Iranian blamed for Bangkok ‘grenade attack’ gone wrong
Kate Hodal Guardian February 14, 2012 An Iranian man has blown off his own legs and wounded at least four other people in grenade attacks in Bangkok, according to the police. It remains unclear what...
View ArticleSaudia Arabia Intensifies its Crackdown on Protesters
Yusuf Fernandez Al-Manar February 23, 2012 Editor’s note: The corporate media in the U.S. is ignoring the protests and brutal crackdown. Saudi Arabia´s Interior Ministry has defended the regime’s...
View ArticleWould Israel Strike Iran Without Telling US?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with President Obama in Washington next Monday right after AIPAC, the powerful pro-Israel lobby, holds its annual policy conference. The...
View ArticleClintonville Residents Still Distrust Official Explanation For ‘Booms’
Fox 11 Monday, March 26, 2012 CLINTONVILLE – One week after noises and vibrations started waking and shaking residents in the small Waupaca County city, Clintonville experienced a fairly quiet Saturday...
View ArticleU.S. Confirms Airstrike Wrongly Killed 6 Afghan Family Members
Rod Nordland NY Times May 7, 2012 The American military claimed responsibility and expressed regret for an airstrike that mistakenly killed six members of a family in southwestern Afghanistan, Afghan...
View ArticleMonday Hangover: JP Morgan Too Big to Manage
Today, the fallout continues after JP Morgan’s whale fail 2 billion dollar loss. 3 of the highest ranking executives with direct ties to investments will resign this week, but not CEO Jamie Dimon. No...
View ArticleMonday Hangover: Bain Capitol, Friend or Foe?
Tonight on Monday Hangover we’ll talk about the latest debate in Washington stemmed from Newark Mayor Cory Booker’s appearance on Meet the Press yesterday. Then, it turns out employees of Bain Capital...
View ArticleMonday Hangover: America, No Longer Land of Opportunity?
Reason Foundation’s Anthony Randazzo and Edward Harrison, founder of Credit Writedowns join our Monday Hangover Panel to discuss Joseph Stiglitz’s warnings about the end of opportunity, we’ll then talk...
View Article120616 – A New Career for Holder?
Today’s Items: First… Black Monday http://www.arabianmoney.net By Monday, the Greek election results will be known. Egypt may have well have the Islamic Brotherhood member as President. The war...
View ArticleMonday Hangover: Greek Election
The Greek population voted in what was expected to be a make or break, historic election. While the pro-bailout, New Democracy party celebrated a narrow victory, and provided relief for those worried...
View ArticleMonday Hangover: AQAP In Yemen, The Causes
Well, it’s only Monday, but as usual, there’s plenty to talk about. Today we’ll focus more on foreign policy, and of course, the drug war, as Enrique Pena Nieto claims the victory in the Mexican...
View ArticleGlenn Greenwald: “Zero question we live in a surveillance state.”
This Monday, Twitter released it’s first ever transparency report. It revealed that just in the first six months of 2012, they’ve received more demands from governments for user data, than all of last...
View ArticleMONDAY HANGOVER: Fiscal Cliff “Hyperbolic Metaphor”
We’ll talk about the President’s attack on Romney over outsourcing and yet the hypocrisy in his own policies, like supporting NAFTA and the TPP. Should we just admit that there is no champion for the...
View ArticleManning No Harm Still Foul
There have been a lot of developments this week in Wikileaks news. On Monday, we told you about David House posting his personal notes online from when he was called to testify in front of the grand...
View ArticleMonday Hangover: Is Habeas Corpus Dead At Gitmo?
It might only be Monday, but the news does not stop over the weekend. Tonight we’ll cover a number of developments in US foreign policy and national security policy. A new policy is being enforced by...
View ArticleDeer Voters: Here Is Why You Will Get Just What You Deserve On November 6
Zero Hedge Submitted by Tyler Durden We know it’s Monday and Monday is not a day to joke around; but in light of this evening’s debate and our nation’s ever-decreasing educational prowess (and yet...
View ArticleRomney and Obama – two sides of one coin on foreign policy
Monday night’s Presidential debate was a heated one, but still President Obama and Mitt Romney spat proved to lack substance. Some of the top items discussed were Iran and Israel, but this final debate...
View ArticleFEMA preparing for Hurricane Sandy to disrupt elections
Source: Politico The Federal Emergency Management Agency is preparing for Hurricane Sandy to disrupt next week’s elections, agency Administrator Craig Fugate said Monday afternoon. “We are anticipating...
View ArticleSuperstorm aftermath: Video of damage, flooding in New York in Sandy’s wake
New Yorkers awoke to widespread powercuts and flooding on Tuesday, after Superstorm Sandy hit the city on Monday evening. An unprecedented 13-foot (3.9-metre) surge of seawater – 3 feet (90...
View ArticleUS goes over fiscal cliff
Lawmakers in the House and Senate could not come to an agreement on Monday, sending the United States off the so-called “fiscal cliff.” Congress had been tasked with finding a solution that would...
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