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Ron Paul is on a mission to educate children. The former U.S. congressman is far from retirement with his latest project — creating an alternative to the public school system through an independent online home curriculum.
European scientists have come up with a new technology that is allegedly better able to detect the presence of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) in food, animal feed and seeds.
A study published by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in the Nature Geoscience journal discusses the potential of the algae growth caused by melting glaciers in Greenland, is actually having a positive effect on the environment.
A new study on dietary toxin exposure found that all the participating children exceeded the cancer benchmark levels for arsenic, dioxins, dieldrin, and DDE, while 95 percent of preschoolers exceeded the non-cancer benchmark for acrylamide.
Your local police department may be tracking your every move. A new report from the ACLU shows that automatic license plate readers are snapping photos of our cars, even when we’re not speeding or running a red light.
The development and testing of small scale electric vehicles for use in varied settings seems to be in full swing in Japan at the moment, courtesy of automakers Honda and Nissan.
Today, the President can “legally” kill a whistleblower, force local officials to conduct a shoddy autopsy, cremate the body of the victim against the wishes of the family, then send the ashes to the grieving relatives in an urn.
Entered By: Dave Hodges
Thin is in, from the peel-and-stick thin-film solar cells that Stanford University scientists described last year, to the super-thin, stackable solar cells MIT researchers recently conceptualized.
The mission was announced at the NASA Lunar Science Institute conference.
The Aeolis Riviera is the strongest evidence thus far of a large amount of water on Mars.
On July 11, 2013, police in Albemarle County, Virginia setup a roadblock to check ID's in a residential neighborhood after the police allegedly received several complaints from the public regarding speeding in the area. One resident of the neighborho
NSA leaker Edward Snowden swore that there is no way the Russian government can get any sensitive information from him — despite the fact that he has been camped out in the Moscow airport for the past few weeks, carrying four laptops that he had supp
Anyone that thinks that the U.S. economy can keep going along like this is absolutely crazy. We are in the terminal phase of an unprecedented debt spiral which has allowed us to live far, far beyond our means for the last several decades. Unfortuna
A fascinating eyewitness account of the minutes following the car crash that killed reporter Michael Hastings. Most important is the account of the witness that Hastings was not burnt below his shoulders. This is important because the body was cre
Israel
police state
Detroit's historic bankruptcy filing has ignited a largely uncharted legal front in the closely watched battle between public employee unions and governments across the country struggling to meet costly pension obligations.
During one of our class discussions about wrongful convictions I presented the question, “What do you fear the most, the guilty going free or the innocent being convicted?” The majority of students said they feared the guilty going free the most.
Looking to retake the initiative on Americans’ number 1 concern, President Obama will deliver 3 speeches on the economy. The addresses, set for Wednesday and Thursday, come as Obama has been struggling with issues largely
Reports are beginning to surface about a connection between the reporter Michael Hastings and a mysterious cybersecurity firm known as Endgame. Hastings has been linked to Barrett Brown, who the government alleges is the leader of the hacker group A
This you tube video was sent to me today. It is relevant to me because throughout the video, the AZ R3VOLUTION is in evidence. The banners inspired by Ernie and Donna and Freedoms Phoenix and all the good energy we projected across the planet with t
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has earned quite a following, sometimes in unlikely quarters. The latest evidence comes in the form of this billboard recently installed inside the subway station that serves the Pentagon in Arlington, Va.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new testing system called Neuropsychiatric EEG-Based Assessment Aid (NEBA) System that measures electrical impulses that neurons give off within the brain to look for evidence of attention deficit
All the talk surrounding biometric data collection and the building of massive databases of palm and iris scans and even facial recognition is not being welcomed with open arms by most people. There are some people that may see the storage of biomet
This year at PorcFest X I took first place in the Agorist Pitch contest. In short, I want to conduct Milgram style renegade psychological experiments on obedience to authority, specifically into police brutality. The video is behind the “read more” l
Syria
Snowden
Neutrality toward Syria is the only clearcut non-aggressive policy that Obama can adopt. All his non-neutral policies are policies of entering the war in various degrees, and they must be aggressive policies since Syria is no threat to America.
