Our Score July 2016 was “the warmest month of any in a data record that can be extended back to the nineteenth century,” according to the U.K.-based Copernicus Climate Change Service (CCCS). Hot enough to fry an egg, they say.…
Our Score This story dropped late last week, but I held off on addressing it for a few reasons. Let’s run through some of those caveats: First, the substance of the report rests on the assertions of a single source — who…
Our Score Are Turkey, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands and Italy Nuclear Powers? This article was originally published by Global Research in February 2010 under the title:Europe’s Five “Undeclared Nuclear Weapons States” The media, politicians and scientists have remained silent. The focus…
Our Score Sibel Edmonds In this episode of Spotlight with Sibel and Spiro we discuss the notorious USA-based Mullah Fethullah Gulen and Operation Gladio B in light of Wikileaks’ recent announcement that they plan to release a new batch of…
Our Score US Central Command intelligence reports provided a “more positive” picture of US efforts against Islamic State than facts on the ground actually supported, claims a new report from a congressional task force led by House Republicans. The preliminary…
Our Score Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and their allies protest construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. (Photo: Waniya Locke) Amidst the cries of “protect our water, protect our land, protect our peoples,” Native Americans, ranchers and farmers are standing their…
Our Score “Electromagnetic pollution may be the most significant form of pollution human activity has produced this century, all the more dangerous because it is invisible and insensible.” — Andrew Weil, MD, bestselling author We live in the information age when we’re…
Our Score Submitted by ButtCracker TOP TAKEAWAYS New revelations over the past 24 hours have spurred a stream of bad headlines for Hillary Clinton. CNN is reporting that despite an FBI request, the Department of Justice Office of Public Integrity…
Our Score (Reuters / Goran Tomasevic) What began two years ago as “limited” air strikes in Iraq now includes Syria, Afghanistan, and Libya—all with little public debate. The Obama administration announced on Monday the beginning of US air strikes in Libya…
Our Score A New York federal appeals court has ruled that Ecuadorean plaintiffs cannot collect a $9 billion judgment in the US against Chevron for rainforest damage. The case has been labelled the “biggest environmental case in the world.” The…
