Democracy Not Disenfranchisement!
Education Not Occupation!
Health Care Not Warfare!

You can’t speak honestly about the environment without speaking critically about this president. Bush is the worst environmental president in American history. In 3 1/2 years, his White House has promoted more than 400 major environmental rollbacks intended to eviscerate 35 years of environmental law. – Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Faith, a 4-year-old Rottweiler, phoned 911 when Leana Beasley fell out of her wheelchair and barked urgently into the receiver until a dispatcher sent help. Then the service dog unlocked the front door for the police officer.

We need a new energy strategy. Fortunately, the outline of a new strategy is emerging with two new technologies.

Applying some of the same brain-scan technology used to understand Alzheimer’s and autism, scientists are trying to learn what makes a Republican’s mind different from a Democrat’s.

We were watching the moon for the eclipse and noticed a bright light, high in the sky, just to the southeast or right side of the moon. Within 10-15 seconds time span it moved across the “top” of the moon to the north-northeast and stopped.

UFOs seem to favour a 3-km-wide strip running along the high-voltage power lines in British Columbia.

No matter who the winner is in next week’s presidential election, he will not be the only President living under the White House roof, according to John Horrigan, paranormal expert.

At this time there is a virtual united front, on the part of America’s major newspapers and media outlets, to censor opinions about Israel which cross a certain line in the sand.

Bush administration lawyers are now attempting to overturn decades of legal precedence by claiming that under the Help America Vote Act only Attorney General John Ashcroft — and not individual voters – have a right to ask federal courts to enforce voting rights.

The Food and Drug Administration is withholding for political reasons documents that could help determine whether this year’s flu vaccine shortage was preventable, Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., charged.

More than 100,000 civilians, most women & children, have probably died in Iraq as direct or indirect consequences of the March 2003 U.S. invasion, according to a study by a research team at Johns Hopkins University.

Environmental groups filed a federal lawsuit this week to reverse a Bush administration decision to set aside rules aimed at protecting wildlife in national forests.

Coulee Region Paranormal Investigation Society’s goal is to help people understand why the paranormal might be in their home or business.

The world is on the brink of a major flu epidemic — one that could claim more than a billion lives, the head of the Russian Virology Institute, Academician Dmitry Lvov said.

Investigative reporter Greg Palast exposes a secret document within the Republican Party in Florida that contains nearly 1,900 names and addresses of voters in the predominantly black and Democratic areas of Jacksonville. The so-called “caging list” could be used to block and harass African-American voters.

It all started January 16th, 1987 when police officer Glen Kazmar reported seeing a cluster of lights in the sky. Now the town claims to be the UFO capital of the world and is holding a UFO festival to prove it.

US Army sergeant William Webster, was just months from completing his 20-year military career when his unit was ordered to Iraq last autumn. He refused to fight in an “unjust war” and was sentenced 14 months in prison and had his salary and pension taken.

Even though no banned weapons were found and the US govt. admitted that Iraq did not have weapons of mass destruction, 72% of Bush backers believe that Saddam did indeed have such weapons. Despite the fact that there was never any connection between Iraq and Al Queda, 75% of Bushites believe that Iraq was supporting Al Queda.

Peter Resta, a tweedy psychotherapist and 20-year Prince George’s County Community College psychology instructor, has never seen a space alien or a UFO. He’s never seen oxygen, either, but he believes all three exist.

Adding to massive documentation of torture and extreme mistreatment of detainees held at the US’s Guantanamo Bay prison camps, former Gitmo employees reveal severe, systemic patterns of abuse.

Russia’s lower house of parliament ratified the Kyoto Protocol on Friday, putting the sweeping environmental pact firmly on the road to realization and giving Russia a hoped-for step forward toward joining the World Trade Organization.

Lillian Willoughby, who will turn 90 in January, went to jail Wednesday for protesting the war on Iraq.

EARLY THIS MONTH the federal government launched the latest crude offensive in its so-called war on terror. Titled the October Plan, the program called for “aggressive – even obvious – surveillance” of a wide range of individuals.

