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A sneak peek at an upcoming mini-documentary profiling the threats of contamination to our food supply, and the increasing movement to replace organic life with synthetic. Just one mistake by a biotech company and we’ll be eating other people’s drugs
A dozen great ideas in gear, including a programmable flashlight, a customizable robot toy, and socks that'll last a lifetime
As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama promised transparency and open government yet his administration is one of the most closed governments in US history, described as being worse than even the Nixon administration.
Sustainable food campaigners want people to eat bugs, but some may find it hard to stomach.
Rafael Correa tells Al Jazeera US security whistleblower has to be in Ecuador or approach an embassy to secure asylum.
The headquarters of Egypt's ruling Muslim Brotherhood was overrun and looted on Monday as President Mohamed Mursi refused to heed millions who took to the streets demanding he resign.
Cars have always symbolized freedom for Americans and the latest in auto-friendly technology is designed to make us even less restricted behind the wheel.
Thanks to the latest in clean robot technology, maintaining a healthy and kept-up home just became a little easier.
For an astrobiologist, going into the field doesn't have to mean going to another planet.
On June 26, the Supreme Court issued two landmark decision in the cases of Hollingsworth v. Perry and United States v. Windsor. In Hollingsworth the court was asked “Whether the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment prohibits the State
NASA transformed the International Space Station into a command center for a robot on Earth this month for a first-of-its-kind test drive of the technology and skills needed to remotely operate robots on the moon, Mars or an asteroid.
Most of us know that GMOs are required to be labeled or even completely banned in some other nations.
Long before humans ever arrived on the scene, forest fires burned themselves out naturally. The forests re-grew and the cycle repeated: fire and rebirth, fire and rebirth. Over and over again for millions of years.
Keep your dog cool as summer sizzles its way back into season.
Most octopuses take the million-to-one-odds strategy when it comes to reproduction.
The unofficial China HSBC manufacturing PMI report for June 2013 is out.
A Historic Look at the World Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
We came across this video compilation of the best 77 Vines, and just had to share it with you. They come from a YouTube channel called Vine Compilations, which you should definitely subscribe to.
The web site www.mannatechscience.org gives you access to outside research done by scientists not associated with Mannatech (3rd party scientists) giving strong validation to the science that validates the products and the benefit of these real food
Massive protests have swept across Egypt once more, and this time they are even larger than the Arab Spring protests that ousted Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
First Things, First: Home Power Prerequisites
Murad, 49, was setting up a monastery in Gassanieh, northern Syria. Last Sunday, on the Christian leader’s Sabbath, extremist militants trying to topple President Bashar Assad breached the monastery and grabbed Murad.
This one is personal. My wife has renounced her US Citizenship but over time that may not stop the US from pursuing her and others perpetually.
ATF domestic sting operations eclipse Operation Fast and Furious. In sting operations similar to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing which left six dead, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms are........
A life-size spaceship prop from TV's original "Star Trek" series, once lost and in shambles, has been lovingly restored to its former glory by die-hard fans for a new mission:
Engineers seek a cheaper biodegradable polymer.
In a few days, we will all have an opportunity to peacefully inflict a major psychological blow on the rapidly coalescing police state by the simple but powerful act of refusing to play along with the absurd pantomime on the 4th of July that we live
Ron Paul talks to LewRockwell about these enemies of freedom.
At least five people have been killed and more than 200 wounded in Egypt on Sunday as millions took to the streets in pro and anti-President Mohammad Mursi rallies, security and health officials said. One person was killed in the central Egyptian
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Ernest Hancock
Karen Kwiatkowski (retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel whose assignments included duties as a Pentagon desk officer and a variety of roles for the National Security Agency) on our current foreign policy woes and the NSA's surveillance
