Ben Fulford interviewed by Jeff Rense,on US-Asia relations.Fulford explains the Banking failure and how it corresponds to potential fascism in America.Financial system is obsolete. Best understood by watching all four segments of the interview.

Congressman Kucinich says there is a game going on in the United States by banking. He says $350 billion dollars that have not been given away yet to the troubled asset relief program should be re-evaluated since no relief has been seen by homeowners.

Whatever happened to the war on terror? We're in Iraq and Afghanistan fightinggod only knows who for god only knows what reason. What about the home front? Threat levels remain elevated, but from what exactly? No one knows.

Gene Burns is one of the nation's most popular talk radio hosts. For years he has dismissed accounts of torture; America, he has said, does not torture. But last night, after watching Torturing Democracy...

petition is for Americans.With your help, the United States is on its way to putting an end to policies of torture and official cruelty. During the campaign, more than 65,000 Americans for Human Rights stood up against torture & called on the candidates.

Part 1: From 9/11 to waterboarding:The inside story Part 2. From the CIA to Guantanamo:[Copying harsh Communist interrogation methods]Part 3. While hundreds of men remain imprisoned in Guantanamo, Congress grants immunity to U.S. officials

The recount in that election will not be completed until mid-December, and even then, a candidate or voter can challenge the outcome, Secretary of State Mark Ritchie said. Sen. Norm Coleman (R) held a 239-vote lead over Democrat Al Franken

Barack Obama had a lot going for him already in this year's election, but his creative use of the Internet played a huge role in making him president elect, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore said Friday.

Mr. Obama offered little guidance on how he wanted the Treasury Department to carry out the $700 billion government plan to stabilize the financial markets, saying only that he would review any decisions made by the Bush administration.

Barack Obama has hardened his position on direct nuclear talks with Iran. This came after the Iranian parliament speaker on Saturday slammed US President-elect Obama, for saying Tehran's pursuit of nuclear weapons was 'unacceptable'. Continues to sizzle!