the stories the mainstream news slept through.
West Virginia is trialing a voting system for absentee voters in the military using a mobile app powered by blockchain technology.
In Los Angeles, one of America’s richest cities, with the backdrop of Hollywood glitz and glamour for the wealthy, privileged elite luxuriating in their sprawling, majestic estates, a staggering 60,000 people live without shelter, many sleeping on the disease-infested sidewalks, while the country’s 3 richest billionaires hoard more wealth than the bottom 50% of all Americans.
Of the 20 shots fired in rapid succession by two unnamed Sacramento, California police officers, an unarmed 22-year-old black man, Stephon Clark, was hit by eight bullets, any of which would have Read More…
Oil and gas extraction in west Texas is causing the formation of massive sinkholes, according to a new study. As the fossil fuel industry has expanded its operations in the region, Read More…
The United States military carried out its first ever drone strike in southern Libya against Al Qaeda militants this weekend, signaling a possibly significant expansion of the U.S. counterterrorism campaign in the war-ravaged North African nation.
The Department of Justice Inspector General has announced it will investigate the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) over the use of a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court order to Read More…
![Redacted Tonight: Major New Development in Election Integrity Fight [Web Exclusive] (VIDEO)](https://i0.wp.com/snews.news/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/web-exclusive-major-new-development-in-election-integrity-fight-e15222103999481.jpg?resize=326%2C245&ssl=1 "Redacted Tonight: Major New Development in Election Integrity Fight [Web Exclusive] (VIDEO)")
In this ‘Redacted Tonight‘ web exclusive, Lee Camp interviews election integrity activist John Breaky about the significant vulnerabilities in US elections, widespread voter suppression, and the glaring inconsistencies strongly indicating Read More…
Modern weather forecasts rely on complex computer simulators. These simulators use all the physics equations that describe the atmosphere, including the movement of air, the sun’s warmth, and the formation Read More…
Two passenger planes collided on the tarmac of Ben-Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv on Wednesday, leaving both aircraft stuck together by the tail. No passengers were injured, but both planes were Read More…
March 28, 2018 (Guest Post – Jack Anderson) – Tensions have escalated between the United States and Russia. These tensions have also appeared in various parts of the world, including Read More…
More than a dozen protesters who clambered into holes dug for a high pressure gas pipeline announced triumphantly that the presiding judge had ruled in their favor, finding them not Read More…
A protective film 50,000 times thinner than a human hair could be used to protect coral reefs from rising temperatures. By applying a layer of protection to the surface of Read More…
Nearly half a million children have dropped out of school since the 2015 escalation of the conflict in Yemen, when Saudi Arabia and its allies intervened in the country’s civil Read More…
‘Interstitium’ acts as a shock absorber for vital tissues and could improve understanding of cancer spread.
![Fantastic Didactic Flick Pick of the Week (March 24-30, 2018): ‘Putin’ (2018) [Director: Andrei Kondrashev] – Groundbreaking New Documentary Reveals A Different Side of Russian Leader (VIDEO)](https://i0.wp.com/snews.news/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/maxresdefault_271.jpg?resize=326%2C245&ssl=1 "Fantastic Didactic Flick Pick of the Week (March 24-30, 2018): ‘Putin’ (2018) [Director: Andrei Kondrashev] – Groundbreaking New Documentary Reveals A Different Side of Russian Leader (VIDEO)")
A groundbreaking new film by Andrei Kondrashev, ‘Putin’ dives into depth about the man who we all hear so much about, but who we know so little about. Kondrashev’s superb 2015 ‘Crimea Read More…
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