By Brian Steinberg | AdAge.com | Apr. 28, 2008
The big three TV network newscasts lost about 1.2 million viewers last year, and advertising on their three big morning news shows fell to an estimated $1.03 billion. The average viewer is 60 years old, and the demographic marketers most want to reach is more likely to be facing a computer screen than a TV screen when the evening news comes on.

FOX News | Apr. 30, 2008
Authorities are investigating mysterious claims that a man killed by Houston police after a car chase was a CIA agent, MyFOXHouston reported.

Associated Press | Apr. 30, 2008
Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Tuesday that sending a second U.S. aircraft carrier to the Persian Gulf could serve as a "reminder" to Iran, but he said it's not an escalation of force.

By Paul Joseph Watson | PrisonPlanet.com | Apr. 30, 2008
Former Senator Gary Hart seems to be having difficulties remembering his last lie because he fouled up again in his latest confrontation with We Are Change by reversing his assertion that he never used the term "new world order," contradicting his previous falsehood, but still seemed fearful of discussing exactly what the term meant.

AntiWar.com | Apr. 29, 2008
As heavy street fighting continues in Sadr City, Kirkuk suffered a spate of roadside bombings. Also, female suicide bombers staged attacks in Diyala province. At least 82 Iraqis were killed and another 136 were wounded across the country. No Coalition deaths were reported.

By Joe Guzzardi | Vdare.com | Apr. 25, 2008
Whether it’s crazy or it isn’t, I wonder, given the abject failure of previous marches and public demonstrations demanding “amnesty now,” what immigration enthusiasts—both in the U.S. and Mexico—could possibly be thinking as they organize yet another May 1^st circus.>

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Ron Paul on CNN - 28/04/08. Ron Paul tells CNN's John Roberts he is still in the race and gaining support from delegates every day!

Reuters | Apr. 29, 2008
Warren Buffett, the world's richest person, said Monday that the U.S. economy is in a recession that will be more severe than most people expect.

By Ian Cobain | The Guardian | Apr. 29, 2008
British agents alleged to have questioned men at Pakistani interrogation centre after they had been brutally mistreated. Officers of the Security Service, MI5, are being accused of "outsourcing" the torture of British citizens to a notorious Pakistani intelligence agency in an attempt to obtain information about terrorist plots and to secure convictions against al-Qaida suspects.

AP & Reuters | April 28, 2008
Millions of dollars of lucrative Iraq reconstruction contracts were never finished because of excessive delays, poor performance or other factors, including failed projects that are being falsely described by the US government as complete, investigators say.

By Caroline Davies & Mark Townsend | The Guardian | Apr. 27, 2008
When 17-year old Rand Abdel-Qader met a British soldier in Basra, she dreamt of romance. But five months later she was murdered in a savage attack by her father. But there will be no trial: this was an 'honour killing'.

By Kathy Chu | USA TODAY | Apr. 28, 2008
Even as the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates, financial institutions have sharply raised rates for credit card customers — even those who pay on time — as they grapple with losses from other bad consumer loans.

By MurrayWeiss and Chuck Bennett | NY Post | Apr. 28, 2008
Eight city cops who succumbed to 9/11 dust-related illnesses will be memorialized on the NYPD's "Wall of Heroes" for officers killed in the line of duty - a poignant nod to their kin, who spent years battling City Hall over how the deaths should be classified.

CNN.com | Apr. 27, 2008
Outmaneuvered by raucous Ron Paul supporters, Nevada Republican Party leaders abruptly shut down their state convention and now must resume the event to complete a list of 31 delegates to the GOP national convention.

Capital Hill blue | Apr. 27, 2008
With the next new moon arriving May 5, 2008, which is usually the time the Pentagon War Mongers love to attack countries Israel wants bombed, this next terror drill, coming up next week, could be more than interesting. Especially the part about invoking "Continuity Plans and Capabilities."

By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | Apr. 27, 2008
At least 101 bodies were found in two separate mass graves. Another 35 people were killed or found dead, and 101 more were wounded in other violence. No Coalition deaths were reported.

By Gene Johnson | Associated Press | Apr. 27, 2008
Timothy Garon's face and arms are hauntingly skeletal, but the fluid building up in his abdomen makes the 56-year-old musician look eight months pregnant.

By Henri Astier | BBC | Apr. 27, 2008
The power of America's "Jewish lobby" is said to be legendary.
Commentators the world over refer to it, as though it were a well-established fact that US Jews wield far more influence than their numbers (2% of the population) would suggest.

By Lizbeth Diaz | Reuters | Apr. 27, 2008
Fourteen Mexican drug gang members were killed and eight others were injured in a gun battle near the U.S. border on Saturday that was one of the bloodiest shootouts in Mexico's three-year-long narco-war.

Associated Press | Apr. 25, 2008
The online weapons dealer who sold one of the guns used in the Virginia Tech shootings visited the campus, a decision the school's spokesman called "terribly offensive."

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Israel tank fires shot that kills Reuters cameraman. New report included.

NPR | Apr. 25, 2008
Intelligence officials Thursday showed members of Congress videotape and other evidence to support their case that Syria was building a nuclear reactor with help from North Korea. The site was bombed by Israeli planes last year.