Nobody seized Indymedia’s servers, apparently. On the 7th October hosting company Rackspace ‘acted in compliance’ with a court order and two servers belonging to Indymedia were removed from Rackspace’s premises in London.

One thing is certain about coincidence. The phenomenon fascinates believers and skeptics alike. It’s a porthole into one of the most interesting philosophical questions we can ask: Are the events of our lives ultimately objective or subjective?

Alien beings are abducting humans and reproducing with them to create hybrids, and the hybrids look human and can pass among us, says Professor David Jacobs of Temple University.

A wind-power producer based in Alberta, Canada will get almost $25-million in government funding.

The national security adviser under the first President Bush said the current president acted contemptuously toward NATO and Europe and is inordinately influenced by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel.

Betty Hill, who with her late husband claimed to have been abducted by UFO extraterrestrials in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, has died at age 85.

Several prominent Norwegians have questioned the Nobel Committee for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Wangari Maathai. Why honor environmental activism in an era when war, terrorism and nuclear proliferation are even more urgent problems?

“Animal abuse” may not be listed on the curriculum at any of the colleges or universities around the country, but behind closed doors at many academic institutions, graduate students and faculty supervisors cause pain and suffering to animals through needless experiments.

George Bush is a corporate whore who has sold out Americans to please his greedy task masters.

More and more U.S. soldiers are speaking out against the war in Iraq — and some are refusing to fight.

More than 2,000 people opposing the war in Iraq, including teachers, lawyers and the father of an American beheaded by terrorists, are sending Iraqis personal photos with protest messages to showcase “what Americans are really like.”

On Wednesday night, Oct. 27th, North Americans can see a total eclipse of the moon.

The government is setting up a task force to stimulate biomass supply and demand, and offering a range of grants.

The Bush campaign was once happy to use ‘angry’ as a term of abuse – but that was before the US public met Furious George.

Researchers at Harvard’s School of Public Health tracked more than 91,000 women and found those who drank about a soda a day piled on 19 pounds over eight years. They also increased their risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 83 percent.

Scientists and Engineers for Change, a group that includes 10 Nobel laureates, has begun a tour to battleground states to highlight the misuse of science by the Bush administration.

Fighting cancer is the shared aim of Cuban scientists and folk healers who have produced vaccines.

An alien invasion targeted a brand new, state of the art Internet Café called AREA 51 which was celebrating its opening.

A New Mexico funeral home owner received the surprise of his career when a man pronounced dead at a hospital came back to life just before he was to be embalmed.

They came in the name of development to bring free and clean water by means of pre-paid meters. The decision to install the meters had already been made.

A major new TV documentary claims that the perceived terrorist threat is a politically driven fantasy – and al-Qaida a dark illusion.

A new book by an American University professor espouses a theory that Dwight Eisenhower made a secret trip to an Air Force base to meet two extraterrestrial aliens while on vacation in Palm Springs, Calif.

Witnesses claimed to have watched a plane, possibly a Beech 1900, fall into the ocean.

A Russian space plane may appear at least 30 years earlier than a similar US spacecraft.

A car that runs on just hydrogen and solar power has completed a journey through Australia – the first crossing of a continent for a car of this type.

Adam Kaiser, who farms southeast of here, feels like he’s on the verge of something big.

A 17-member Army Reserve platoon is under arrest for refusing a “suicide mission” to deliver fuel, the troops’ relatives said.

`Flying saucer’ pictures stun UFO watchers.

Maybe the Martians are upset that we’ve introduced ATVs to their planet

An unidentified flying object has crashed in the Far East.

To those who’ve seen the ubiquitous “Chicken Soup for the Soul” series of inspirational books, Judy Carman, of McLouth, offers an alternative.

A GROUP of children playing in Littleborough reckon they have had a close encounter with a UFO.

Peaceful demonstrators were fired upon in Oregon while protesting Bush.

Dennis J. Kucinich (Ohio) had been whisked in the back of a van to the project’s deadliest corner.

Thousands of people on Main Avenue saw it and heard it as it buzzed across the night sky at a high rate of speed during Durango’s Snowdown Light Parade.

