TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
With Hillary Clinton continuing her run of days without a press conference, the nation is growing increasingly concerned as day after day more headlines – from even the mainstream media – cast shadows over her actions as Secretary of State. With more records reported to be released tomorrow, AP reports another nail in the coffin Read More…
Officials privately worked to shut down concerns about distribution of money, Politico reports. The Democratic National Committee (DNC) tried to hide the fact that Hillary Clinton’s campaign allegedly benefited from a controversial joint fundraising project her team claimed was helping down-ticket candidates, according to leaked emails. The emails, released last week ahead of the Democratic Read More…
‘She believed the public had a right to know about the toll of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan’ Whistleblower Chelsea Manning on Wednesday filed an appeal of her conviction and sentence for releasing a trove of government and military documents to WikiLeaks. The appeal argues for a 10-year sentence rather than the 35-sentence she is Read More…
Although the media spotlight is rarely shined upon America’s aging nuclear infrastructure, U.S. nuclear power plants are decaying rapidly, precipitating numerous nuclear environmental disasters across the country. The Free Thought Project recently reported on three nuclear disasters playing out across the country — now a fourth major nuclear disaster is unfolding in Washington state at Read More…
More than 200,000 documents now available to the public as fallout from last month’s leak continues The Panama Papers database went live on Monday, making more than 200,000 offshore account details available to search online at offshoreleaks.icij.org. More than 11 million documents were leaked by a whistleblower last month to the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung Read More…
The recent chaos stirred by the Panama Papers, has been covered in detail since the leak occurred earlier this week. The 11.5 million documents of highly incriminating nature, were stolen from Mossack Fonseca and have already caused the resignation of Iceland’s Prime Minister, and put English Prime Minister David Cameron in some very hot water. Read More…