Jeff Sharlet The Christian Mafia rules US

A group known as the Christian mafia is the oldest and arguably the most powerful and influential religious rights organization in the United States, says American author Jeff Sharlet.

Dennis Kucinich vs Bill OReilly

22 January, 2010 Fox Bill O'Reilly and Dennis Kucinich discuss about the success of Fox compared to the failure of the major leftist media

Goldman Sachs Bonuses amid record homelessness in New York

Americans are outraged as Goldman Sachs releases record fourth quarter profits and announces plans to give more than 16 billion dollars in bonuses. Joining in the bonus frenzy is New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is handing out millions to his campaign aids even as homelessness in the city is at levels not seen since in the Great Depression. Will this outrage translate into action?

Alex Jones vs Glenn Beck and Michael Savage

Alex Jones is angry that Glenn Beck warned that Obama invited 9/11 truthers in his administration , Alex Jones accuses Glenn Beck of stealing his movement and ideas

Senator-Elect Brown Supports Waterboarding Terror Suspects

January 19, 2010 MSNBC

Dems. Lose Mass. Senate Race in Epic Upset

In a stunning defeat, Democrat Martha Coakley lost the race to occupy the senate seat long held by liberal icon Edward M. Kennedy. Oakley congratulated Republican Scott Brown on his victory. (Jan. 19)

A powerful story of rescue in Haiti

A powerful story of rescue from Haiti

Bin Laden Image Taken From Spanish Lawmaker

A Spanish lawmaker was horrified to learn that the FBI used an online photograph of him to create an image showing what Osama bin Laden might look like today. The FBI has since taken the image down. (Jan. 18)

The Dangers of Fully-Body Scanners in Airports

The alleged attempt by a Nigerian man to blow up a US airliner on Christmas Day has prompted some airports around the world to introduce full-body scanners. Experts say such a scanner could have prevented the passenger from smuggling the explosive device onto the plane.The scanner uses radio waves to see through a person's clothing,allowing airport staff to spot any hidden weapons or packages. The German government wants them to be allowed at the country's airports. But the decision is controversial,and has privacy campaigners on the warpath.

Shocking Unemployment Statistics 54% of Under 25 Jobless

This University of Washington Graduate puts it in simple terms " I think that a lot of getting a job these days , sadly is who you know not what you know ..." ...
Official unemployment rates in the United States hover around 10 percent, even though many experts believe the real numbers are much higher. But for young adults in America, the situation is even worse. 54 percent of Americans under the age of 25 are unemployed according to the labor department. It's taking many college graduates over a year to land a steady job, and many are in hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt.

Jordan CIA Al-Qaeda Hotbed

Mosaic Intelligence Report: January 15, 2010) A bomb explodes near an Israeli diplomatic convoy in Jordan. Al-Qaeda assassinates a Jordanian intelligence officer. Jordanian Islamists are fighting in Afghanistan. Are Jordanian Intelligence Agencies good enough to fight al-Qaeda? And why do Jordanian opposition groups want the government to drop its pro-America stance?

Olbermann vs Limbaugh And Robertson on Haiti Comments

MSNBC is angry to say the least after Pat Robertson and Rush Limbaugh's comments on the Haiti Earthquake , the first blamed the earth quake on what he called a pact with the devil Haiti had , and the second blamed communism for the bad luck that is hitting Haiti

Mikey the 8 years old Terrorist

Travel is a hassle for an 8-year-old Cub Scout from New Jersey, that's because Mikey Hicks shares the same name of a person who has drawn the suspicion of the Homeland Security Department. (Jan. 15)