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The New Normal: Boston Bombing Suspect Interrogated Without Counsel
According to lawyers Derege Demissie and Susan Church, Robel Phillipos, the teenager accused of lying to investigators after the Boston Marathon bombings, was interrogated without the benefit of a lawyer. “This case is about a
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1,700 Kids Threatened with Suspension: Get Vaccinated or Get Out!
Over 1,700 students in Waterloo Region have received suspension notices in which they were warned to update their immunization records or face suspension from school next week. The notices, from Waterloo Region Public Health, were
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7 Rules for Recording Police
Last week the City of Boston agreed to pay Simon Glik $170,000 in damages and legal fees to settle a civil rights lawsuit stemming from his 2007 felony arrest for videotaping police roughing up
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Man Drinking Iced Tea In Parking Lot Gets Arrested
A recent YouTube video captured an overzealous security guard accusing a 24-year-old man of drinking alcohol in the parking lot of a liquor store, and then subsequently arresting him. The kicker, of course, was
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Whistleblower Outgunned in Michigan (Update)
As I stated in my original article posted on April 27th, updates on my mother’s situation would be provided as they became available. I have included a link to the official police report phoned
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TSA detains man for failing to flush toilet
All he wanted was a soda. Now a 52-year-old California executive is asking for half a million dollars from airline Virgin America. Salvatore Bevivino of San Francisco, California filed the $500,000 lawsuit against the airline
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Biosecurity Board suspends entry of 26 GMOs to Turkey
The Biosecurity Board has decided to ban the entry of 26 genetically modified organisms (GMOs) into Turkey amid ongoing debates about whether genetically modified rice passed through customs
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CPS Takes Baby After Parents Seek Second Medical Opinion
A Sacramento couple is without their 5 month old baby after Child Protective Services sent in the police to forcibly remove the child from their care. A hearing is scheduled for Monday, April 29, 2013
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Police stake out hydroponics shops, harass customers who grow their own food
Apparently Americans who employ hydroponics are the newest targets in an insane "drug war" that has gone from bad to ludicrous since it was first "declared" in the early 1980s. Consider this case in point:
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In response to Alternative Media Researchers, Google has decided to initiate a Global Censorship Policy
It appears from initial Google searches performed from April 25th through 28th that Google has determined that the only way to control Alternative Media researchers is to discontinue allowing viewing cached site contents. One will
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Heba Abolaban, Muslim Woman, Says She Was Attacked Over Boston Bombings (PHOTO)
A Muslim woman wearing a hijab said she was attacked in the Boston area by a man who shouted that Muslims had perpetrated the twin bombings that killed three people and wounded about 170
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Teacher Fired for Bible: NJ Teacher Fired for Giving Bible to Inquisitive Student
A teacher has claimed he was fired for giving a Bible to an inquisitive student at at New Jersey school, and has now filed a complaint against the school district for religious discrimination
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Banished! Historic ‘Don’t Tread On Me’ flag
The city of New Rochelle, N.Y., has removed the historic Gadsden “Don’t Tread On Me” flag from a military armory, deeming the flag “too partisan” because it often is used by the tea party
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FBI sued over secretive mass surveillance program
A privacy watchdog group is suing the FBI over the agency’s failure to fulfill Freedom of Information Act requests for documents involving a secretive and expansive database that could be used to track down
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Texas bill criminalizing airport pat-downs is back
A contentious proposal to criminalize excessive touching by agents during airport security pat-downs returned Wednesday to the Texas Legislature, along with concerns that the federal government could ground all flights into and out of
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Mistreating Palestinian Children
Societies perhaps are best judged by how they treat prisoners, their most disadvantaged and children. On March 20, Israeli soldiers mass arrested about 30 children. Obama arrived the same day. Every child passing Tareq Bin
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Even the NY Times is now rejecting Monsanto GMO science
This isn’t a leak. It isn’t a timid flow. It’s a flood. I’m talking about about the criticism of Monsanto’s so-called science of genetically-engineered food. For the past 20 years, independent researchers have been attacking Monsanto
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Because The Other Massive Databases Are Not Enough
It has officially become mainstream information that if you are a non-violent lover of liberty you are the embodiment of domestic terror in the United States. Add this to the 25 reports that can
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1984′s Room 101: ‘VIDEO from US prison shows inmate held down, pepper sprayed at close range’
“You’re never going to win… Bottom line is the house wins every time.” That’s what Maine Correctional Center Captain Shawn Welch said to a prisoner who was strapped into a restraint
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Indian engineers invent ‘anti-rape’ underwear which gives attackers electric shocks and automatically texts police for help
Anti-rape underwear which delivers a 3,800 kilovolt shock to any would-be attacker has been created by a team of Indian engineering students. After disabling the assailant, the undergarment has been designed to automatically send a
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15-Year-Old Girl Demolishes Gun Control Arguments
States continue to wrestle with gun control in the wake of incidents such as Sandy Hook. In response, Connecticut predictably just passed the most restrictive package of bills in the nation, while other states
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Police shooting could cost taxpayers millions
A mediation hearing aimed at averting a costly lawsuit against the King County Sheriff's Office and the Washington Department of Corrections failed to produce a settlement, according to attorneys who participated. The case
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