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Submitted by Ron Paul via The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity, It was not long after last week’s horrifying bombings in Brussels that the so-called security experts were out warning that Europeans must give up more of their liberty so government can keep them secure from terrorism. I guess people are not supposed […]

It appears George R.R. Martin’s best-selling book series has a lot of similarities to the ‘ice’ and ‘fire’ of the current election campaign. Two powerful families (the establishment vs Bernie and Trump) of liars and honest men (and women) playing a deadly game for control of the ‘kingdom’… h/t @g_mastropavlos Average: Your rating: None Average: […]Read More

For the first time since January 2009, 12-month Saudi interbank rates have breached 2.00% – double the 1% lows of August. This ‘stress’ is also evident in the record pace of collapse of Saudi money-supply.  While Riyal forwards have rallied back from extreme bets on devaluation, they remain concerning for Saudi officials who to undertake […]

Earlier this month, conservative legal advocacy group Judicial Watch released a series of documents obtained via an FOIA request which appear to prove that Hillary Clinton knew her BlackBerry wasn’t secure when she and her staff moved into Mahogany Row (the nickname given to the set of offices reserved for senior officials in the Department […]

Submitted by Justin Raimondo via AntiWar.com, The vicious attack on the Brussels airport and metro underscores the futility of focusing on the Syrian “Caliphate” as the epicenter of terrorism: as I’ve been saying in this space since 2001, the snake has no head. Both al-Qaeda and now ISIS are protean entities with a vast geographical […]Read More

In late September, during the peak of fall borrowing base redetermination , many oil and gas companies got their first glimpse of just how bad their liquidity would get when as a result of collapsing commodity prices, the value of their collateral crashed when PV-10s plunged by up to 80% Y/Y as of December 2015… […]

Over the course of his campaign, Bernie Sanders has made it clear that criminal justice reform is something he cares quite a lot about. “I consider reforming our criminal justice system one of the most important things that a president of the United States can do,” the Vermont senator told a Chicago crowd in December. […]

With the increasing propaganda wars, we thought a reminder of just how naive many Westerners are when it comes to their news-feed. As Arjun Walia, of GlobalResearch.ca, notes,  Dr. Ulfakatte went on public television stating that he was forced to publish the works of intelligence agents under his own name, also adding that noncompliance with […]

Minister of Commerce in oil-rich Kuwait, Youself Al-Ali and Undersecretary Khaled Al-Shimmali were both recently issued parking tickets. According to traffic officers, their cars were parked in spaces allocated for the handicapped in a yet-to-be occupied building. The minister expressed shock when he came out of the building as he saw traffic officers issuing a […]

The federal government experienced 77,183 cyber incidents last year, according to a recent report by the Office of Management and Budget. Those incidents, more than 200 a day, covered everything from denial-of-service attacks against government websites to the theft of over 20 million personnel files. The massive amount of cyber incidents represents a 10 percent […]

Spring break is over. The end of the academic year is just a few short weeks away. You can’t avoid it any longer. Law school finals are coming. Since law school exams tend to be all or nothing — your entire grade for a course depending on a few hours of maddening hypotheticals — you’ll […]

It all happened a lot faster than any had anticipated — or even hoped. The Department of Labor’s proposed overtime regulations, which originated in President Obama’s push to modernize federal labor laws two years ago, is just about to become reality. “Exemption” Factors Whether or not an employee is “exempted” is determined by a number […]Read More