Brietbart | Dissatisfaction with the U.S. public school system grows, apparently so has the appeal of homeschooling. Educational researchers, in fact, are expecting a surge in the number of students educated at home by their parents over the next ten years, as more parents reject public schools.

KDVR.com | The city of Glendale is surrounded by the city and county of Denver.  And for years, it’s gun laws have been pretty similar to Denver’s.  But not anymore. Riled by the new gun laws passed by the state Legislature, Glendale City Council members voted 4-2 to pass an emergency ordinance to repeal a law that prohibited the sale and transfer of assault weapons. The vote was Tuesday night and the new law allowing such sales is effective immediately.

Rasmusssen | The United States was founded on a belief that governments are created to protect certain unalienable rights. Today, however, more voters than ever view the federal government as a threat to those rights. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 56% of Likely U.S. Voters now consider the federal government a threat to individual rights rather than a protector of those rights. That’s up 10 points from 46% in December.

Truth Alliance | Bilderberg/Google Merger and NSA Mega Scandal Outed in Same Week, Providence or Program? It certainly has been an interesting week considering the elite Bilderberg meeting in England, thanks to alternative voices has been blown wide open in the media, and also the massive breaking info about the unilateral spying and data collection of all Americans emerged via a whistleblower named Ed Snowden. If you missed this interview with Glenn Greenwald of the Guardian it truly is a must see.

 Daily Mail | Delegates for a private conference of top politicians and businesspeople from around the world have started to arrive at a luxury country hotel. Several cars with blacked-out windows entered the gates of the Grove Hotel, near Watford, in Hertfordshire, this morning for the secretive meeting of the Bilderberg Group.

ChuckBaldwinLive.com | The relationship between the throne and the pulpit has always been a tenuous one at best. Since the days of Melchisedec, God intended that the office of priest and king be separate. Old Testament kings learned the hard way not to intrude into the priest’s office. God clearly intended that His prophets be free and independent men who possessed as much courage as they did faith. Reading the scriptural record of the Old Testament reveals that the prophecies and warnings of the prophets were aimed as much at the throne as at the village.

Verge | The US National Security Agency and Federal Bureau of Investigation have been harvesting data such as audio, video, photographs, emails, and documents from the internal servers of nine major technology companies, according to a leaked 41-slide security presentation obtained by The Washington Post and The Guardian. According to The Washington Post, the program's slides were provided by a "career intelligence officer" that had "firsthand experience with these systems, and horror at their capabilities," and wished to expose the programs "gross intrusion on privacy."

Infowars.com | Search Google News for Bilderberg coverage right now and you won’t see much from the mainstream media, even though it’s happening right now. Why? Because they buy into the idea set forth by the rich and powerful Bilderberg members that it’s a private party, nothing to see here, move along. But the discussions that occur at the Bilderberg round table shape corporate and government policies all over the world, therefore every person on the planet has a right to know what’s going on.

Brietbart | JOnce patriots were called on to defend our Constitutional rights. Today, we are called on to reinstate them. In the wake of the latest Obama scandal, i.e. the seizure of phone records for millions of Americans, Sen. Rand Paul has introduced legislation to "restore" the 4th Amendment. That Amendment, for well over 200 years, has protected Americans from unreasonable searches from the government. That protection was nice while it lasted.

NBC News | In Rochester, N.Y., city court is a busy place – for debt collectors. Plaintiff’s lawyers seeking judgments against alleged debtors consume 89 percent of the court docket -- 7,148 of the 8,032 lawsuits heard in city court during 2011 involved debt collection, a remarkable number. But not unique. In Buffalo, 76 percent of cases involved debt collection. In the Capital District near Albany, 77 percent did. Even in Nassau County, just outside New York City, where nearly 20,000 civil cases were filed, almost 9,000 involved debt.

Youtube | Eric Holder Refuses To Answer If DOJ Monitored Phones for Members of Congress (June 6, 2013)

Infowars.com | A BBC reporter admitted her job was to “provoke” Alex Jones following an interview in which the reporter attempted to characterise Bilderberg as a conspiracy theory.

Zero Hedge | Those tens of thousands of outstanding delivery requests against JPM are finally starting to make their way through the pipeline: following the withdrawal of 28,380 ounces of gold after nearly one month of radiosilence out of the vault located below 1 CMP, today the CME reported that another 21k troy ounces of eligible gold were withdrawn from the bank (coupled with the reallocation of another 8.8K registered into eligible), taking the total to a fresh record low of 767,752 ounces.

Youtube | Congressman Jim Bridenstine's House floor speech from 6-3-2013. Please subscribe to my YouTube channel!

Daily Shot | ingredients that are mixed into some of the most commonly available food items on the shelves. Kraft Mac N Cheese, they explained uses Yellow 5 and Yellow 6 to get that vibrant color. Those ingredients are ‘coal tar derivatives.’ Coal tar is also found in lice shampoo. “This is all I feed my kids!” Ali admitted. Except that she feeds them Amy’s brand, which the Caltons deemed safe for consumption.