FEATURED STORIES
RT | Officers are resorting to rubber bullets, flash bang grenades and tear gas.
UK Daily Mail | Cops say Garner brought it upon himself.
Daily Caller | It’s not like the world stops. You’ve still got email. There’s still Facebook and Instagram. Angry Birds and WhatsApp beckon.
ozarksfirst.com | The cost for the Missouri Highway Patrol and Missouri National Guard to respond to unrest in the St. Louis region is estimated at more than $11-million dollars.
Anthony Gucciardi | ‘Sustainable’ farm conditions revealed.
BizPac Review | Reminiscent of the Nazi citizen informers.
CBS LA | “It’s not going to look like ‘Apocalypse Now’”
Adan Salazar | Failure to prosecute judge, despite video evidence, reveals stark double standard.
RT | Thousands of people in New York and other US cities protested for a third night against the use of lethal force by police.
Daily Caller | A new video has emerged showing the 38-year-old predicting that his words would cause mayhem in the St. Louis suburb.
WORLD NEWS
BBC | The US government says it has released six Guantanamo Bay detainees and sent them to Uruguay for resettlement.
New Yorker | When it comes to Internet freedom, the rest of the world is gradually becoming more like China.
Reuters | A U.S. journalist and a South African teacher held by al Qaeda militants in Yemen were killed.
RT | Blaming the Dutch of mishandling the inquiries into the disaster.
RT | The base will serve as the main British hub for operations in the Persian Gulf.
MONEY WATCH
Michael Krieger | Wall Street has for some time attempted to put taxpayers on the hook for its derivatives trades.
Zero Hedge | Global oil and gas exploration projects worth more than $150 billion are likely to be put on hold next year.
Zero Hedge | A closer read of the November payrolls report shows several other things that were not quite as rosy.
Zero Hedge | Citi claims gold is a 6000-year-old bubble, perhaps Mr. Buiter has not seen this chart?
PRISON PLANET
London Guardian | Greater Manchester’s Sir Peter Fahy says it is not the police’s job to define what counts as extremism.
Mikael Thalen | Anonymous leaks government communication detailing real-time cell phone surveillance.
RT | A witness who took a video of the incident says the man was unarmed.
RT | Surveillance conducted by British intelligence agency GCHQ does not contravene human rights, a tribunal has heard, despite warnings from civil and internet liberties activists.
COMMENTARY
Jon Rappoport | Let me put it this way. It would mean a lot more than winning a few GMO-labeling initiatives.
Paul Craig Roberts | The US House of Representatives has joined Hillary Clinton, Obama, the neoconservatives, Washington’s vassals, and the American and European presstitutes in demonizing Russia and President Putin.
Prison Planet.com | David Knight talks with Jerome Corsi about the executive action that Obama took and how apparently there is none and Obama has lied to everyone again.
Prison Planet.com | Erica Garner said she felt the issue was a microcosm of the larger problem of police brutality.
MULTIMEDIA
Prison Planet.com | David Knight talks with Paul Joseph Watson and Lionel about the tactics the globalists use to make sure their agenda is never stopped.
BizPac Review | Several students were overheard cheering and chanting in the aftermath of the collision while teachers watched.
Gateway Pundit | A St. Louis man pulled a gun on #Ferguson protesters after they jumped on the hood of his car.
U.S. NEWS
Daily Caller | A Rasmussen poll last week found only 8% of likely voters in America believe President Obama has helped race relations.
The Hill | “It would help educate and sensitize other members.”
The Hill | Former Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) says it is “pretty obvious” that his son, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), is preparing for a presidential run.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
UK Daily Mail | Intelligent life may have turned to AI by the time we make first contact, expert claims.
Prison Planet.com | The proposed suit will allow troops to carry 100-plus pounds of equipment.
London Telegraph | More than 100 scientists and astronauts have come together to call for a huge asteroid detection system.