Europe

Greek Debt Crisis Worsens

The Socialist government of Greece has announced an austerity program that freezes pensions, cuts the salary of civil service employees, and increases taxes...

Bruce Walker April 9, 2010

Is the Shroud of Turin Authentic?

John White April 8, 2010

After a 10-year hiatus in public viewing, the Shroud of Turin will again go on display from April 10 to May 23 at...

England’s Version of Obamacare

Raven Clabough April 2, 2010

Rasmussen Reports show that a whopping 54 percent of Americans are still against the healthcare reform, while 40 percent are in favor of...

Christian Nurse Faces Discriminatory Policies in England

Raven Clabough April 1, 2010

A nurse in England is claiming discrimination after hospital policy punishes her for wearing a crucifix to work. Shirley Chaplin, a 54-year old...

Scotland Yard Encourages Internet Cafes to Snoop

Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. March 30, 2010

Using the War on Terror as a pretext, Scotland Yard has advised the owners and administrators of internet cafes and other public web...

Europol Granted Frightening Investigative Power

Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. March 30, 2010

Her Majesty’s subjects in the United Kingdom are now subject to the prying eyes and ears of a European intelligence agency with powers...

German Austerity Draws Ire

Bruce Walker March 19, 2010

Germany, which has a higher rate of savings and a lower government debt than other nations in the European Union, is being criticized...

A New “Greek Tragedy”

March 17, 2010

Let us be perfectly clear: The fiscal woes of Greece, one of the European Union’s weaker economies to begin with, are quite likely...

The United Kingdom has banned two government-funded advertisements for exaggerating claims of catastrophic man-made global warming. The independent media watchdog organization, Advertising Standards...

Climate-change Nepotism

Rebecca Terrell March 11, 2010

The United Nations is launching an independent review of its climate agency, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which has weathered harsh...

Iceland Debt Small Part of Global Debt Crisis

Charles Scaliger March 10, 2010

Iceland’s recent vote not to repay billions of dollars owed to Britain and the Netherlands underscores the growing risk involved in bailing out...

U.K. Trash Bins Secretly Implanted with Microchips

Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. March 8, 2010

Not content with the constant video surveillance of her subjects, Her Majesty’s government has now begun monitoring their rubbish, as well. According to...

Icelanders Reject ‘Debt Slavery’

Alex Newman March 8, 2010

Icelandic voters went to the polls over the weekend and delivered an overwhelming blow to bankers and governments attempting saddle the people with...