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More than 1,000 people were killed in violence in Iraq in May, making it the deadliest month since the sectarian slaughter of 2006-07, the United Nations said on Saturday, as fears mounted of a return to civil war.
Thousands of protesters celebrated after police withdrew from Istanbul’s Taksim Square, the focal point of nationwide protests against Turkey’s Islamist-rooted government. While acknowledging some excesses by police in 2 days of clashes,
A man took his concerns about pedestrian safety into his own hands by painting his own crosswalk, much to the chagrin of police who arrested him for FELONY vandalism. Fresh out on bail and back on his block, he received a hero’s welcome
Three members of Britain's upper house of parliament were suspended from their parties on Sunday after media sting operations caught them apparently offering to use their influence for personal gain.
FBI general counsel Andrew Weissmann told a recent Washington forum it would be “a top priority this year” to get expanded authority to tap communications such as “Gmail, Google voice (and) Dropbox.”
J.J. Abrams has graced the Star Trek franchise with another winning film. One that is better than the original and able to balance the need of keeping audiences interested while paying homage to Star Trek's past.
Heart disease is a largely preventable chronic illness that is the leading killer of men, women and children in many western societies.
Bed bugs may soon become a more manageable pest, as they may fall victim to new science that mimics bean plant leaves.
A mainstay in most Western diets, wheat is normally not associated with mental illness.
The recent passage of Amendment 64 in Colorado, which legalizes the cultivation and recreational use of marijuana throughout the state, is having a major impact on the state's agricultural sector.
Thank goodness carbon dioxide levels are finally rising ever so slightly in our atmosphere, bringing much-needed carbon dioxide to the plants and forests of the world which have been starving for CO2.
I was deeply saddened this weekend to hear the news that Cathie Cardwell, wife of Rand Cardwell, had passed away. I wish to offer my condolences as my heart goes out to Rand and their family. Out of the sadness a smile did come to my face thinking
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul took a shot at fellow Republican Senator John McCain‘s controversial trip to Syria, in which the elder legislator posed for a photo with men who may have been involved in the kidnapping of eleven Lebanese Shiites. (McCain’s
A new set of regulations that most people have never even heard of that was developed by an immensely powerful central banking organization that most people do not even know exists is going to have a dramatic effect on the global financial system ove
The only thing more amazing than the admission is how long it took them to figure it out! Fed's Advisory Council Admits We're Screwed
Ben Swann interviewed by Megyn Kelly on Cincinnati IRS being @ the Heart of Current Scandal! Ben goes out w/ a Bang!
Um, WOW? Does your state's CCW 'allow' you to carry at restaurant/bars? Because the traditionally anti-gun IL, does, now (even with some caveat):
Glenn Jacobs, better known as Kane, is a smart and likable guy.
How should a regulatory agency announce they have discovered something potentially very important about the safety of products they have been approving for over twenty years? In the course of analysis to identify potential allergens in GMO crops,
NOW PLAYING: In conjunction with the upcoming release of his new book, A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State, John W. Whitehead sits down to discuss several “pressure points” that are threatening the Bill of Rights and underminin
Rather frightening video coming out of Tacoma, Washington, where a man simply using his video camera is suddenly cornered by 2 Customs and Border Agency Vehicles for “suspicious filming” and “not having a permit”.
Coverage begins at 2 pm ET on ESPN, tune in to see the car in action and cheer Jeffrey Earnhardt to victory! He finished 21st!!!
New York City, Summer 1939. Rarely seen recently surfaced amateur movie, filmed by a French tourist, Jean Vivier, in 16mm Kodachrome. Great conservation state and incredible quality!
The Motorola Pill, a.k.a. the authentication vitamin, is a stomach acid-powered pill that emits an 18-bit authentication signal that will log the person into an online service. Regina Duncan, head of special projects for Motorola Mobility and form
Jerry Rosman, a pig farmer in Iowa, tells his story about how his swine started have "psuedo-pregnancies" after being fed GM corn.
The labeling of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) such as Monsanto corn has come to be a controversial issue among the ever-increasing, politically active, libertarian population in the United States.
Subsidies for corn ethanol, and mandates for its use, are corporate welfare pure and simple. You’ll not find an honest environmentalist who supports its use as a motor fuel. But every four years we are subjected to an ugly spectacle called the Iowa P
Bill Bergman-a former Federal Reserve (Chicago branch) economist and policy analyst raised concerns about unusual currency transactions pre- 9-11----including billions in one hundred dollar bills.
The amount of U.S. currency circulating outside banks rose sharply in July/August 2001.
An unexplained significant increase in the amount of US currency in circulation causes one economist to later consider whether some individuals might have had foreknowledge of the impending September 11 attacks.
