We’ve evolved, but how come our sources of energy haven’t?

Powering homes with electricity collected from the air may be possible after scientists report solving a centuries old riddle about how moisture in the atmosphere becomes electrically charged.

A low-lying island in the middle of the windswept Bay will be used as a wind-power testing ground.

The view to the west from Ocean Beach could one day be cluttered with scores of spinning windmills, generating power.

No one said it would be easy to build the greenest house on the block. Scott Adams on perplexing energy bills, ugly lawns and the true meaning of ‘green’.

SunPower has signed an agreement with Arizona Public Service to build a 15-megawatt photovoltaic solar power system at Luke Air Force Base in Glendale, Arizona.

A forty acre, six megawatt solar power plant is providing the energy to run a water treatment operation at a Superfund site in California.

It is rather well-known now that transportation is one of the leading causes of global warming pollution in the world. NASA reported in February that motor vehicles are the largest net contributor to global warming pollution.

Mysterious crop circles continue to draw vast numbers of tourists to England’s countryside.

When probing the deepest reaches of the Cosmos or the quantum world, a whole host of mysteries present themselves. But what if a well-known and apparently constant characteristic of matter starts behaving mysteriously?

The other day I was reading something and it told me that scientists ignore us because we attack the problem of UFOs from the negative.

A Michigan father stepped outside to investigate at 3 a.m., August 30, 2010, after his 6-year-old daughter insisted aliens were outside, only to feel being watched as a stationary object suddenly zipped away.

When Cardiff UFO chaser Jane McCarthy took photographs near Abercynon in 2004, she thought she’d snapped nothing more than the view across the Valley town.

Three men talking outside a Farmington, New Mexico, gas station were “creeped out” after a triangle-shaped UFO came toward them at less than 500 feet off of the ground on July 31, 2010.

Local residents claim seeing 10 UFOs in Quilpue and Villa Alemana over the past year.

Two Illinois witnesses watched multiple spherical objects darting around in the night sky on August 4, 2010, that seemed to disappear when planes flew by.

Tim Russert, during the 2007 Democratic presidential candidates’ debate, asked Ohio congressman Dennis Kucinich about an unidentified flying object (UFO) that Kucinich had reportedly witnessed.

The Gralien Report invited people to send similar photos, or perhaps a video, depicting an alleged UFO hovering near a food plot on a stretch of Texas hunting land. This was what they got.

When Paul Epley, a retired first sergeant, finally talked publicly about some of his secret military activities to a small North Carolina newspaper, two FBI men showed up two weeks later and told him to “shut up or be shut out.”

Ralph A. Multer’s blue-collar life collided with the extraterrestrial in Canton many years ago.

A St. Clair Shores, Michigan woman’s 1979 encounter with “odd flashing lights” and small beings on the ground is recalled by her son in an August 28, 2010, report.

Failed missile tests provoke “hundreds” of UFO sighting reports. Unfortunately, people who don’t know better can often be taken advantage of by those who do know better. And once again, the world turns awry …

The following morning after a UFO sighting in Fresno, CA, two unmarked vans parked across the street in front of the house. The men were wearing suits…Very unusual for a Sat. morning especially in the country.

There’s simply nothing on all of Mars quite like it: Orcus Patera, a long, elliptical Martian depression situated between two sibling volcanoes, Elysium Mons and Olympus Mons, is a nearly 235-mile-long anomaly.

Many political prisoners have been, and continue to be, women. Femaleness does not protect a woman from being considered an enemy of the state, in fact, as “unnatural” women, perhaps the opposite.

Federal agents are looking into allegations that high-ranking New Orleans police commanders gave orders after Hurricane Katrina authorizing officers to shoot looters.

Penny Coleman at Alternet.com gives us a look at a new program designed to dull the moral sensibilities of American soldiers in combat on the imperial frontiers.

The politics of terror are the greatest covert operation ever.

In an effort to introduce a story of “progress” into media coverage, Gen. David Petraeus’s command claimed last week that the Taliban is suffering from reduced morale in Marjah and elsewhere.

Alberta has only three instinctive responses to bad news from scientists about oil extraction from the Athabasca tar sands: deny, deny and deny.

It is hard not to conclude that, as Alex Pareene has recently put it, for many Americans, “Muslim” has come to mean “someone they dislike.”

Prior to his death, it was Petor Narsagonan’s intention to have this published in the popular media. The Alpha Lodges do exist. Evidence leaves no doubt.

How Beck and other right-wing talkers turned paranoia into a pitch for Goldline, the gold dealer one congressman says is conspiring to “cheat consumers.”

