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The CIA have been running radio advertisements looking to hire in Atlanta for positions within the Agency’s National Clandestine Service division.  Wsbtv.com reports: According to the CIA’s website employees in that part of the Agency […]

Host of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver, visited Russia to get an exclusive interview with Edward Snowden. In what some are calling Snowden’s toughest interview to date he discusses the impact of US government surveillance on the American […]

Top U.S Senate Aide resigns in a prostitution sting. Republican Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire said she was “shocked and deeply saddened” by the arrest of her top aide and long-time friend. David Wihby, an […]

North Dakota have signed a bill into law that allows the hemp industry to cultivate the plant and produce it on a mass scale for commercial purposes.  Governor Jack Dalrymple signed House Bill 1436 into law […]

Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky, is to announce his formal bid for presidency of the United States. He announced his candidacy for the 2016 presidential race at a speech in his home state of Kentucky on […]

A woman was granted permission by a New York Judge to serve divorce papers on her husband using Facebook. Brooklyn nurse Ellanora Baidoo, can serve the divorce papers to her husband via Facebook’s private message […]

Victims who claim they were raped by Michael Jackson when they were kids are waiting to hear whether they can sue his estate for substantial damages. They allege that Jackson paid up to $200 million in […]

Facebook have two days to release all emails to Paul Ceglia’s lawyer, Robert Ross Fogg, that contain information Zuckerberg had about a hotly disputed contract during an 18-month stretch beginning in 2003.  Ceglia originally claimed that he […]

First it happened in Detroit, now it looks like the same thing is about to happen in Baltimore. Starting in two days with very little notice given and no public hearings, 25,000 households in Baltimore […]