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Supreme Court Sides with Broadcasters But Avoids First Amendment Challenge to Decency Rules

“The airwaves are owned by the people of the United States, not broadcasters” - Mat Staver, Founder and Chairman of Liberty Counsel

(WASHINGTON DC) - Today, in FCC v. Fox the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Fox Television and ABC in their “vagueness” challenge to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) decency violations.

But the High Court did not rule on the constitutionality of FCC’s decency standards.

Sergey Lavorov: `On the Right Side of History`

An article from Russia's Foreign Minister on the Syrian crisis.

(MOSCOW) - Over the last year or a year and a half, the events unfolding in North Africa and the Middle East have come to the forefront of the global political agenda.

They are frequently referred to as the most remarkable episode in the international life of the new 21st century.

Five Years and Counting: Israel Creates and Manages Its `Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza`

It is an appalling situation for which Israel, the United States, and the rest of the “good Germans” in the world, are deeply liable and responsible.

(CHICAGO) - Drawing from a report by Save the Children, Electronic Intifada’s Managing Editor describes what she correctly terms, Israel’s managed “humanitarian crisis in Gaza”.

A humanitarian crisis that is managed? Wait a minute; “managing” means controlling what happens. Yes it does.

The Palestinian Kosher Place

Palestine Place, forget about them, it is taken over by the PSC and the BDS gang.

(LONDON) - We've learned that one of central London’s abandoned houses has been reclaimed and transformed into a “radical” centre for “discussion, action, and education around the issue of Palestine.”

It didn’t take more than a week for the ‘radical’ place to become yet another crypto-Zionist gathering engaged primarily in gatekeeping and even expulsion of some distinguished activists and thinkers.

Bangladesh: Thousands of Refugees Fleeing Burma in Need of Food, Shelter

Our human rights ambassador contacts Australia's Minister for Foreign Affairs to help refugees from Myanmar.

(SALEM) - The face of a Burmese refugee pleading with Bangladeshi officials, is possibly one of the saddest moments ever captured.

Bangladeshi public officials know there is terrible secular fighting taking place in Burma's Arakan state; yet Bangladesh is failing to fulfill an obligation to humanity.

Salem TV Show Interview with Tim King from Salem-News.com

Hosts of 'The Word' on CCTV talk to Tim about news and political views.

(SALEM) - Agron Belica located this clip today on YouTube, of Tim King's recent appearance on a local Salem, Oregon TV show.

The television show is called 'The Word', the hosts asked Tim, who started Salem-News.com almost eight years ago, to explain what the news group does and what our general angle was in approaching the news.

Most Precious Gifts

A Springtime visit to PALESTINE

2012 National Edward R. Murrow Award Winners

CBS News took the awards for Video Feature Reporting and Video Investigative Reporting in the network television grouping.

(WASHINGTON DC) - The Radio Television Digital News Association has announced the 2012 National Edward R. Murrow Award winners. The awards honor excellence in electronic journalism.

In all, 67 news organizations are being honored with 99 awards...

NATO Preparing Vast Disinformation Campaign Over Syria

Introduction by Anthony Lawson; translated from French by Olivia Kroth.

(PARIS Votaire Network) - Member States of NATO and the GCC are preparing a coup d’état and a sectarian genocide in Syria.

If you want to prevent these crimes, you should act now: circulate this article on the Internet and alert your elected officials.

William Gomes Live on CII Radio

Human rights ambassador made strong showing for human rights.

(SALEM) - Our Human Rights Ambassador William Nicholas Gomes, is on the CII Radio program live talking about his human rights campaign.

William has had a number of positive government responses to his letters criticizing human rights violations. In more than one case, his appeals have held major weight.