Rachel Maddow has aired a segment condemning the new indictment against Julian Assange for 17 alleged violations of the Espionage Act. Yes, that Rachel Maddow. MSNBC's top host began the segment after

The Swedish government is looking into the possibility of forbidding the use of Norse runes, local media has reported, amid concerns that the ancient symbols have been misappropriated by neo-Nazi groups.

Google is kicking Chinese tech giant Huawei off its Android platform over fears it is under the influence of Beijing’s government. Google acted because the US Government told it to. Washington and its

The rich are getting richer. It is a refrain that has certainly been uttered before, and likely will again, as Deutsche Bank Securities’ chief economist points out that the gap between the haves and have-nots

As many know by now, Julian Assange was indicted on 17 additional Espionage Act charges yesterday that carry a total of 175 years in prison. This was not only an attack on Assange to try to make him pay

Bitcoin can now be used to buy things using the Lightning Network on the online retail giant, Amazon. Anyone wanting to buy things with bitcoin can now use the lightning network to shop on Amazon. The

Indian and Russian warships have arrived at Chinese shores to take part in celebrations and a parade, marking the 70th anniversary of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy and showcasing the forces of

The arrest of WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange has re-ignited speculation about the so-called "insurance" – large encrypted files uploaded by the website. What they are and when they will

Please donate to the Chelsea Manning defence fund - Please donate to the Julian Assange /Wikileaks defence fund - Or buy something from the Wikileaks shop This vigil was held on the day Julian Assange

In a turn of events, Ecuador has denied reports that they were planning to revoke Julian Assange's asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, where he has been since 2012. Source Initial insider sources

Is Facebook taking things too far? It seems like this company has absolutely no clue nor concern about privacy. It seems the company feels that everyone answers to it and it has the right to do what it

I came across a well written article about free markets and the extent to which they have been hijacked in recent decades by establishment elites. It was written by a very astute and prolific writer -

Blockchain technology is a way to move value across the internet safely, according to Stephen Williams, the author of ‘Blockchain: The Next Everything.’ © pexels.com He discusses the future and aspects

RT’s Keiser Report looks at central banks, dead unicorns & zombie banks In 2015, venture capitalist Bill Gurley predicted “dead unicorns,” referring to tech startups that have been valued by investors

Person A: Wow, things are looking really bad in Venezuela right now. Person B: Yeah. Person A: All that poverty and unrest! Person B: I know, it's terrible. Person A: You know what we should do? Person

(AP Photo/Cliff Owen) This article is my own intellectual property and was originally published via Disobedient Media. Earlier today, legal counsel for Trevor FitzGibbon filed a lawsuit against the Institute

Lot of good things have been going on under the hood... Bitcoin's chart looks pretty bad, actually it looks downright awful. Prices have been doing nothing but going down for over 14 months now, with not

By Aaron Kesel Facebook is being accused by the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) of privacy violations and is in the midst of negotiating over a multi-billion dollar fine that would settle the agency’s

Pension Funds are making their way into crypto for the first time ever. According to news released from Morgan Creek Digital, two pension plans in Fairfax County, Virginia are part of the $40 million raised

At one time it was very common, but now, with the development of cashless payments, you find less and less such agitations. But recently I got one. Одно время это было весьма распространено, но сейчас,