Bureau of investigations suggested I contact your office regarding Senator John McCain's illegally entry into Syria yesterday, Monday, May 27, 2013.
grist.org On Tuesday, San Francisco passed game-changing legislation that should cement the city’s role as a national leader in urban food production.
www.csmonitor.com How do you keep secrets when Booz Allen, just one of many intelligence contractors, has more than 12,000 employees with top secret access?
www.washingtonpost.com Avril D. Haines will become first woman to hold No. 2 position at agency, officials say.
www.nytimes.com Adding the animals to the list of endangered species would pose a new obstacle to their use in invasive biomedical research.
www.altering-perspectives.com In the not-too-distant future men and women may shed the monkey body to become virtual octopi swimming in a silicon sea
www.law.com Tuesday night, Jeffrey Light who represented Hodge for the institute, praised the ruling in a statement. "Today's district court decision striking down the law is well-reasoned and thorough, and relies on solid analysis rather than mere labels...
www.businessinsider.com Either that or they are encouraging the sell-off.
