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Economic Collapse Blog | Today, Wall Street is the biggest casino in the entire world.

AFP | About 4,000 accused supporters of former dictator Moamer Kadhafi are still being held, and, often tortured.

BBC | A Greek exit would be damaging but not necessarily fatal to the euro.

Susan Aarde | Scientists found that none of the eight dispersants displayed endocrine-disrupting activity of “biological significance.”

Ethan A. Huff | Mega-fascist entity is moving forward at an alarmingly rapid pace in the U.S.

JB Bardot | Rebirth of the Victory garden.

Ron Paul | Ron Paul calls upon supporters to fund remaining campaign as his quest for delegates goes on despite the media blackout.

Infowars | Mike Adams talks with Len Saputo, a board certified doctor of internal medicine, about using health to empower our own lives.

AFP | The top-secret US National Security Agency is not required to reveal any deal it may have with Google.

Infowars.com | Mike Adams interviews Melinda Olson, a Minnesota mom who received a harassing letter from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture for allegedly violating food-handling regulations.

Infowars.com | Mike Adams presents a Fukushima mega-meltdown special on the Friday, May 11 edition of the Alex Jones Show.

Reuters | Britain's military will be armed with a sonic device that can be used as a high-volume loudspeaker or a non-lethal weapon to disperse crowds.

loop21.com | “I was afraid,” the officer testified, wiping tears from his face.

Mike Adams | The human race is gravely threatened by out-of-control science.

Defying centuries of deeply ingrained traditions about a woman's place took more courage than the speeches and epithets mouthed by generations of feminists.

Infowars | As the Reporter Contest battle wages, the competition grows fiercer.

President Obama announced his support for gay marriage a day after the Tar Heel State banned it. Next up: Charlotte hosts this year's Democratic National Convention.

The attacks on Frank VanderSloot and political 'civility.'

When banks have a reason to get smaller, expect the capable head of J.P. Morgan to lead the way.

The two-star general wrote the book on Vietnam and showed the way for the surge in Iraq. Now he's back from 20 months in Afghanistan—and says the war can be won.