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Natural News | Vaccine “non-compliance” stunts like this one could soon be replaced by forced vaccination of students in private.

The American Dream | The United States of America is becoming more like Nazi Germany every single day.

Washington Examiner | Thousands of hair dryers were determined to constitute a “substantial product hazard”.

J. D. Heyes | Rep. Ron Paul of Texas has not forgotten his roots, his vision and, most importantly, his liberty-first philosophy.

NBC New York | City police officers stopped and questioned 684,330 people on the street last year.

Mike Adams | Now a local elementary school in North Carolina is searching the homemade lunches of schoolchildren.

The Economic Collapse | Any financial system that is based on debt is doomed to fail.

CBS DFW | A gun battle on a video game turned into guns drawn in a Lewisville neighborhood Monday.

THE MONTREAL GAZETTE | Police will get much easier access to the web-surfing habits and personal information of all Canadians.

Daily Bell | According to critics and the UN itself, however, the global body and its allies around the world have ambitions that go far beyond simply protecting the environment.

Nicholas West | It’s bad enough that drones have been welcomed by Congress into American skies, as well as already being used around the planet.

Mike Adams | What was arguably the very best liberty-oriented political show on cable television has been pulled by Fox News.

New American | United Nations boss Ban Ki-moon and his top deputies gathered in secret last year.

RT | Dozens of buildings went up in flames as the riots engulfed the center of the Greek capital.

Washington’s Blog | List of Actions or Beliefs Which May Get You Labeled a Terrorist Grows Daily.

ABC News | “Stop resisting motherf****r. Stop resisting motherf****r,” an officer yelled as the man lay on the ground.

Fox31 Denver | TSA agents denied female passenger boarding access.

London Telegraph | The Pope will die within the next 12 months, a senior Vatican figure has reportedly claimed amid fears of an assassination plot.

CBS Los Angeles | The LAPD is fighting crime from a high-tech war room that gives it eyes all over the city.

The register | Google has revealed exactly how little cash it thinks a user who is willing to “sell” their data to the search giant is actually worth.

Aaron Dykes | Shocking video shows that a crazed member of the Houston Police Department pulled a shotgun to intimidate a peaceful but vocal crowd.

London Telegraph | All dogs may have to be fitted with microchips under government plans to encourage “responsible” pet ownership.

RT | The UK government may consider the development of chemical weapons for domestic law enforcement, that’s according to the national academy of sciences.

cryptogon.com | If that black box option doesn’t require the browser plugins…

CNBC.com | Government intervention has prevented the real estate market from healing, with the commercial sector hit especially hard, investor Sam Zell said.

Prisonplanet.com | California has the most expensive red-light camera tickets in the world.

Press TV | The Canadian government has given the country’s spy agency the green light to use information extracted from suspects through torture.

cryptogon.com | …and much, much more.

The American Dream | Do you love America? Are you against a one world economy and a one world government?

Declan McCullagh | Hollywood is responding to the defeat of a pair of controversial copyright bills last month with a new strategy: a charm offensive.

NY Times | “The Constitution has seen better days.”

The Washington Times | Privacy concerns voiced by civil liberties groups limited the scope and use of cameras.

Natural News | scientists have resorted to blaming the illness symptoms on “conversion disorder,” or mass hysteria.

Mike Barrett | Even small amounts of exposure to many chemicals can result in drastic negative health consequences.

The American Dream | Is 2012 the year when we will see a major war in the Middle East?

New American | When parent Jeff Travis saw a lesson sheet his son received in social studies class, he was shocked.

BBC | Further protests in opposition to controversial anti-piracy measures have taken place, with another 100 expected to happen in Europe this week.

abc.net.au | Civil libertarians are worried by proposed legislation meaning passengers will not be able to opt out of undergoing full body scans at Australian airports.

Kova | The suspect was in a car when the officer fired.

Zero Hedge | Officials face a formal inquiry over the selection criteria that could rescind the last three years’ awards.

The Mirror | A controversial ­scientist flew 20,000 miles to Tahiti and back… to preach about global warming.

Austin Chronicle | At 10.45pm last night, after days of speculation and rumor, Occupy Austin was evicted from the steps of City Hall.

Declan McCullagh | Rep. Lamar Smith, author of the Stop Online Piracy Act, is being targeted a second time.

UK Daily Mail | European regulators have written to Google CEO Larry Page calling on the search giant to halt the introduction of its new ‘one-size-fits-all’ privacy policy.

Agence France-Presse | A Muslim businessman in Canada became a terror suspect for telling his sales staff in a text message to “blow away” the competition at a New York City trade show.

The American Dream | When you use the Internet in a public place, do you prefer to have as much privacy as possible? Well, that makes you a potential terrorist.

Paul Joseph Watson | VIPR search teams to be out in force before Sunday’s big game.

Cryptogon | People are figuring out that handing over their children for social engineering is an act of madness.

Marc Morano | Poor Al: Antarctica has been cooling and sea ice extent has been at or near record extent in past few summers’.

Eric Blair | Google and Twitter have been under great pressure to censor content on their platforms from several countries.