Air and space travel would be revolutionized by psychotronics. John White maintains that UFO propulsion is “probably psychotronic in nature.” But what does this mean and what are the implications for human beings?

A Hollywood screenwriter’s strange disappearance and “death” is linked to his covert work on a Hollywood feature movie script about American CIA and NSA covert intelligence operations in Panama.

The Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the rights of free speech and peaceable assembly — all it took was seven zombies and a simulated weapon of mass destruction.

A pioneering treatment using magnetic fields to stimulate brain activity has helped people with depression live medication-free.

Fidel Castro says al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden is a bought-and-paid-for CIA agent who always popped up when former President George W. Bush needed to scare the world.

Archaeologists from the University of Bonn have found a Mayan water reservoir the size of a soccer field, whose floor is lined with ceramic shards, in the Mexican rainforest.

The dinosaurs were wiped out 65 million years ago by at least two space impacts, rather than a single strike, a new study suggests.

Archaeologist and anthropologist Timothy Taylor explains how a long-vanished artefact explains human evolution and led to “survival of the weakest”.

Notes on the back of a 400-year-old letter have revealed a previously unknown language once spoken by indigenous peoples of northern Peru, an archaeologist says.

Archaeologists have found a legendary 1,200-year-old gateway to the massive wall the Vikings built to defend themselves against their rivals the Saxons, according to a Friday media report.

Police in Washington State were investigating the eighth human foot in two-and-a-half years to have washed ashore along the stretch of waterway between Vancouver and Seattle.

Scientists have fashioned a biotech “nose” by genetically engineering frog cells to behave like insect nose cells. And then they turned the hybrid cells into a control device for a robot.

Spinal taps are used to collect a fluid that bathes the brain and the spine, which may be the answer to finding ways to treat neurological disease.

Isolation must be one of the oldest medical tools, and in some ways it is one of the most brutal.

HIV-positive women who are breastfeeding should not be given vitamin A supplements because it increases the risk of transmitting the AIDS virus to their infants, researchers said Thursday.

Research finds that an altered form of the cold virus may just be the ticket to keep our system’s disease suppressors on the job.

Rodents, piles of manure, uncaged birds and flies too numerous to count were found by investigators at Iowa farms at the heart of the recall of more than half a billion eggs, the FDA reported Monday.

A gentle stroll several times a week not only boosts fitness levels – it also makes you brighter.

Children drinking water with added fluoride helps dental health in adulthood decades later, a new study finds.

An ancient grain that was once the staple of the Aztec diet is not only surprisingly nutritious, it can also help regulate blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease in diabetics, Canadian researchers report in a new study in the journal Diabetes Care.

Imported Cocon Grape Gummy 100 percent candy is being voluntarily recalled by the Los Angeles company U-Can Food Trading for high levels of lead, reports NBC Universal in Los Angeles.

The second annual Charlotte Area Farm Tour will take participants to 27 farms Sept. 18-19, including fruit and vegetable growers, livestock producers, North Carolina’s first certified organic dairy and even an ostrich farm.

When we are stressed, we tend to eat more. The key, however, is to eat the foods that actually counteract the effects of stress. So next time anxiety runs high, be sure to grab one of these seven stress-fighting foods.

An extract of the kudzu vine being developed to treat alcoholism may also help treat cocaine addiction, researchers at Gilead Sciences Inc reported on August 22.

A naturally occurring virus in mosquitoes could act as a “late-life-acting” insecticide by killing older adult mosquitoes that are responsible for the bulk of malaria transmission.

The ancient Chinese practice of tai chi may be effective as a therapy for fibromyalgia, according to a study published on Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Exposure in the womb to pesticides known as organophosphates may increase the chance that children, especially boys, will develop attention problems by age 5, a study shows.

A study found that patients with terminal lung cancer who began receiving palliative care immediately upon diagnosis not only were happier, more mobile and in less pain as the end neared — but also lived nearly three months longer.

Lou Gehrig might not have had Lou Gehrig’s disease. A new study suggests that repeated concussions from playing sports can cause a motor-neuron disorder with symptoms that mimic amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

A study that began in 1958 has found poor nutrition as the cause of arthritis. And the moose has been contributory to the solutions.

Ayurvedic medicine is the science of life that has been practiced in southern Asia for over 5,000 years.

There are some 5 million children in the United States who have received the diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a condition marked by impulsive behavior and a lack of focus.

Three groups filed a federal freedom of information lawsuit for the release of Federal Bureau of Investigation records regarding the surveillance of Muslim communities and schools in Northern California.

