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CBC Subway workers late on Monday suspended a strike that crippled traffic in Brazil’s biggest city, but warned they could resume their walkout on Thursday, when Sao Paulo hosts the first [...]

By Phil Stewart (Reuters) – The Pentagon said on Wednesday it has temporarily moved nearly 200 Marines to Sicily from their base in Spain as a precaution due to concerns about unrest in [...]

BY Rich Karlgaard, (Forbes) It’s said that government workers now make, on average, 30% more than private-sector workers. Put that fantasy aside. It far underestimates the real figures. By my [...]

by JUAN A. LOZANO HOUSTON (AP) — The armed carjacker projected on a large screen threatens to kill you if you don’t give up your keys. Holding a modified gun that emits a beam, you pull the [...]

KHOU HOUSTON — Houston City Council passed an ordinance Wednesday that makes it illegal to be a hoarder in an apartment, townhome or condominium complex. But critics say hoarders are [...]

Global Research The recent protests in Ukraine have the stench of a foreign-orchestrated attempt to destabilize the government of Viktor Yanukovych after he walked away from signing an EU [...]

Ben Swann Oklahoma City, OK, April 22, 2014- Some Oklahoma residents who install solar panels or wind turbines on their property in the future are likely to get hit with a surcharge on their [...]

Washington Times Critics say fight isn’t first instance of feds’ ‘overkill’ Sending scores of armed agents along with helicopters and dogs to confront an elderly Nevada rancher over grazing fees [...]

Anna Hunt Activist Post Many people are coming to realize that far from improving dental health, the fluoridation of municipal water and many store bought foods and drinks is actually detrimental [...]

By Stephen Dinan (The Washington Times) The government’s chief auditor has urged TSA to cut its behavior screening program, but the agency instead quietly expanded it last month on passengers at [...]