FBI Opened Obstruction of Justice Probe Against Trump Even before Mueller Investigation

The Navy is soliciting contractors for bids for a project that would collect a massive 350 billion social media posts dating from 2014 through 2016 across at least 100 countries and multiple languages.

The worst fears of Julian Assange’s legal team have just been realized. Just as Wikileaks’ editor in chief anticipated, the DoJ has revealed that a grand jury in Virginia has returned a new 18-count superseding

Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau threatened social media platforms with “consequences” and “meaningful penalties” if they don’t “step up” and ban everything his regime feels is “hate speech” or “disinformation.” Canadians were not fooled and recognized it as censorship and thought control.

A witness said, “It was a group of Somali young males with hammers and bars. They were attacking anyone who looked like they had money or were white.” The incident took place on Friday, May 17 and has yet to receive coverage by any mainstream news outlet other than Fox News.

Law enforcement networks include over 117-million American adults. It is unknown how this impacts privacy, civil liberties, or even accuracy of results.

Councillor Graeme Campbell of the Scottish Conservatives party, says his wife’s car was doused with accelerant and torched just feet from where they slept, and if not for a passing neighbor alerting them to the growing fire, the damage could have been far worse or fatal.

Over the past seven months, apprehensions of border crossers in California’s El Centro sector rose 383%, which includes 293,000 unaccompanied children and people traveling in families. Migrants are now being bused into San Bernardino.

A new Gallup Poll shows that 43% of Americans support socialism, but they are confused about the definition, believing it to be merely social equality.

The two-year old video was leaked to leftist German newspapers just a week ahead of the European Union elections in which far-right and populist parties are expected to do well. But, now, all of the FPÖ ministers have resigned. Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz will face a no-confidence vote on Monday