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As the world continues to be poisoned by Monsanto's glyphosate, we have to wonder how this corporation became influential.

Ever wonder where all those old devices end up?

Technology and our increasing demand for security have put us all under surveillance. Is privacy becoming just a memory?

US President Donald Trump continues to push ahead with the militarization of the Asian-Pacific region following in Barack Obama's footsteps, the peace activist founder of "Show Up! America," Jan R. Weinberg, has told Sputnik, emphasizing that the power of the armament industry in the US has seemingly exceeded that of the American president.

Washington's missile strike on the Shayrat Air Base in Syria has divided US society, making many Americans feel betrayed over the White House's interventionist stance. Donald Trump is "shooting from the hip" with the blind confidence that he's right, American peace activist Jan R. Weinberg told Sputnik.

The Obama administration's 'Pivot to Asia' policy has not become a thing of the past, the founder of “Show Up! America” Jan R. Weinberg told Sputnik. The activist explained why the policy, spearheaded by the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal, was actually aimed at extensive militarization of the region.

The Clinton email scandal hasn't faded away after Hillary Clinton's resounding defeat in the 2016 presidential election. The case still raises a lot of questions, while tens of thousands of documents have yet to surface. Speaking to Sputnik Jan R. Weinberg, founder of Show Up! America, stressed that there is more to the case than meets the eye.

Sean Stone talks the end of the TPP and the future of U.S. influence in East Asia and the Pacific with founder of Show Up America Jan R. Weinberg. LIKE Watch...

Did President Barack Obama live up to his promise to keep lobbyists out of his White House, or did he simply cozy up to Military Industrial CEOs? Is Presiden...

How can the rhetoric about Trump from Democratic leaders be reconciled with their actions yesterday to protect his unchecked power to spy on Americans?

Chicago may become the first city in the U.S. to arm its police officers with devices that will tell them immediately if motorists were texting when they got into a traffic accident.