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Gunman Shoots and Kills Many Moviegoers at Batman Premiere

Being called the "worst mass murder in American history": 12 are dead and 57 injured at last report.

(AURORA, Colo.) - The Aurora Police Department issued the following news release concerning the Aurora, Colorado theater shooting

Aurora Police are investigating a shooting at the Century 16 Movie Theater, located at 14300 E Alameda Ave, involving approximately 50 victims with at least 12 confirmed dead.

Former CIA Agent Publicly States: Osama bin Laden Died Five Years Ago

The only thing the man ever did was deny involvement in 911.

(SALEM / TEHRAN) - Former Intelligence Agent Berkan Yashar reveals some astonishing background on the demise of bin Laden.

When asked about bin Laden’s death in Pakistan on May 2 last year. He said: "Even if the entire world believed I could not possibly believe it."

Israelis Killed in Bulgaria Bus Attack, Zionist Entity Blames Iran, Hezbollah

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Iran for the blast; Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak accused Hezbollah...

(BEIRUT Al-Manar) - A deadly blast targeted a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria, killing seven people, including five Zionists. In addition to the five Israelis, a Bulgarian driver was killed.

Dozens others were injured in the attack which took place outside an airport in the European country.
The bus was carrying around 40 Israelis who had just arrived at Burgas Airport on the Black Sea coast.

Poll: Many Americans Don`t Like Black People or Mormons

No matter who wins, America is going to grow, since they’ve never had to choose between an African American and a Mormon.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Both the Mormon and the African-American communities still face prejudices in America.

This information is striking considering how views on both communities have been shifting since Mitt Romney (a Mormon) and Barack Obama (African-American) ran in the presidential election back in 2008.

Income Inequality in Oregon Rises Again

"Income inequality destabilizes our economy" - OCPP policy analyst Jason Gettel

(SILVERTON, OR) - Income inequality in Oregon is on the rise once again, according to new analysis of state income data by the Oregon Center for Public Policy.

The first full year of economic recovery, 2010, saw the average income of the wealthiest 1 percent of Oregon taxpayers jump by about $44,000 to reach a total of about $689,000.

UN Committee Highlights Israeli Detention, Torture of Palestinian Children

Cairo press conference held by UN notes proliferation of detainment, mistreatment – even torture – of Palestinian children by Israeli authorities.

(CAIRO) - The UN Special Committee on Israeli Practices in the Occupied Arab Territories has announced the conclusions of its annual field mission.

The committee's findings were based on interviews with Palestinian refugees and officials in Amman, Cairo and the Gaza Strip.

Israeli and U.S. Media Conspired to Block Attempted Assassination of Clinton

Hiding the event from the public makes the media guilty of treason.

(SALEM) - Hillary Clinton survived an assassination attempt during an official visit to Israel this week.

Normal security procedures should have prevented any vehicle on open regions from coming within 200 meters of Clinton.

Camp Lejeune Water-Contamination Bill Passes Senate

The American public doesn't like the fact that Marines were contaminated with toxins and ignored, things are changing.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Last evening a major victory was achieved in the fight for Camp Lejeune and those Marines and civilians impacted by the base's history of toxic water contamination.

Marijuana IS a Gateway Drug!
A Gateway to Health

New book sets the record straight on marijuana's role in a modern world.

(SAN FRANCISCO) - In MARIJUANA: GATEWAY TO HEALTH--How Cannabis Protects Us from Cancer and Alzheimer's Disease, Clint Werner uncovers the science proving marijuana's numerous health benefits and the myths go up in smoke.

City Commissioner Looks Forward to Hunger Striker`s Hospital Emergency

Today, Whitten and his supporters are celebrating the 50 day anniversary of the strike.

(PORTLAND, OR) - Cameron Whitten has endured his seventh week of hunger striking outside of City Hall. Down to 160.1 pounds, he continues to petition local officials to expand their strategies on affordable housing and short-term emergency relief.

The week was abuzz with rumors of a forceful sweep that would remove the Occupy-affiliated demonstration from the sidewalks around City Hall.