Paul Martin had a particularly close encounter with the unidentified flying object recently witnessed by hundreds of Canadians on the prairies as it lit up the night sky.

A freight train pulled an UFO for an hour.

Bellevue resident Lesley Stuart called recently with a strange story.

Sleep medicine experts have successfully treated a rare case of a woman having sex with strangers while sleepwalking.

New, experimental technology allows doctors to kill cancers deep inside the body with high-intensity ultrasound.

The Secrets of Coral Castle.

The study of Eastern healing traditions all involve the understanding of an interplay of invisible forces.

Western media released information that Russian Aviation Concern “EKIP”, a subsidiary of “Saratov Aviation Factory”

The first of five British men freed from the U.S. prison camp.

Garry Glatz hopes people who want to fill their gas tanks with alternative fuel also will want to fill their stomachs with natural and organic food.

Researchers say they have produced hydrogen from ethanol in a prototype reactor small enough and efficient enough to heat small homes and power cars.

Scientists exploring an island in Indonesia have found a bird they believe is new to science.

To allow Iowa consumers to choose their own method of healing.

Of all the entertaining things about Super Bowl XXXVIII, no one stood around the water cooler and talked about the tribute to NASA done during the pre-game show.

European scientists are examining an image of the Beagle 2 Mars lander, taken moments after it was spun off from its mother ship, that also shows an unidentified object.

A team of researchers at Institute of Environmental Medicine at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, found almost a fourfold increase of tumors in people using cell phones.

It seems that a large number of otherwise functioning human beings believe the NASA moon landings were a deception perpetrated by our government to make believe we had more military technology than the Soviets.

The finding of a parrot with an almost unparalleled power to communicate with people has brought scientists up short.

Biotechnology company Monsanto Australia does not believe the eastern states will follow Western Australia’s lead and ban genetically modified (GM) crops.

To allow Iowa consumers to choose their own method of healing.

Sterling D. Allan calls for U.S. government to come clean with the American People about the extent of their interaction with extraterrestrial visitors.

A reluctant healer answers a higher calling to help the sick.

The land from northern California up to Canada is considered by many to be the home of one of the world’s most elusive creatures.

A $300 million settlement of federal claims over PCB contamination in Anniston, Ala., will give plaintiffs an average of $7,725 each.

Airdrie residents continue to see strange sights in the sky.

Climate change over the next 20 years could result in a global catastrophe costing millions of lives in wars.

Nehalem is the site of a series of mysteries so entwined.

By day, he works as a research assistant.

Throughout western America from Washington to Texas, strange mounds found dotting the landscape have perplexed both scientists and interested onlookers for over a century.

The food industry has already found out the dangers — and costs — of letting unauthorized biotech crops seep into the food supply.

Betty Hill sits in her living room, an inquisitive, highly engaging woman of 84.

New laws are needed to control Western companies patenting plants grown by indigenous communities and thereby preventing their use.

Every decent country needs some weird mystery in order to ooh and awe the young and attract feeble-minded tourists.

A FORMER Territorian is trying to track down three people to help him solve a 32-year-old UFO mystery.

Half of the entire Chinese population believes in UFOs.

Why is it that people so often resonate with anti- messages.

A researcher backed by cable television’s Sci Fi Channel sued NASA for the release of records

Integrative medical centers are intended to look, smell and feel radically different from traditional hospitals.

May also lead to greater scarring, study finds.

Whether it’s UFOs or lost underwater cities, Taiwan’s fringe scientific societies hope to make monkeys out of their doubters over the coming year and prove once and for all that the truth is really out here.

Moscow’s medical workers discovered a magnificent gift of a sixteen-year-old girl Natalya Demkina from Saransk.

The US Spirit rover on Mars has seen a UFO streak across the Red Planet sky.

An unidentified flying object was sighted hovering over a quiet village in northern Kedah state near the Thai border.

After two decades in the U.S. Air Force, Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kwiatkowski, now 43, knew her career as a regional analyst was coming to an end.