Israeli intelligence steps up its activity in the U.S. — and gets away with it. Israeli government claims that it does not spy on the United States are intended for the media and popular consumption.

The US government is shutting down the First Amendment and turning criticism of the government into an act of “domestic extremism,” a capital crime punishable by execution, just as it was in Hitler’s Germany and Stalin’s Russia.

Farmers and civil society organizations around the world are outraged by the recent discovery of further connections between the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and agribusiness titan Monsanto.

“When they [NASA] read the [Encounters] script they got very angry and felt that it was a film that would be dangerous.” – Steven Spielberg, 1978 Cinema Papers interview about his 1977 movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

For decades, metal sheets with writing have been recovered from various archaeological sites in South America. Until recently, all were labeled “frauds”, but slowly, archaeologists are beginning to change their opinion.

Miracle mum brings premature baby son back to life with two hours of loving cuddles after doctors pronounce him dead.

Facebook, which has gone after sites with the word “book” in their names, is also trying to trademark the word “face,” according to court documents. What else will companies start claiming as theirs alone?

While the floods in Pakistan are a horrible tragedy, Pakistanis themselves are chiefly to blame for their predicament. By cutting down their forests they created the conditions necessary for massive flooding.

Hundreds of native women in Canada have vanished without a trace.

Ms. Elaine Douglass, MUFON State Director for Utah and Board Editor, Journal of Abduction-Encounter Research (JAR), compared alien abduction to illegal CIA rendition and MKULTRA mind-control torture.

A UFO hunter took a picture on 08.19.2010 at 9:24:28 a.m. of what seems like an UFO passing in the vicinity of La Helice.

Three Tennessee witnesses in Antioch driving southeast along Hamilton Church Road on August 24, 2010, pulled over for a better look after spotting a low-flying, T-shaped object in the night sky.

A farmer claimed that three “friendly spacemen” came to visit him at his farmhouse, and that his “space brothers,” who took him along for trips throughout the solar system, looked like “any of us here on the grounds.”

Dr. Greg Little reveals in a report about an article from a 1989 newspaper in which a now-famous man reported being taken to a mothership from the ruins at Tepotzlan and you’ll probably never guess who he is.

If under just the moonlight, what would you make out of a creature that stands on two legs, towering 6’5″ to 7′ tall, without a bearlike silhouette, yet runs on all fours when it departs?

Flime restaurant seeking diners willing to donate body parts to be turned into gourmet meals, but some suspect a ruse.

The National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) ordered to stop the use of Pandemrix swine flu vaccine to the public due the probable link to narcolepsy in children.

Bloodhounds, you’ve now got some unusual company: Trained mice were able to detect bird flu in ducks, according to novel research.

There has been a sudden spurt in the number of swine flu cases in the city with at least four deaths recorded in the month of August.

Duck and goose droppings, the bane of golfers and park visitors, may help scientists track the spread of bird flu — with olfactory assistance from properly trained animals.

Experts have said that the rising swine flu deaths in the state can be attributed to two major factors.

Swine flu is continuing to spread in New Zealand, health officials said Monday as the death toll rose to 10 and some areas reported more people in hospital than during last year’s pandemic.

Saturday saw the first confirmed H1N1 case being reported from Panchkula this year. This takes count of Tricity’s swine flu patients to four, including a recent death.

Nearly $2 billion in measures to beef up the nation’s ability to respond to bioterrorism and pandemic threats, was announced including $822 million for pandemic influenza vaccine development.

More than three dozen prisoners at a central Florida correctional facility have been quarantined after becoming sick from an apparent stomach flu.

Concerns about latex labelings have led to FDA-mandated warnings on several prominent flu vaccines.

Nevada is just one of the states corrupt as hell and the outrageous salaries paid to ‘public servents’ proves it.

A former native gang leader chooses another path.

Jewish communities are struggling to cope with the rampant sexual abuse that is inherent with jewish culture.

In the latest Catholic scandal, a priest who car-bombed a village that killed 9 people, including children, was hidden by the Church and shielded from justice.

Not satisfied with the body count of foreigners, Obama has his sights set on killing Americans.

This CIA ”Red Cell” report from February 2, 2010, looks at what will happen if it is internationally understood that the United States is an exporter of terrorism.

Animal rights and environmental activist Rod Coronado finds himself in federal prison for becoming a “friend” with part-time Missoula resident and Earth First! co-founder Mike Roselle on Facebook.

