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`Dulles Airport` Shadow Disproves US Government`s 9/11 Conspiracy Theory

Let’s examine the events and circumstances of 9/11, the cover-up and the “shock & awe” doctrine.

(NEWARK, Calif.) - Nearly a decade after the heinous crimes known simply as “9/11” we can finally conclude with absolute certainty that our nation has been laboring under very strong delusion about what really happened that day.

The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority recently confirmed the location and view of the video surveillance camera at “West Security Checkpoint #1” at Washington Dulles International Airport on 11 September 2001.

Attorney General Kamala D. Harris Files Brief in Support of Constitutionality of Health Care Reform

Other states joining California in this brief are Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, Maryland, New York, Oregon and Vermont.

(SACRAMENTO) - Attorney General Kamala D. Harris has filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit strongly asserting the legality of federal health care reform and urging the court to uphold the law.

The Penny Has Dropped

Solidarity with the Palestinians is about to become a tidal wave.

(LONDON) - Ynet reported yesterday, that in a BBC global poll gauging attitudes towards various countries worldwide, Israel came pretty much at the bottom -- There were just three countries less popular than the Jewish State – Pakistan, North Korea and Iran.

The Israelis must find it hard to accept that their state is one of the least popular countries in the world. Seemingly, Zionism -- that presented itself as a promise to bring about a civilised and lovable Jewish state -- has totally failed.

From the Axis of Evil to the Least Popular Country

Governments come and go; rulers get elected and then end disappear. What remains on the ground is truth and honesty, the features which the Iranian people have always been renowned for.

(TEHRAN) - A poll recently conducted by the BBC World Service in 27 countries shows that Iran is considered to be the least popular country of the world, followed by North Korea, Pakistan and Israel.

Neglected Citizen--Oversight Responsibilities Haunt, Hurt 21st Century Developments

Op Ed: Part Two of new series Waves from Seaside. Citizen-Choice MUST Shape Issues, Situations, Problems To Build Cooperative Understandings and Coordinate ANY Effective Defenses.

(SEASIDE, Ore.) - Over the past forty or fifty years --while we Americans enjoyed our leisure, with "good reasons" to relax-- certain unremitting and extremely well-funded "private interests" have been very busily at full-volume work to snatch away whatever they can of our Constitutional freedoms.

They're preparing the nation for more-of-everything, as they now plan to plunder even and ever more-voraciously.

Civil Rights Under the Gavel of Justice

Part two in our continuing coverage of William Coleman's case against Oregon for Racial Discrimination.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The first day of William Coleman's Civil Rights/Racial Discrimination trial against Oregon Department of Human Services et al saw the testimony of many witnesses and day two was no exception.

The case centers around Coleman's firing from Oregon State Hospital where he worked as a security guard.

Alice in Chains Bassist Mike Starr Dies in Salt Lake City

Michael Christopher "Mike" Starr was born on the 4th of April in 1966.

(SALT LAKE CITY) - Michael Christopher "Mike" Starr was an American musician, best known as the original bassist in Alice in Chains, with whom he played from the band's formation in 1987 until 1993.

Lejeune Documentary Headed to Tribeca

The movie’s directors, Rachel Libert and Tony Hardmon, have spent at least two years working on the film.

(NEW YORK) - A documentary about the historic water contamination at Camp Lejeune will have its world premier this spring at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.

“Semper Fi: Always Faithful” tracks the evolution of Marine veteran Jerry Ensminger into an environmentalist after the death of his young daughter, Janey, from leukemia in 1985.

Florida Conservatives Standing Up For Liberty With New Law to Ban Farm Photo

Republicans are the anti-freedom party.

(MIAMI) - Once again, right-wing politics smells like freedom:

Taking photographs from the roadside of a sunrise over hay bales near the Suwannee River, horses grazing near Ocala or sunset over citrus groves along the Indian River could land you in jail under a Senate bill filed Monday.

Truck vs. School Bus Sends 10 to the Hospital (UPDATE)

A frightening beginning for the school day in Gaston

(GASTON, Ore.) - A school bus was involved in a multi-injury traffic crash this morning when it was hit by a truck trailer.