A recent poll on young people’s views of limited government, free markets, and economic liberty suggests some may be waking up to the conclusion that government, over-regulation, and more spending will not turn our futures around
Almost a third of registered voters believe their gun rights have been so threatened that an armed revolution could be necessary in the next few years, a poll has found
Graphic photographs have emerged of the victims of an massacre allegedly committed by gangs of Syrian militia loyal to President Bashar Assad
A former FBI counterterrorism agent acknowledged this week on CNN that every telephone conversation that takes place on American soil “is being captured as we speak.”
The May 1, 2012 build-up to Infinity News Network’s official launch had caused tremendous planning and stress, though a good stress, a nervous excitement of knowing we were about to release something #revolutionary
Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters have blocked a major motorway in Bahrain ahead of Sunday’s F1 Grand Prix in the Gulf kingdom
More than half the population of Syria is likely to be in need of aid by the end of the year, the UN high commissioner for refugees has warned, while labelling the ever-worsening crisis as the most serious the global body has dealt with
Hosting a meeting of the G8 foreign ministers in London, Mr Hague declared the outside world must mount a much stronger intervention to curtail the crisis
The Syrian Air Force is carrying out both deliberate air strikes against civilians and indiscriminate attacks, a leading rights group has warned
A shipment of teargas canisters from the United States arrived at the Egyptian Abadeya Port in Suez on Sunday, according to official documents obtained by the Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper
The aid group Save the Children pleaded with members of the U.N. Security Council on Monday to do more for Syria’s children, nearly 2 million of whom need help because of the country’s 2-year-old civil war
It’s simple. People pay in advance for a coffee meant for someone who can not afford a warm beverage. The tradition of “suspended coffees” started in Naples, Italy, but has since spread across the world
Republican Mike Rogers, the chairman of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, said evidence showed chemical weapons had been used in Syria and that the US had to act before thousands were killed
The U.N. said Thursday that the number of registered Syrian refugees jumped 10 percent in the past week alone, part of what the U.N. commissioner for refugees called a “staggering escalation.”
Rights group finds at least two million children have suffered malnutrition, disease and severe trauma during conflict
A number of countries are aggressively trying to control the Internet, a top US diplomat cautioned Thursday, insisting Washington would give no ground when it comes to curbing freedoms on the Web
A group of Arab activists along with the Charity Commission organization in Britain launched a new campaign called “Our Bread for Syria” in an attempt to aid the Syrian people afflicted by the unrest that hit their country following Bashar al-Assad’s violent crackdown on anti-regime protests
The Syrian opposition has accused government forces of having executed 72 people and burned their bodies in a village near the embattled northern city of Aleppo
Seven Shia Muslim men, three of whom are minors, have received 10-year jail sentences in Bahrain after being found guilty of attempting to murder police during protests last year. A day earlier, two policemen were acquitted of murdering a protester
The government of Bahrain has banned a specific type of free expression: the import of Guy Fawkes masks
On the evening of February 20, 2013 I stood with a small, but colorful group of activistsoutside the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Washington, DC.
As darkness descends on the dreary refugee camp bordering Turkey, hungry residents queue for the daily distribution of meagre rations
Eight-year-old Turkieh stared at the ceiling while telling GlobalPost the story of her mother’s death. Her family lived in Baba Amr, an opposition stronghold in the city of Homs that was sieged by the Syrian army for weeks in 2012
Syria’s intensifying civil war has probably killed over 9,000 people since the beginning of the year, bringing the likely death toll of the two-year-old conflict near 70,000
