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Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) fought hard to give his state and others the right to label GMO foods, but faced nonsensical opposition from Monsanto-bought Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.). Did reason win?
The large-scale production of quasi-aligned carbon nanotube bundles is reported.
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is known as one of the most efficient methods of synthesizing carbon nanotubes
Former MI5 head calls for people to spy on their neighbours following murder of soldier Lee Rigby
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The shocking minutes relating to President Putin’s meeting this past week with US Secretary of State John Kerry reveal the Russian leaders “extreme outrage” over the Obama regimes continued protection of global seed and plant bio-genetic......
G. Edward Griffin will share his wisdom, and summarize his experience, from more than 40 years of research, focusing on the struggle of the Individual vs. the Collective.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble warned that failure to win the battle against youth unemployment could tear Europe apart, and dropping the continent's welfare model in favor of tougher US standards would spark a revolution.
The Supreme Court ruled a prisoner who presents credible evidence of his innocence can overcome a procedural barrier that he waited too long to go to court. Federal law dictates a state prisoner has a year from the time he is convicted to
Circuit Judge Debra Nelson ruled Zimmerman’s attorney won’t be able to mention Trayvon Martin’s marijuana use, his suspension from school and his past fighting during opening statements. The judge also ruled that some of the Martin’s texts and other
Federal prosecutors charged 7 men in connection with a massive online money-laundering operation that for years offered a way for drug traffickers, child pornographers and others in the criminal underworld to move cash around the world quick
A series of videos and articles on your stolen tax dollars at work.
The S-300, one of the world’s most advanced air defense systems, could make it harder for foreign forces to carry out airstrikes inside Syria, as Israel has done this year, or to impose a no-fly zone, as some members of Congress have called for.
It's time to take sides.
He was 22 when he was killed on a South Beach street. An avalanche of 116 shots were fired by police, leaving Herisse slumped over his steering wheel. In all, he was shot 16 times. 2 years later, police haven't produced evidence Herisse did anything
The World Passport is a 30 page Machine Readable Travel Document (MRTD*) with alphanumeric code line, scanned-in passport photo and "ghost" security paper with embedded logo, the data page laminated, in 7 languages: English, French, Spanish, Russian
Jason Ellis of Bardstown, Kentucky was fatally shot in the early morning hours of May 25 in what appeared to be an ambush. Ellis was a former professional baseball player who became a K-9 officer with the local police department.
The U.S. Air Force's robotic X-37B space plane has quietly passed the five-month mark on its latest secret mission in Earth orbit.
Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying an American astronaut, an Italian astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut will launch on the second-ever express trip to the International Space Station today (May 28).
1080p is old news. Ultrabook resolution is about to get crazy, and the first ultra-resolution-ultrabook to hit the market is this pint-sized powerhouse from Toshiba, which packs 2560 x 1440 pixels into a 13.3-inch screen, a first for a machine of....
From a major VC firm’s recent $30 million investment in the industrial-grade 3-D printing space to the news that Staples will become the first major U.S. retailer to sell consumer-friendly 3-D printers, it’s clear that 3-D printing has reached......
They wanted to show me origami robots: electronic creatures built by simply folding paper (in this case laser-cut cardboard) and adding simple electronics and engineering on top.
Invented in 1879, carbon fiber is now used in everything from batting helmets to violins.
Your task chair just got smarter.
ne night in 1989 three small beings levitated her “like an angel” into a hovering craft in view of horrified witnesses, including, it was said, a mysterious world figure who might have been abducted with her. “If I was hallucinating,” she told me, “t
Scientific and technological advances are making that an awfully complicated question.
I realised that the military, for better or worse, was basically the only force holding together the ethnically divided country, and Suu Kyi’s support for sanctions and tourist boycotts struck me, at the very least, as questionable. Over the years I
Making healthy food choices is important. But, sometimes it's really tough to be sure that you are getting what you intended to get.
; it was an intellectual revolution which allowed the human mind to fulfil its natural desire to think for itself, and from which social and political freedom would follow. In short, the Enlightenment presented itself as the dawn of modern self-consc
A California father's desperate quest to find a viable solution to his young son's rare form of epilepsy has led him to incredible success in medicinal marijuana.
