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Paul Joseph Watson | Americans target of state-sponsored assassination program.

Reuters | The Ghanaian diplomat meets with Syria's president in efforts to salvage seemingly crumbling six-point ceasefire plan.

Guardian | IMF boss who demands that Greeks pay their taxes - earns a tax-free salary.

Yahoo Canada Politics | The omnibus bill is too big and includes changes that ought to be broken off and presented as separate legislation.

Natural Society | Big pharma faked major study in order to push for controls and a ban on healthy vitamins and minerals.

freebeacon.com | Shucking the myth that there is actually much difference between Obama and Romney.

Infowars.com | Check this page for the latest streaming video from Bilderberg 2012.

ABC | Judge Moriarty: "If you let one run loose, what are you going to do with the rest of them? Let them go, too?"

WSJ | The Obama administration plans to arm Italy's fleet of Reaper drone aircraft.

USA Today | At their worst, private equity firms buy companies with borrowed funds, suck money out and leave them for dead.

Paul Joseph Watson | Surveillance drones blasted out of the sky in protest against 4th amendment intrusion.

Infowars | The scale of fraud perpetrated by U2's Bono and the globalist cabal he fronts for is staggering.

Susanne Posel | 'UNEP' will now be upgraded to UNEO at June's Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro.

Occupy Corporatism | International Code of Conduct for Information Security (ICCIS) calls for 'int'l consensus' of a global set of rules for internet.

From the Trenches World Report | International banking thieves have their eyes on our Social Security accounts.

dailystar.com | Latest chapter in the saga of the self-styled Internet whistleblower and bane of Washington.

information-age.com | A microchip used by the US military and manufactured in China contains a secret "backdoor."

Washington Post | Beneath all the folderol about 'job creation', there’s actually a legitimate debate to be had about what kind of capitalism the US needs.

A friend came to defendant’s house and he told her to call 911 because he had just killed his wife. She did, and the police arrived, and he let them in to the house. While there is no general crime scene exception to the Fourth Amendment under Flippo, the entry of the first responders and then others were by consent or a mere extension of the first for an observation. No evidence was taken as to the latter. State v. Beach, 2012 Ohio 2338, 2012 Ohio App. LEXIS 2068 (6th Dist. May 25, 2012).

Defendant was with a group of people on the street, and a police car crossed traffic to pull up in front of them. They were not seized, even by the officer “asking” them to remove their hoods. United States v. Moede, 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 73219 (E.D. Wis. May 25, 2012).*

Defendant is a Russian formerly living in Cyprus who was indicted in Brooklyn for international credit card fraud. When he was arrested in Cyprus, his laptop was seized and searched. He was extradited and pled guilty here. His lawyer was not ineffective for not challenging the search of the computer in Cyprus where the U.S. was not at all involved, and he consented to parts of it. Defendant also falls short on a “shocking the conscience” due process claim. United States v. Vega, 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 73329 (E.D. N.Y. May 24, 2012).*

businessweek.com | Expulsion of top Syrian diplomats as United Nations envoy Kofi Annan met President Bashar al-Assad.