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Photo Credit: Fraunhofer Institute By Rob Wile A German-French research team has created a solar cell that can convert 44.7% of the sunlight it receives

By Kevin Drum Last Wednesday, the Fed announced that it would not be tapering its bond buying program. This news was released at precisely 2

Photo Credit: Reuters/Shannon Stapleton By Daniel Trotta Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff used her position as the opening speaker at the U.N. General Assembly to accuse

Join Dark Journalist and historian Richard Dolan as they examine the UFO coverup and its far reaching implications of a breakaway civilization. Continue

Take Back Your Power takes us on a journey of revelation and discovery, as we question the benefits and risks of “smart” meters and grid

By Catherine Austin Fitts BlackBerry held out for a long time. However, successfully catering to business and investment professionals meant their data flow was much

By Dave Michaels Startup companies that celebrated the passage of a U.S. law allowing them to solicit investors more openly say regulators may undercut that

By Chris Floyd A former colleague of mine died recently, although I didn’t know he had been my colleague until I read his obituary in

By Jon Fingas When Belgian prosecutors suggested that Belgacom was the target of foreign espionage, many blamed the NSA — it has a history of

By Ian Salisbury Jeremy Grantham’s got a track record that’s impossible to ignore—he called the Internet bubble, then the housing bubble. While moves like those