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WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE… Funny Or Die, of course, decided to get in on some NSA action. Their video coincides with a project set to launch today at (June 12th) 7:00 PM ET from Troll the NSA. They are calling for everyone to send an email
A must-hear podcast from The Telegraph’s Tim Stanley… This week’s Telegram is a highly charged debate about America and security. Tim Stanley says the information released by Edward Snowden shows an Obama administration exercising “weird and creepy” control over its citizens. Dan Hodges says
How many breaking stories from Glenn Greenwald is this now? And while I’m researching to write a story on his latest groundbreaking reporting, I’ve encountered another developing story when checking out his latest tweets. This is from one of his colleagues, Steve Clemons, editor
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In a surprising reversal, last month, the EPA announced that it intends to lower the maximum amount of fluoride in drinking water because of growing evidence supporting the chemical’s possible deleterious effects to children’s health. In 2006, the National Academy of Sciences report that found
It was April 4, 1964, and Jerry Lee Lewis had officially bottomed out. He hadn’t charted a record in years, and now, on tour in England and Germany, he was getting paid so little that he couldn’t afford to bring his own musicians. Instead,
Having fun here in a cafe broadcasting some music to you live… If the broadcast isn’t still live, here’s a trusty playlist… Here’s the system we are using…it’s pretty cool. (TechCrunch) Grooveshark, the streaming music site, has created a way for its users to
Before we all pile on Justin Bieber, let’s take heart in the knowledge that he used past tense when referring to Anne Frank. The pop star recently toured the Anne Frank museum and left the following message, “Truly inspiring to be able to come
UPDATE: Senator Mitch McConnell is joining the gun control filibuster. Even more news to confuse Senator McCain… Mitch McConnell joins Senate gun filibuster… drudge.tw/12CpnYF — DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) April 8, 2013 Fresh off his disdain of Senator Paul’s (R – KY) filibuster of
WikiLeaks just published the largest leak of diplomatic reports of all time. The Kissinger Cables hold the world’s largest searchable collection of United States confidential, or formerly confidential, diplomatic communications. As of its launch on April 8, 2013 it holds 2 million records comprising approximately
