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Leaked: Shock Footage Allegedly Shows Syrian Family Slain by Rebels

According to RT sources opposition rebel groups were responsible for the massacre.

(ROME / MOSCOW) - Footage showing the results of an alleged massacre in the Syrian city of Hama in April has been obtained by Russia Today. Sources say that opposition rebels committed the atrocity.

The video shows the bloodstained bodies of four victims lying on body-bags on the floor of a morgue.

Supreme Court Upholds President Obama`s Health Care Reform

It’s now time to focus on implementing this law in a smart and non-bureaucratic way that works for the middle class.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Today, the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act ensures hard-working, middle class families will get the security they deserve and protects every American from the worst insurance company abuses.

The Court has issued a clear and final ruling on this law.

Governor`s Press Conference Addresses Tsunami Debris on Oregon Beaches

Kitzhaber's press conference was widely attended and the news is moving around the world, however he is concerned with reaching residents here.

(SALEM) - Oregon's Governor John Kitzhaber held a special press conference today to discuss the Supreme Court decision regarding President Obama's national healthcare package

Movement to End Violence Gathers Momentum

Since being initiated, the Nonviolence Charter has attracted considerable support from people in many countries.

(BLACKBURN, Aust) - Many people are concerned about wars being fought in various parts of the world. Others are motivated by images of poverty and starvation locally or in distant parts of the world.

Increasing numbers of people are inclined to take action in response to the ongoing climate catastrophe.

`Eelam Tamil Cause` Basically about Saving Tamil Lives

Sri Lanka's successful subterfuges that misled the world initially in demonetizing the Eelam Tamils resistance as terrorists are now well exposed.

(LONDON PFLT) - If India wants to be in the global world, to be regarded as an upcoming world power, then it cannot allow a dubious failed genocidal Sri Lank government to play games with it.

Let India come out in open world and boldly join the free democratic nations which uphold human rights...

Oregon Health Authority on U.S. Supreme Court Ruling

Statement from Bruce Goldberg, M.D., Oregon Health Authority director.

(SALEM) - "The Supreme Court ruling today upholding the Affordable Care Act is very good news for the 600,000 Oregonians who do not have health care coverage.

"Because of the cost, health care had become out of reach for too many people. It has been particularly difficult for low-income Oregonians to get health care coverage..."

Merkley Statement on Supreme Court Decision

Merkley says the decision will allow the implementation of a vision of affordable, accessible health care for all Americans.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Oregon's Senator Jeff Merkley issued the following statement after the Supreme Court decision to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

An Urgent Message to all who attend this Church: YOU ARE ENTERING A CRIME SCENE WHERE CHILDREN ARE IN DANGER

For the welfare of your children and our future, join us.

(BRUSSELS) - At least one quarter of all Roman Catholic clergy are involved in the abuse, rape or trafficking of children. All the other clergy are obliged to protect them and conceal the crime under the Vatican’s policy known as Crimen Sollicitationis.

Supreme Court Ruling Limits Freedom, Strengthens Government

Includes local comment on today’s Supreme Court ruling.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Today the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reacted to the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the individual mandate and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The 5 to 4 decision went against what NFIB and 26 states argued in front of the Justices in our challenge against the constitutionality of the individual mandate.

Population Plunge in Sri Lanka`s Tamil Base

Recent decades have taken a severe toll on the island nation's Tamil population.

(COLOMBO, Sri Lanka) - Sri Lanka’s first national census in 30 years has shown a dramatic 20 percent drop in the population of the Jaffna peninsula, the long-time base of Tamil rebels during the island’s ethnic conflict.

Jaffna, where the rebels once ran a de facto separate state in the northeast, had fallen from 734,000 in 1981 to 583,000. Work on the census began last year.