Once upon a technologically optimistic time, the founders of a swaggering biotech startup called Calgene bet the farm on a tomato.

The truth is out there.

Dr. Beneviste was best known for his discovery that water maintains a kind of ‘memory’ that can be harnessed for medical purposes.

Home is the place where they have to take you in, Robert Frost wrote.

Iranian victims of chemical attacks say they will take the United States to the International Court.

American Airlines’ announcement Friday that it shared more than a million passenger itineraries with four government contractors.

The World Food Programme (WFP) should stop forcing African countries to accept genetically modified (GM) food aid.

Nearly six decades ago, a 21-year-old Navy fighter pilot on a mission over the Pacific was shot down by Japanese artillery.

Former U.S. diplomats and government officials are collecting signatures on a letter urging George W. Bush to reconsider American support for Israel.

A hunt for new worlds was launched by a British-led project that aims to uncover thousands of alien planets.

The world’s largest corporation — doesn’t take no for an answer.

A Greenpeace report published shows that chemicals that may present a long-term hazard to human health are present in Disney childrenswear.

It takes about 100,000 gallons of fuel annually to run the 200 trucks, tractors and pieces of agricultural equipment.

Tests have been carried out on ground-penetrating missiles using “bunker buster” technology

Owens Community College introduced construction of a new $10 million.

European member states have failed to support the application by US-based multinational Monsanto to import a new genetically modified (GM) maize into Europe.

Gold nuggets may really be the work of bacteria.

European farmers will still be prohibited from growing the Bt11 insect-resistant corn.

A 25-year-old quadriplegic sits in a wheelchair with wires coming out of a bottle-cap-size connector stuck in his skull.

A 22-year-old capuchin monkey trained to help her with everyday tasks.

While the world gets a first-hand peek into the prison horror stories of Iraq, Indian workers who have managed to “flee” US military camps have an equally harrowing account to tell.

A highly profitable weed killer causes sexual abnormalities in frogs.

Nearly a quarter-century later, Marielitos are still looking for justice. They languish in American prisons in inhumane conditions and denied basic human rights, although many stand accused of no crime other than perhaps having dark hair and skin.

The politically charged case dusted off a law not used since 1890 to bring the first criminal prosecution by U.S. authorities of an advocacy group for civil disobedience.

Young, a Florence resident, says he’s trying to find proof of 10 UFO sightings in Norwood.

Biodiesel fueling stations are sprouting like weeds across America.

The son of a revolutionary Nicaraguan musician — who says he deserted from the U.S. Army to avoid killing civilians.

The touch that aligns one’s energy field.

Dunifer dreams of reclaiming the airwaves, neighborhood by neighborhood, from the corporate powers that be.

The controversial practice of using genetic engineering to grow drugs or industrial chemicals in food crops is picking up speed.

A Long Island man alleged to be the local leader of an environmental terror group.

The Portuguese airforce has been on alert when several authorities and witnesses reported seeing a luminous unidentified flying object.

The knew a year ago that Disney had no intention of distributing it.

Reston Firm’s Contract Worth Up to $10 Billion.

Dr. Eugene Mallove of the nonprofit New Energy Foundation, Inc. recently passed on.

Producing alternative energy from palms will be part of a national agenda.

Democratic Dennis Kucinich demanded “the immediate removal and replacement of all military and non-military personnel who played any role whatsoever in the operation of the Abu Ghraib prison” near Baghdad where Iraqi detainees were allegedly tortured and abused.

A group of teenagers bought the gadget from the catalogue store Argos.

Archaeologists have found what they believe to be the site of the Library of Alexandria, often described as the world’s first major seat of learning.

He was Nicaragua’s Foreign Minister under the Sandinista government of the 1980s, when the US was arming and supporting the Contra death squads.

A Mission man claims he may have captured the images of a UFO on his VHS camcorder.

Officials are collecting outstanding taxes and fines at the rate of about $900 an hour with the help of an electronic roving eye.

The owners of a low-cost house in Limpopo say they’ve been troubled each night by stones “falling from the sky”

A word-learning pet dog has given scientists clues that some animals may have the comprehension necessary for language.

