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A stealth invasion continues into the United States 24 hours per day. Every community suffers more risk from this advancing onslaught. As it grows, it tears the American way of life out by the roots.
Although it has already taken nearly four decades to get this far in building the Internet, some university researchers with the federal government's blessing want to scrap all that and start over.
Says Neo-Cons would have created a false flag to justify war had it not been for WTC attack, questions official story. A GOP insider, former Bush 41 speechwriter and close friend of the Bush family writes in his new book that before 9/11, the Neo-Co
Decide what matters for your family and your life. Decide what matters so much, when the government crosses that line you will shout "Enough!" instead of meekly surrendering something too important to give up. Draw the line for yourself, be
That America's two most recent presidents, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, have been guilty of egregiously flawed and fallacious decisions and activities is obvious. However, at what point do bad policies and conduct become treasonous?
Maricopa Co. Sheriff Joe Arpaio confirmed they are investigating whether a payment made from the state Treasurer's Office to the state Attorney General's Office for legal fees influenced the prosecution of former state Treasurer David Peterse
By Robert E. Podolsky
As most people are aware, ethics are the means by which we decide what actions are permissible and what actions are not. What is less known is the fact that every ethic consists of two parts:
I will speak my mind and heart in good faith to anyone, but, as my strength allows, I will flatly refuse to voluntarily contribute one iota of the fruits of my labor to those artificial entities that seek to impose their will on myself and others
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf warned of disassociating his country from the international coalition against terrorism if its commitment and sincerity to the fight was going to be continuously questioned. "If we are bluffing each other, if
The price of meat is set to rise in America as the nation’s helter-skelter dash to convert corn into road fuel begins to take its toll on the supply of food. The US Department of Agriculture has said that meat supply will fall this year because of
A gene that contributes to obesity has been identified for the first time, promising to explain why some people easily put on weight while others with similar lifestyles stay slim. People who inherit one version of the gene rather than another are
Women might soon be able to produce sperm in a development that could allow lesbian couples to have their own biological daughters. Scientists want to produce synthetic sperm cells from a woman's bone marrow tissue after showing that it possible
Spring looks bleak for the nation's retailers. After robust sales in March, there are signs that consumers are already spending less. And a trifecta of problems rising gas prices, a rougher housing market and the specter of higher interest rates
Russian billionaire Boris Berezovsky said he is planning a revolution in Russia to topple President Vladimir Putin. "We need to use force to change this regime," Berezovsky, who has received asylum in Britain,
World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz confessed to errors over a pay scandal surrounding his girlfriend but still faced an open revolt from staff members agitating for his resignation.
On February 18, 2005 an Iraqi man was driving his vehicle from his house to work at his farm. On the way, U.S. forces shot him when they passed, damaging the vehicle and killing the man. His case is among the hundreds detailed
Doctors in Baghdad are performing more scheduled Caesarean deliveries, the result of nightly curfews that make it difficult or impossible for pregnant women to reach hospitals after dark.
Some Iraqi legislators declared the U.S.-led plan to secure Baghdad a failure after an unprecedented suicide bomb attack on parliament that killed at least eight people capped a violent week in the capital.
Savannah chimpanzees, which can make weapons to hunt other primates for meat, can also seek refuge in caves, much like our earliest human ancestors. New findings suggest the chimps apparently shelter themselves in caves to hide from the extreme Af
Spiders love to fly. Hundreds can touch down in an acre of land on a day when conditions are right. And before casting out a silk thread and swooping miles through the air, a spider checks the weather just as a human pilot might do during a pre-fligh
An adolescent female Tyrannosaurus rex died 68 million years ago, but its bones still contain intact soft tissue, including the oldest preserved proteins ever found. A comparison of the protein’s chemical structure to a slew of other species showed a
The new analysis of the rhesus monkey genome reveals that humans and the macaques share about 93% of their DNA. By comparison, humans and chimpanzees share about 98 to 99% of their DNA. Illuminate what makes humans different from other apes in ways t
The chaotic atmosphere of Venus has long baffled scientists. Winds speeds are so high that clouds can be ferried around the entire planet in only four Earth-days in what scientists call a "super-rotation." Yet Venus, a rocky world, takes 24
A federal grand jury indicted a U.S. citizen on charges of joining al-Qaida and conspiring to bomb European tourist resorts and U.S. government facilities and military bases overseas, officials said.
The claimed speed for the CM8060 is a maximum 70 to 71 pages per minute (ppm) and an average of 60 ppm for black-and-white pages and 50 ppm for color, with the CM8050 just 10 ppm slower on each score. That by itself will be enough to turn heads, but
Sony Corp. said it planned to start selling ultra-thin TVs using organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology this year, aiming to become the first to market with a TV using the promising next-generation display.
IBM said it will be able to make microchips faster and more energy efficient by stacking components on top of each other, a breakthrough that cuts the distance an electrical signal needs to travel.
The same rules that make Earth plants green may make non-Earth plants yellow, red or green -- but likely not blue, NASA scientists said.
Four genes gang up together to help cancer spread throughout the body, researchers said, including one affected by arthritis drugs. And a second study found that 87 different genes work to help make cancer more vulnerable to drug treatment.
Ancient Mexicans brought human sacrifice victims from hundreds of miles (km) away over centuries to sanctify a pyramid in the oldest city in North America, an archeologist said.
