The idea of building the locomotives in New Zealand as advocated by the Labour government was promoted as a way of creating jobs at a time when the economy was entering a recession and unemployment was rising. Portsmouth were promoted back to the First Division after 29 years away. Martin worked for a time as an investigative journalist for a San Diego-based online news site until moving back to Northern California. Regarding her work on Venezuela, libertarian journalist and author John Stossel states that Martin "does government-funded propaganda for Telesur". Journalist Michael C. Moynihan stated that "Martin's politics are odious and frequently incoherent". Martin's footage was used to argue that the protests were non-violent at the time Olsen was allegedly hit in the head with a police projectile. Disco Inferno is perhaps one of the zaniest wrestling personas of all time. NMBC allows collective bargaining for the companies with revenues below 10 million Australian dollars; one of the agreements involved 84 smaller companies, another 24. The total value of the deals was 200 million Australian dollars. A total of 48 matches were played in the tournament between 10 international sides, with the top four sides qualifying for the two semi-finals to determine the finalists.

May 18: After four months of bloody battle and at a cost of some 20,000 lives, the Allies finally capture the ruined hilltop of the Monte Cassino monastery in Italy. In July 1994, four months after the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) came into force, the Fourth National Government announced a number of priorities related to New Zealand's emissions. Offer your florist's number to the groom's mother to assist with centerpieces, or lend her some of your favorite framed engagement photos to decorate an entry table. Moviegoers only have so much disposable income, so spreading it across a greater number of titles erodes box office numbers for everyone. Take as much glue off the carpet as you can with the towel. In 2018, Telesur stopped funding The Empire Files due to increasing US sanctions on Venezuela, according to a press release published by Martin's Media Roots website. She helped found the citizen journalism website Media Roots and serves on the board of directors for the Media Freedom Foundation which manages Project Censored. In February 2020, Martin's booking to speak at a conference at Georgia Southern University on Critical Media Literacy was canceled when she refused to sign a pledge not to boycott Israel as required by law in the State of Georgia.

By the time she was a sophomore at San Diego State University, she began questioning what she called the "selling" of the Iraq War by the media. Academic Stuart Davis cites the cancellation as an example of how United States sanctions hamper public funding of media production in Venezuela. New York City sits at the southern tip of the second most productive area for apple production in the country, the Hudson Valley. In August 2018 the show moved to a donation model in order to continue production. Brody, Richard (December 5, 2018). "The Best Movies of 2018". The New Yorker. She has hosted guests including Chris Hedges, Noam Chomsky, Richard D. Wolff, Ralph Nader and Jill Stein. Burt, Richard (2002). Shakespeare After Mass Media. Other times, viewers or the MythBusters themselves dreamt up a better or more fun way to test something. And there are bonuses: These games mix in some free lessons with the fun. With so many in the hands of developers, there are no doubt many games in the works. There were many activist groups that considered the "Harry Potter" series to be satanic based on the shape of Harry's scar.

The show has since become a web series exclusively, with episodes being uploaded to Martin's website, YouTube and Vimeo. In September 2015, Martin launched The Empire Files, an interview and documentary series. From 2012 to 2015, Martin hosted her own show, breaking news image the Set, on RT America. The New York Times wrote that RT notified Martin that what she had said about Ukraine was "not in line with our editorial policy". She said that she had "complete editorial control" over her RT show, as did other American RT journalists like Chris Hedges and Lee Camp. Martin, her co-producer and husband Michael Prysner, and other Telesur contract journalists had their funding blocked by the application of United States sanctions against Venezuela. The show was originally hosted by Telesur English, a media outlet sponsored primarily by the government of Venezuela. Martin told Ben Norton writing for AlterNet: "The show is totally independent of Telesur. We merely sell them the content; they have zero control over anything we do".