Human Rights

by Luke Miller Truth Theory Be warned this is perhaps one of the most ridiculous things you will ever see in your life! A flashmob […]

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by Amanda Froelich via True Activist After fourteen girls and women were captured by Boko Haram, a massive raid in multiple villages resulted in over […]

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by Bill Ottman via Minds The video directly below details the plutonium injections. If you want to know about the plutonium laced oatmeal on disabled […]

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by Luke Miller Truth Theory Life is a truly beautiful experience and sometimes it is less about surrounding yourself with more beauty than it is […]

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by Brianna Blaschke Walmart faces another lawsuit loss, awarding $224 million to employees that were forced to work through lunch breaks. Credit: Warehouse Workers United […]

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by Virgil Vaduva For all the criticism Apple receives from users about its products, design or pricing, there is one thing that Apple should be commended […]

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by Virgil Vaduva Last week I covered the story of the FBI asking a federal judge to order Apple to insert a back-door into iOS […]

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The robots might one day rise up and take over, but a Palo Alto startup called Knightscope has developed a fleet of crime-fighting machinery it hopes to […]

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An Arizona state lawmaker wants to make criminals out of some people who take videos of cops questioning or arresting someone. The proposal by Sen. […]

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‘To poison all the children in an historic American city is no small feat’ by Sarah Lazare Calls for Michigan Governor Rick Snyder’s ouster—and arrest—are […]

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      Like many African Americans, Lakisha David wanted to trace the roots of her family, who for years were documented only as property. […]

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by Christina Sarich If you are a nurse in the US and refuse the flu vaccine (one the CDC has even admitted doesn’t always work, […]

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by Carey Wedler at theantimedia.org On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled a lawsuit filed by former child slaves against mega-corporation Nestle can move forward. The decision finalizes […]

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by Alex Pietrowski The court of appeals in Lyon, France, has found agribusiness giant Monsanto guilty of poisoning a man named Paul François. François is […]

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by Yelena Sukhoterina Unlike most of the top candidates, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders has a long history of speaking out against big corporations, factory farming, […]

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by Vandita While Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump responded to the San Bernardino shooting by calling for a complete ban on Muslims entering the United […]

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Not only is the Michigan government poisoning residents, but now they are threatening to take their children for not paying for it. by John Vibes […]

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Quentin Tarantino continues to stand by anti-police comments he made earlier this fall in a new interview, saying he “completely rejects” the “bad apples” argument […]

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by Claire Bernish (ANTIMEDIA) Oceania, China — As if further proof were needed Orwell’s dystopia is now upon us, China has now gamified obedience to […]

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by sayer Ji According to a new Harvard study, police violence kills more U.S. citizens, annually, than the flu and pneumonia combined. So why aren’t […]

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by Carey Wedler (ANTIMEDIA) Though over one billion people in the world subscribe to the faith of Islam, every time a Muslim individual commits a violent […]

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by Matt Agorist When feeding the homeless becomes an act of civil disobedience, Americans have been asleep for far too long. Luckily, however, there are […]

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by Amando Flavio A group of Muslims traveling on a bus with Christians, refused to split into groups after they were ambushed by a militant […]

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A former police lieutenant forced out of his department after he pointed a semiautomatic rifle at protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, and threatened […]

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As is the case with many horrific events in recent US history, the San Bernardino shooting leaves many Americans with more questions than answers. by […]

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by Isaac Davis “I should welcome almost any war, for I think this country needs one.” -President Theodore Roosevelt The American public and the world […]

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Sometimes photographs deceive. Take this one, for example. It represents John Carlos and Tommie Smith’s rebellious gesture the day they won medals for the 200 […]

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Viv Malo, a Gooniyandi woman from First Nations Liberation, speaks at the Flood the System action in Melbourne earlier this month. (Flickr / Direct Action […]

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by Thalif Deen The United Nations aims to help eliminate hunger and undernutrition – described as two of “greatest scourges” facing humankind — by the […]

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by Stephen Kenny The history of human experimentation is as old as the practice of medicine and in the modern era has always targeted disadvantaged, […]

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