Reports coming out of the UK, specifically the Daily Mail, shed new light on the missing Malaysia Airways Flight 370. Eleven al Qaeda-linked terrorists are being questioned on their knowledge of the missing plane and there is speculation surrounding more
Ukrainian officials detained more than 130 people in Odessa after one of the deadliest days in Ukraine since the Euromaidan protests started in November 2013. On Friday, more than 40 people were killed in clashes between pro-Russians and pro-Ukrainians. In
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Russia resurrects May Day parade to celebrate Ukraine annexation Russia prepares for sanctions while ridiculing Obama New car bombing in Nigeria, while 200 kidnapped girls are still missing Russia resurrects May Day parade to
Twelve-year-old Jaysea DeVoe has become one of the youngest yoga instructors in the U.S. and is said to be the youngest certified female teacher after completing 200 hours of training through Yoga Alliance. “Pursuing a vocation early is not only
The success of the American pro-life movement is inspiring European activists to restrict abortion in individual nations throughout the continent and to press the European Commission to introduce an ethics clause into its regulations that prevents the EU from funding
SB 1306, a bill that would remove language from the state Family Code defining marriage as between “man and woman” and replace it with gender-neutral language, cleared the state Senate on Thursday. According to a report from NBC San Diego,
The New York Times published a story Sunday which makes clear that protesters in Venezuela have been suffering tremendous abuse at the hands of the country’s police and soldiers. The crackdown is so severe that even some allies of President
On Friday, Phillippines and Interpol security authorities arrested 58 individuals behind a Philippines-based criminal network that used victims’ online sexual activity as material for blackmail. The criminal front was said to be a “sextortion” ring. In its press release Friday,
A Maryland gun store owner who was standing by his decision to sell the Armatix iP1 smart gun on May 1st has done an about-face and announced on May 2nd that the gun will not be for sale. The pushback
The economist offering this “solution” has been fêted by the Obama White House economic staff, the International Monetary Fund, and by many of the people running world economies today. His ideas are definitely “in play.” Thomas Piketty, the forty-two-year-old French
The California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) filed a May Day brief in the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals saying that U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes’ December ruling in the City of Detroit bankruptcy case was wrong to conclude
On Friday, May 2, 2014, a radical Islamist group stormed Libya’s security headquarters in Benghazi, leaving up to nine dead and over a dozen wounded. Libyan army officials said among the dead were some of Libya’s police officers and military
A long-anticipated preliminary report reviewing the actions surrounding the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 shows that Malaysia Airlines relayed incorrect information about the location of the plane to Vietnam in the early hours of its disappearance, waiting four
International human rights groups are once again calling for improved working conditions at construction sites for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, as the alarmingly high rates of migrant worker deaths and a litany of human rights abuses continue in
On Thursday at a United Nations Human Rights summit in Geneva, The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) took the stand to to defend its human rights record against accusations it was committing crimes against humanity. Western nations were
The London property market has set yet another world record with the sale of a £140m ($237m) apartment. This sale is the latest in an increasingly out of control property boom amongst Chinese, Russian and Arab billionaires. London is now
Kiev, May 02 (QNA) – Ukrainian rebels shot down a third Ukrainian army helicopters on Friday over a barricade in the city of Slaviansk in Donetsk province, southeast Ukraine. Earlier defenders of the east Ukrainian city of Sloviansk have downed
The Bristol County, Massachusetts district attorney announced Thursday the indictment of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez on charges of assault and battery and threats made to a jailer. The alleged incidents took place at the Bristol County
California’s new “jungle” primary system does not boost turnout, but does raise participation by independent voters, the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) reported Thursday. According to the PPIC’s Eric McGhee, the new system, in which all candidates compete together and
When does government incompetence turn to government corruption? When the incompetent government officials lie, stonewall, and refuse to obey transparency laws. That is exactly what is happening inside the Obama administration in an attempt to cover up an Obamacare blunder
The Chinese government is blaming suicide bombers tied to religious extremists for a bombing in the northwestern region of Xinjiang this week that killed three and injured dozens. The explosion followed a knife attack by a group of individuals at
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which is dominated by the U.S., just approved a $17 billion loan for the Ukraine. As the IMF’s largest participant with 17.69%, the United States will contribute over $3 billion. The first disbursement will be
Apparently, upward of 100,000 Russians, many waving signs in support of President Vladimir Putin and the Russian annexation of Crimea, flooded Red Square today for the nation’s annual May Day parade. It was the first time since the fall of
Masik Ryong is North Korea’s new ski resort in Wonsan. It is part of Kim Jong-un’s plan to make Wonsan “a tourist destination.” According to The Guardian, the ski resort “seems fairly well built” and “very much like a Chinese/European
By a 52-36 margin, Americans say the federal government is “not aggressive enough in deporting illegal immigrants,” according to a new poll released by Rasmussen. Only 14 percent of likely voters said they think the U.S. is deporting too aggressively,