Schwarzenegger’s plan to sign over huge energy contracts.

Numerous federal government agencies are collecting and sifting through massive amounts of personal information.

If someone told you they’d seen a giant, red-eyed monster in Northern Utah you’d think he was crazy!

The photos from Iraq’s Abu Ghraib prison are snapshots, not of simple brutality or a breakdown in discipline.

George W. Bush said that the days of Western governments coddling authoritarian rulers for the sake of narrow strategic or economic interests were over

From UFOs to African-American sci-fi to Paul Allen’s latest museum.

Reconnective Healing (TM) practitioner Julie King.

The sun has just cracked the horizon on the dawn of the renewable energy revolution

Deleting memories is simple with computers.

Designers of alternative-fuel vehicles are trying to convince consumers that fossil-fuel cars should go the way of the dinosaur.

Recently at Riverside Park there was a gathering of Native Americans representing tribes from all over America.

The Ocean Conservancy sues to stop irresponsible rollback

Learning languages enhances the brain, scientists believe
Learning a second language ‘boosts’ brain-power, scientists believe.

With about 90% of the votes counted Oregon primary, Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich appeared headed toward a final total of about 16%.

Two Army counterintelligence agents showed up at the University of Texas law school and demanded to see the roster from a conference on Islamic law held a few days earlier.

Agency to Conduct Research to Identify Sources of Teflon Chemical in Humans and the Environment.

San Francisco police were arresting more than 150 people protesting the Biotechnology Industry Organization last week.

New evidence that the physical abuse of detainees in Iraq and at Guantanamo Bay was authorised at the top of the Bush administration will emerge in Washington

A toxic chemical in rocket fuel has been detected in California’s milk supply.

The American General who was in charge of Iraq’s Abu Ghraib prison claimed she was being made a scapegoat for the abuse of detainees.

A group of people got together to do an action at the Tremont St Armed Forces Career Center (AFCC) in Boston

Michael Moore has been described as media savvy.

Torturing suspected al Qaeda members abroad may be justified.

The gloves will be off for domestic military intelligence operations.

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to recall or issue warning labels on a wide array of personal care products whose ingredients have not been adequately assessed for safety or may harm health.

Everything you can see – from a distant nebula to the family dog – makes up only about 5 per cent of the universe

War may have some Fort Carson troops leaving the ranks

Beaming information quantum-style.

Greenpeace activists put their bodies on the line today in the ancient forests of Southern Oregon.

Moscow – Saddam Hussein cut a deal with the United States before the March 2003 invasion of Iraq.

The head of one of the world’s biggest oil companies has admitted that the threat of climate change makes him “really very worried for the planet”.

This summer, CLIF BAR is hittin’ the road to spread the good word – and have a little fun – all in the name of Natural Energy.

American hostages have been killed and decapitated in Iraq and in Saudi Arabia.

Floating naked inside her victim’s house at night.

Half of Africa’s population are children and young people. They are often the hardest hit by the continent’s poverty, so they are also part of the solutions.

The American criminal justice system relies too heavily on imprisoning people and needs to consider more effective alternatives.

Companies can market GE foods without even informing the Food and Drug Administration.

soybean farmers and thousands of other biodiesel enthusiasts are celebrating following the U.S. Senate’s approval of the first biodiesel tax incentive.

Tracing the Halliburton money trail to Nigeria.

BBC world news reported that authorities in Saudi Arabia have launched a search for a missing American contractor working in Riyadh Saudi Arabia.

Behind many big promises of “technology transfer” and “feeding the world” lies a brutal truth: biotechnology corporations like Monsanto only care about profits and controlling the food supply.

New guidelines gut HIV prevention — and endanger young people’s lives.

The U.S. government and the public are not taking the risk of global warming seriously.

Organic farming increases biodiversity at every level of the food chain – all the way from lowly bacteria to mammals. You can support life by buying organic.

Are democrats the lesser of two evils or just a slightly different evil? Keep in mind that America has slaughtered over 10 million people under democratic presidents.