Gawker | Apr. 25, 2008
"It's a first for mass transit in the United States. NYPD officers, armed with rifles, submachine guns, body armor and bomb-sniffing dogs will begin patrolling the city's subway system thanks to a 50 percent increase in a homeland security grant." Well, good thing we're putting that to good use! Turning an already problematic police force into a paramilitary organization?

WorldNetDaily.com | Apr. 25, 2008
97 percent oppose North American Community without congressional approval. A new poll by the American Policy Center has revealed that the lack of widespread opposition to the agenda of the Security and Prosperity Partnership, announced in 2005 by President Bush and his counterparts from Mexico and Canada, is because more than half of the American residents polled hadn't heard of it.

By Owen Bowcot | The Guardian | Apr. 25, 2008
Airline passengers are to be screened with facial recognition technology rather than checks by passport officers, in an attempt to improve security and ease congestion, the Guardian can reveal.

CNN | Apr. 24, 2008
Actor Wesley Snipes was sentenced to three years in prison and fined up to $5 million Thursday for failing to file federal tax returns. It was the maximum sentence possible under federal sentencing guidelines.

By Margaret Griffis | AntiWar.com | Apr. 23, 2008
At least 59 Iraqis were killed and 114 more were wounded in the latest violence, much of it involving continued fighting between the Mahdi army and Iraqi security forces. Exact figures are difficult to obtain due to the nature of the clashes. One American soldier was killed during combat operations in Baghdad, while the DOD reported the death of a U.S. soldier from non-combat injuries. The remains of an American contractor who was kidnapped in 2006 were positively identified. Also, a former Iraqi Vice President under Saddam Hussein, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, has possibly been captured.

By Kurt Nimo | Infowars.com | Apr. 24, 2008
It simply was not enough for neocon radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh to call for Republicans to vote for Hillary, supposedly as a hedge against Barack Obama. Now he is calling for riots in Denver during the DNC. ABC News in Denver reports:

By Jonathan | TruthAlliance.net | April 24, 2008
Dr. David Graham, a dentist in Shreveport, Louisiana, said that he had met three of the 9/11 hijackers a year before the attacks at a home in Shreveport. He became suspicious of them (he thought they were planning attacks on nearby Barksdale AFB) and contacted the FBI.

By Jonathan| TruthAlliance.net | April 22, 2008
When peace protests break out in violence, this empowers the police state and is used as a pretext to further bolster the imperialist philosophies peace organizations have worked so hard to curtail in our society. Our concern is legitimate that the DNC will be provoked towards violence our evidence is the statements made by these organizations, their own websites and past actions as presented below. More Information develops for the recreate 68 and RAIMD story.

Kurt Nimo | Infowars.com | Apr. 24, 2008
It wasn’t a question Arnold Schwarzenegger wanted to answer. “Arnold, can I get your comment on Kurt Waldheim, your friend?” Schwarzenegger immediately turned away.

By Anne Broache | CNET | April 24, 2008
WASHINGTON--The FBI on Wednesday called for new legislation that would allow federal police to monitor the Internet for "illegal activity."

Associated Press | April 24, 2008
NEW YORK —  A wall-mounted gadget designed to drive away loiterers with a shrill, piercing noise audible only to teens and young adults is infuriating civil liberties groups and tormenting young people after being introduced into the United States.

Associated Press | April 24, 2008
New Espionage Case Raises Questions About Americans Passing Secrets to Israel. The case of an 84-year-old New Jersey man charged with passing secrets to an Israeli agent a quarter-century ago has created speculation that more Americans may have been serving Israeli intelligence than previously thought.

CNN | April 24, 2008
Retail chain Sam's Club will limit the sale of large quantities of rice amid a dramatic increase in the global price of rice.

By John Bryne | The RAW Story | April 24, 2008
Documents show they expected legal challenges from the start. The Central Intelligence Agency knew from the beginning that its secret detention and torturous interrogation tactics probably bordered on illegal from the start, according to new documents identified through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.

By Jonathan Karl | MSNBC.com | April, 21, 2008
The New York Times spilled a lot of ink yesterday on the Pentagon's relationship with TV military analysts.

msnbc.com | April 22, 2008
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton confirmed Monday that as president she would be willing to use nuclear weapons against Iran if it were to launch a nuclear attack on Israel.

The Guardian | April 22, 2008
The US army doubled its use of "moral waivers" for enlisted soldiers last year to cope with the demands of the Iraq war, allowing sex offenders, people convicted of making terrorist threats, and child abusers into the military, new records released yesterday showed.

Associated Press | April 22, 2008
Osama bin Laden's chief deputy in an audiotape Tuesday accused Shiite Iran of trying to discredit the Sunni al-Qaida terror network by spreading the conspiracy theory that Israel was behind the Sept. 11 attacks.

By Ernesto | TorrentFreak.com | April 21, 2008
Data collected by the BitTorrent client Azureus shows that Comcast might only be the tip of the iceberg when it comes to BitTorrent throttling ISPs. Early findings show that customers from quite a few other Internet service providers experience an unusually high amount of TCP-resets.

By Paul Joseph Watson | Prison Planet | Tuesday, April 22, 2008
After months of tolerating verbal and physical abuse from a fringe group of emotionally unstable "no-planers" at ground zero, Luke Rudkowski and We Are Change have had enough, and are set