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For many of these populations, this is the first time their genetics have been analyzed on a population scale. One study, published in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology, focuses on the Haida and Tlingit communities of southeastern Alaska.
America’s “Dimwit General” Calls for Martial Law
Now, a new study reveals that the northern treeline in Rocky Mountains was at a much higher altitude from six to nine thousand years ago, which confirms the extra warm climate was not just limited to the Finland/Siberia areas.
It’s not often economists will admit to bafflement, especially on a matter of utmost importance to national economic health. As the predominant measure of standard of living, productivity of labour in Canada, has fallen notoriously short
They are responsible for the cattle mutilation phenomena although not responsible for the actual killing of the cattle. Their effective range and small beak pretty well clinches it. They would also land directly on the carcass and concentrate on soft
The Federal Election Commission announced that the Libertarian Party presidential candidate has qualified for federal matching funds and that Johnson’s third-party bid for the nation’s highest office will receive an initial payment of $100,000.
The Enphase M215 is the world’s most efficient microinverter.
Why would the Fed push for another round of quantitative easing when the first two rounds have failed?
A new generation of computerised ‘Big Brother’ cameras are able to spot if you are a terrorist or a criminal – before you even commit a crime.
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How millions in campaign cash and revolving-door lobbying have kept America's atomic arsenal off the chopping block.
Witness the evolution of NYC's billion-square-foot roofscape in the face of climate change.
Meet the New Jersey Muslims taking on the New York Police Department over its sweeping surveillance program.
Japan’s Fukushima Child Victims’ Law – Why Allow Chlidren to Live in Hot Zones?
Alternatives to an "Ugly Divorce"
While a nuclear-armed Iran would pose significant new challenges to the United States and Israel, a military attack by either country to prevent Tehran from developing a weapon could well prove counter-productive.
"Most of the social scientists who are at all like me - unsentimental leftists - ... think this movement is over.
NATO says only two light injuries to civilians during operation in Logar province, but local official reports at least 17 killed
The failed effort to recall Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is widely seen as a crisis for the labor movement, and a pivotal moment in the 2012 U.S. presidential-election season.
Traditionally wartime presidents reap big defense contractor rewards in the form of campaign donations, and by the looks of the pre-election contributions, Obama is poised to be the winner.
The US Supreme Court ruled this week that it will not allow the four private security guards indicted in a 2007 Iraqi massacre to appeal charges related to the slaying.
Reports of a bank robbery in Colorado this week prompted the police to make a split decision to try to catch the culprits.
Hold the phone, anti-war activists. President Obama says that American troops are done with Operation Iraqi Freedom and their episode in Afghanistan is almost over.
The items discussed during last week’s Bilderberg Conference might remain under lock and key, but some eyewitnesses on hand at the elusive meeting of the elite say they might know who was involved in the top-secret talks.
Whenever U.S. forces inflict massive civilian casualties, it’s a “mistake” or the fault of the targets because they were “hiding” in populated areas. Yet, when civilian deaths occur in the country of a “designated enemy,” all ambiguity is swept aside
24% of Americans believe that states have the right to secede, according to Rasmussen Reports -- up 10% in 2 years. Just one of many showing Americans have “serious and growing concern about the federal government,”
In clear contradiction of its own policy, the Transportation Security Administration continues to forbid travelers from using cameras at checkpoints. Meanwhile, a U.S. Congresswoman published a scathing report on how the agency responsible for scr
Florida Gov. Rick Scott has saved Florida taxpayers a whopping $200,000 . . . by eliminating the state’s two-year-old Innocence Commission. This would be the state that has seen 12 DNA exonerations since the onset of DNA testing, and 23 exoneratio
Police in Nashville have filed Tennessee’s first public nuisance lawsuit against a street gang consisting of Kurdish refugees, seeking to prohibit them from meeting in an area of downtown Nashville that includes city parks, an elementary school and n
Just over a year after the New Haven Police Department made a strenuous effort to educate its officers on the rights of citizens to record them in public, at least one veteran sergeant still refuses to accept this. But at least the department’s ch
