Today is the 77th anniversary of the signing of the executive order which allowed the internment of Japanese Americans — in concentration camps on US soil.

US troops raped, murdered, pillaged, and tortured the villagers in one of the most heinous massacres of civilians to date, only one person was charged.

Eight years ago today, the US helped successfully overthrow Gaddafi because his gold Dinar-backed pan-African currency threatened Western central banks.

Abolishing American police might be our only hope to reform police brutality, violence, and skyrocketing incarceration rate.

Twenty-six years ago today, the FBI performed a deadly siege on the private property of Randy Weaver and his family at Ruby Ridge.

Charlottesville proves how close we are to civil war in the US — and politicians want it that way.

One in 12 doctors received payments — totaling a whopping $46 million — from pharmaceutical companies to push opioid painkillers, in just over two years.

In a stunning departure from lengthy precedent, a federal appeals court has ruled citizens have no right to film politicians and police in public.

Despite lingering doubts about threats from North Korea, defense manufacturer Lockheed Martin's stocks have broken records at the mere suggestion of war.

For better or worse, the debate over childhood vaccines rages on — but a crackdown on skeptics in Western nations now includes mandatory inoculation.