AMATEUR astronomers are enjoying a cat-and-mouse game with the US military in keeping track of its secret space plane, the X-37B.

The full-body scanners maker, American Science & Engineering, says its largest customer by far is the US military. Civil libertarians worry the technology could be used to violate people’s privacy without legal justification.

Discovery Channel’s apocalyptic reality TV show, The Colony, might be the most dire sign yet for where our civilization is headed. It is the latest in a long-standing history of predictive programming from Hollywood.

Saliva samples taken from 39 relatives of the Nazi leader, Adolf Hitler, show he may have had biological links to the “subhuman” races that he tried to exterminate during the Holocaust.

NASA’s Kepler spacecraft has discovered the first confirmed planetary system with more than one planet crossing in front of, or transiting, the same star.

David H. Koch, and his brother Charles, are lifelong libertarians and have quietly given more than a hundred million dollars to right-wing causes.

Paul Noel asserts that severe storms “are an electromagnetic effects of the plasma fields surrounding the solar system. These are what make sun spots as well. The driver is electrical.”

The substance resembles powdered sugar and is expected to make a big commercial splash. Each particle of dry water contains a water droplet surrounded by a sandy silica coating. In fact, 95% of dry water is “wet” water.

She was thought to be one of Germany’s prized secret agents, described as beautiful and languid and capable of infiltrating an enemy camp, obtaining secret plans of attack, and then delivering them to her bosses.

A Utah couple working as commercial drivers encountered a series of odd lights as they approached along I-84, and witnessed two, large, cylinder-shaped UFOs emerging from one of the lights.

There are many eyewitness accounts of unexplained lights behaving like hunting Barn Owls, and some of those lights were seen ultimately to be luminescent Barn Owls.

Pianist Liu Wei sits quietly to compose himself before plunging into the music. Then he takes off a sock. The 23-year-old, whose arms were amputated after a childhood accident, plays the piano with his toes.

Nicaragua’s new government has made huge strides to eliminate illiteracy.

A US-led airstrike has killed another 6 children in eastern Afghanistan.

Porter Stansberry has a business proposition. One that is designed after the government’s own business plan. And the idiots in Washington wonder why there are no new jobs.

For two years, the FBI has suspected AIPAC of spying for a foreign country, and has been reshaping the US Congress for the benefit of a foreign government. And THAT is the mother of all scandals.

US Commander in Afghanistan Gen. David Petraeus insisted that the “ultimate goal” of the nearly nine year long war is to enable the “reconciliation”of the Karzai government with the Taliban.

Israel’s President Shimon Peres tells IAEA Iran poses a danger to Israel.

Scientists say they’ve identified a sun-like star with as many as seven different planets – including one that might be the smallest ever found outside the solar system.

At first, the news from Yemen on May 25 sounded like a modest victory in the campaign against terrorists. The strike, which killed Marib province’s deputy governor, was a secret mission by the U.S. military.

The super-rich are very different than you and me, except that is when it comes to tax rates.

A new U.S. study finding that 1 child in 15 has an illegal-immigrant parent as of 2008 has helped stoke the heated national controversy around illegal immigration.

The U.S. Supreme Court said in 1997 that it had “grave doubts” that the sponsors of a ballot measure had the right to defend the law in federal court. This could determine the future of same-sex marriage in California.

A floating city of half a million people on a vast plastic island. Does that sound like Waterworld? The vision could soon be a reality if Dutch conservationists have their way.

Not content with just killing suspected Taliban, some U.S. soldiers murder random civilians for fun. A few of them are being prosecuted to show that not all American soldiers are serial killers in uniforms.

No one is to be held accountable for the single biggest massacre carried out by German soldiers since WW II. The soldiers did as ordered and killed 142 civilians, mostly women and children.

Surprise-surprise, a former CIA spook has admitted that the Israeli intelligence agency, the Mossad, spies intensively on the United States for military and civilian technology.

Euro astronomers have discovered a solar system much like ours.

While the Feds have been illegally tracking people by their cell-phone GPS cops can now legally put a GPS on your car without a warrant in 8 western states.

CIA files document the agency’s connections to institutions and individuals figuring prominently in the lives of Barack Obama and his mother, father, grandmother, and stepfather. Is Obama a CIA mind-controlled puppet like so many Presidents before him?

Thanks to some non-profit organizations, a federal judge was forced to enforce U.S. law requiring Monsanto to prepare an environmental impact study on its toxic franken-beets.

Thanks to American taxpayers, more than half of Iraqis now live in squalid urban slums.

