SAV have been informed today that hunters and policemen in Racha; a village in the municipality of Kragujevac, are shooting both dogs and cats on the streets of Racha, and foxes in the surrounding areas of the village...

The state Department of Fish and Game did not contact two of the most likely candidates to place wolf pups before shooting the pups during a wolf killing in June. The Alaska Zoo said it would have taken in and sought permanent homes for orphaned wolf

Internet users are having content shaped and/or blocked by governments around the world. If you are one of those conspiracy theorists, then here is some 'truth'.

Most of the citizens of this country see absolutely nothing wrong with making it's own citizens enemies of the State if they disagree with the Government. Until they experience the outrage of being locked up, tasered or having a loved one killed by the st

Private Owned Prison Company Corrections Corp. of America spent $240,000 Lobbying Federal Elected Officials to Favor Prison Industry when making Federal Laws concerning Public Safety, Immigration & Labor Laws.

In a series of quiet but sweeping measures, the Bush Administration is codifying the government's capacity to spy on its citizens. Funny how they're determined to keep us safe while undermining healthcare, finances and infrastructure, etc.

(CNN/AP): A mental patient in Raleigh, N.C. died after workers at a North Carolina hospital left him in a chair for 22 hours, without feeding him, or helping him to the bathroom. Hospital funding threatened with pending investigation.

McCain wants to make immigration simpler, but on the other hand he wants to wast millions in building a wall. All our technology, and McCain wants to build a wall. Guess that's what you get from a candidate who doesn't even know how to send an email!

Residents of a small community in North Georgia are sick and tired of being made sick by a local waste-disposal operation, and weary of getting no response to their complaints from local and state officials. They aren't about to give up now.

California's attorney general is reviewing a request by former employees of IndyMac Bancorp Inc to investigate whether a New York senator triggered the bank's collapse by releasing confidential information.At issue is a much-publicized letter that Chuck