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Even the Federal Reserve is Broke
How bad is the situation in America today?
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10 Examples That Should Convince Anyone That We No Longer Live In The Land Of The Free And The Home Of The Brave
Do you know people that still believe that America is a free country? Do you have friends or family that are proud to live...
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How corporations avoid paying income taxes
With all the talk about how companies like General Electric and Cisco pay no or very low U.S. taxes, reader Hal Helfan of Oakland wants...
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Pakistan at Impasse With U.S. on Drone Attacks After Meetings With Mullen
A visit by U.S. President Barack Obama’s top military officer to Pakistan underscored disagreements over the use of drone aircraft to target militants in the...
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Otter Signs Order Banning Health Care Reform
BOISE, Idaho -- The governor vetoed a bill to help Idaho block the federal health insurance overhaul and instead, issued a sweeping executive order Wednesday...
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Paul Ryan defends tax breaks for the rich and gets booed at town hall
Constituents in Wisconsin are letting Rep. Paul Ryan (R) know that they aren’t happy with his plan to extend tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans.
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Is Big Pharma set to corner the American market on medical marijuana?
The American Independent has previously reported on the growing corporatization of the incipient medical marijuana industry at a time when medical marijuana dispensaries scrabble to...
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Michigan: Police Search Cell Phones During Traffic Stops
ACLU seeks information on Michigan program that allows cops to download information from smart phones belonging to stopped motorists.
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Liberty Voice Podcast featuring Thomas Woods
Episode #23 Featured Guest Dr. Thomas Woods Hosted By: Jason Rink and John Bush Join us as we discuss… Is the Federal Government Gonna Shut...
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NATO Running Out Of Ammunition In Libya “Oil Liberation” Campaign
Where does one even start with this one: US launches air campaign against oil rich country under pretext of humanitarian intervention (while ignoring comparable events...