Several thousand protesters gathered on Saturday near Dromolond Castle in western Ireland, scene of the annual EU-US summit, to demonstrate against the presence of George W Bush.

More than 200 demonstrators were arrested on charges of loitering and disobeying orders Saturday during a peaceful demonstration against the Columbus Day parade in Denver.

Families are creating conscientious objector files and seeking out safe havens to protect their children in case the draft is reinstated as many expect.

Kenyan ecologist Wangari Maathai, the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, reiterated her claim that the AIDS virus was a deliberately created biological agent.

While Lockheed Martin Canada Inc. won an open competition for the work, some peace groups and opposition politicians are concerned about taxpayer dollars’ going to a weapons-builder.

“Peace on earth depends on our ability to secure our living environment. Maathai stands at the front of the fight to promote ecologically viable social, economic and cultural development in Kenya and in Africa.”

Schwarzenegger (R-CA) vetoed a bill yesterday that would have let Californians know whether they’ve purchased contaminated meat or poultry.

The EPA works with factory farms to delay regulation of ‘Extremely Hazardous Substances.’

In a blatant attack on international independent media, the FBI has seized the servers of IndyMedia.org in the UK.

Was the puppet’s strings visible during the first so-called ‘debate’?

Protesters and onlookers arrested during the Republican National Convention sued New York City on Thursday and said police had violated their free speech and other constitutional rights.

Cow and sheep ranchers lease approximately 300 million acres of public land in 11 Western states and cause enormous destruction to the land.

Of all the shortsighted policies of Bush and Dick Cheney, none have been worse than their opposition to energy conservation.

ALTHOUGH it is easy to be sceptical about strange phenomena such as near-death experiences, the world is littered with examples very difficult to explain away…

Democrats engage in thugery to try and keep Nader off ballots.

The FBI wants to know who checked out a book about Osama bin Laden at the Deming library; library refuses to comply, citing privacy.

Gordon Cooper talked about UFO encounters how film that he shot from Gemini 5 had been confiscated by the govt.

Peace Action, the nation’s largest peace and disarmament organization with over 100,000 members, today denounced the decision by House leadership to call a vote on U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel’s (D-NY) bill to re-institute the military draft.

George W. Bush is not the most eloquent speaker. Some would call him illiterate and incomprehensible, yet, his words are very persuasive to many people. Instead of thinking him an idiot for speaking in disjointed simplistic sentences the perception of many of those hearing him is that he is a confident and competent leader. How is he able to accomplish this when his words often make no sense?

New research confirms what many have known for a long time, fish are intelligent and sensitive creatures.

The University of North Dakota (UND) Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) has successfully generated electricity from biomass with an exciting, cost-effective gasification technology in a diesel engine.

New rules that have reopened US waters to longline fishing for swordfish and tuna have been corrupted by faulty science and political influence, says a new study released today by the Sea Turtle Restoration Project.

Has America come to the point that it cannot face its own reality?

There is another John Kerry to whom America deserves to be introduced.

The US Air Force says that it will shoot down neutral, commercial and third party space hardware should the need arise.

Copy of the Federal lawsuit against the Bush Administration for their orchestration of the September 11th attacks and the subsequent attacks on civil liberties and sovereign nations perpetuated in the name of the fraudulent “War On Terror”.

Washington recently denied visas to Cuban scholars to attend an academic conference yet has welcomed known Cuban terrorists with open arms.

A Space scientist claims to have come across an unidentified flying object (UFO) during a scientific expedition in Himachal Pradesh.

The hypothesis about the existence of little-studied forms of life in the Earth’s atmosphere has been an attraction for scientists for quite a long time.

It might be something out of this world — Winona Minnesota’s first Strange Phenomena Conference.

Robert Hastings believes the truth is out there – and what he knows of it, he’s willing to share.

In the past two weeks, Marshfield-area residents have reported unusual lights and objects in the night sky, some accompanied by what looked like fighter jets.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to ask parliament to ratify the Kyoto Protocol should belatedly allow the anti-global-warming treaty to come into force, but it’s far from saving the climate.

Betting on whether data disappear down black holes