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Rwandan Democratic Green Party Vice President Assassinated

“During our visit to Butare yesterday, we found his national ID, driver’s license, house keys and car keys still inside the dumped car. His car and belonging are now packed at Police Headquarters in Huye-Butare town.” - Frank Habineza, Chairman of Democratic Green Party of Rwanda

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - The First Vice President of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, Mr. Andre Kagwa Rwisereka went missing yesterday July 13th 2010. He was found dead, assassinated this morning July 14th 2010.

According to family sources, his Toyota Pick Up was found, yesterday on the banks of River Mukula in Butare, near Burundi.

Obama`s New National HIV/AIDS Strategy

At least the spotlight will shine bright on HIV/AIDS again.

(SAN FRANCISCO) - On July 13, 2010, the Obama administration unveiled a new national HIV and AIDS strategy, which sets a goal of reducing new infections by 25 percent over the next five years.

State Prison Whistleblower Says Oregon Corrections is Blocking Federal Mail

The first video in our ongoing series on racial corruption, Civil Rights violations and highly integrated government retaliation in Oregon.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Corruption under the color of law is a tough beast. It comes in layers because that is the way it has to be; lies always only lead to more lies, and that is the path some strike out on in order to conspire against their fellow man and the notion of justice itself.

Extremely Powerful Video: `Even The Troops Are Waking Up`

"We were told we were fighting terrorists, the real terrorist who's me and the real terrorism is this occupation..."

(SALEM, Ore.) - Do you consider yourself pro-war? Watch this video and then answer that question again. It is likely to change. The intensity of a combat veteran turned anti-war can be serious.

Not because of anger or loud words, but because of the credibility for having bore witness to the ultimate trick, the deadliest game.

Africa: Faces in Words

New weekly update on the breaking stories in the African nations.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Unseen, unheard; no one should be the bearer of these two words. Unfortunately, Africa is often in the forefront of this association.

Our common humanity should change this; we should never look away because it is too distant. Our commitment to one another, to human rights, and the ability to learn should always keep us connected no matter the severity and complexity of problems.

The Best Use of Resources?

Are we abandoning more people than we save?

(GOLD RIVER, B.C.) - Some things seem to never go away. One is the issue of abortion, another is the legalization of marijuana, and yet another is gun control. What they have in common is the issue of personal choice versus considerable state intervention into people's lives.

Environment News: A Plague of Water

“In Mexico, water that is sorely lacking is now a threat because of official negligence”- Columnist Ivan Restrepo.

(LAS CRUCES, N.M.) - Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Alex slammed northeastern Mexico, clean-up is far from complete.

From Genocide to ReGenesis in ZERO Compromise
Preamble to Palestine: The Struggle Forward

From Eretz Yisrael to Palestine – Just One Goal in the 62nd Year of Al-Nakba: Not Onestate; One Palestine.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - This article is the Preamble to my paper Palestine: The Struggle Forward.

Salem Native Founds Online Think Tank Utilizing College Students to Solve World`s Problems

The website services are free and completely confidential.

(SALT LAKE CITY, Utah) - Organizations of all sizes from any industry and discipline in the world can submit their complex business, engineering, technical, political, legal, or other problems at www.noodlestorm.com and receive multiple solutions from the brightest college students from around the world.

Let`s Be Blunt with Governor Christie!

An open letter in rebuttal to Governor Christie’s continuing delays enacting the law passed in January 2010.

(TRENTON, N.J.) - The New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act deems medical marijuana to be “medicine” – based on proven, scientific and medical research. The new law will literally benefit the lives of thousands of New Jersey patients (and their families and loved ones), and it is also the strictest medical marijuana law in the country.

Under the law, a very limited number of patient illnesses/conditions are included for medical-marijuana treatment.