If you aren’t doing anything important on Sept. 25-27th you migh want to join others in Washington to confront the insane practice of mountain top coal mining.

Afghan President Karzai has stated the obvious but does he really want change?

CodePink members were arrested for trying to deliver a letter while Blackwater – Xe got more lucrative contracts to kill innocent people.

Microwave weapons known to damage DNA and cells will be tested on prisoners in California.

Bell, California is a good example of the rampant waste, theft and corruption in many U.S. govt. agencies.

There is no doubt that human IQ is dropping rapidly and technology is helping to make us dumber by the day.

SETI has deliberately been looking in all the wrong places for signs of alien life. Truly advanced life forms don’t use radio waves to communicate across space – they use gravity.

It’s not polite to say so, but if Americans understood just how many trillions their military was really spending on protecting oil, they wouldn’t stand for it.

Kenneth M. Pollack enumerates five points why we shouldn’t believe that the US is really pulling out of Iraq.

In 2002, scientists carried out an amazing experiment, which showed that particles of light “photons” knew — in advance −- what their distant twins would do in the future.

On each side of a towering West Texas stretch of the $2.4 billion border fence designed to block people from illegally entering the country, there are two metal footbridges, clear paths into the United States from Mexico.

So much money and energy is wasted on things we could get for free. If you want less clutter in your life and want to keep more of your money, then check out these 15 things you shouldn’t be paying for.

Greg Voakes found eight of the dirtiest sexual references from children’s cartoons of the past. And he apologizes for ruining your childhood memories.

Here it comes: with the bizarre “rape-no rape” charges against Julian Assange, the War Machine’s assault against Wikileaks has now begun in earnest.

New research shows that major earthquakes have struck southern California far more frequently than previously thought — and the next one could be just around the corner.

The chance of a national double-dip recession is hotly debated amid an increasing number of signs that the economic recovery is losing pace, but the risk is particularly troublesome on a local level.

Activists have set up camp near bank’s HQ to protest against what they claim is its funding of ‘climate chaos’.

As a person living with autism, Temple Grandin explains that she lives by concrete rules, not abstract beliefs. Without the ability to process abstract thought, she thinks in pictures and in sounds.

Are the repeated failures of Europe’s gravity sensing satellite due to equipment failures of sabotage?

British chef and TV personality Jamie Oliver has won an Emmy award for his important US series “Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution” in which he tries to get America’s fattest city off junk food.

In the northeastern Bolivian department (province) of Beni, a region of wetlands, savannah and jungle where three-quarters of the population lives in poverty, indigenous women are building a new kind of leadership to help develop their communities.

Farmer Fred Leman chose a healthy vegan diet in response to cancer and a better understanding of the role of nutrition for good health.

More than 30 years after construction first started, Iran has started loading fuel rods into its first nuclear power plant.

Scientists have discovered what BP has been hiding – a huge mass of drifting oil.

With the help of western companies, Rwanda is generating power from gas trapped on the bottom of Lake Kivu.

America’s continued occupation of Iraq is illegal, immoral and must end now.

Fidel Castro shares his keen observations on the sinister forces attempting to rule the world.

A new book does a great job of documenting the deliberate war on humans by chemical contamination of our food, water & environment.

Documents recently released provide details of the highly classified Task Force 373 death squads.

Recently declassified files show how Israel has long waged a quiet war against American’s right to free-thought and free-speech by influencing and control of mass media.

56,000 US soldiers and scores of private death-squad contractors remain in Iraq, despite the American claim that the last of its combat troops have left.

The U.S. is spending more than $12 Billion waging a bogus war against the people of Afghanistan and Pakistan but has only offered a measly $76 million in aid for Pakistan’s flood victims.

America’s torture center in Colombia is called La Tramacúa and there they specialize in the torture and murder of anyone who resists the evil empire or who might think about doing so.

Utilities across the country are building dozens of highly polluting coal-fired power plants in an effort to further contaminate the planet with mecury and fuel climate change while cashing in on cheap dirty energy.

As Muscovites suffer record high temperatures this summer, a Russian political scientist has claimed the United States may be using climate-change weapons to alter the temperatures and crop yields of Russia and other Central Asian countries.

Arthur Silber makes a follow-up to what he says as an entirely false controversy about the “Ground Zero mosque,” and of the bigotry that is the source of opposition to the “mosque.”

There were many reports of the close approach of the UFO which stalled car engines, dimmed headlights, and filled radios with static, during the Levelland events or sightings of November 2, 1957.

A group of central Ontario parents is demanding their children’s schools turn off wireless internet before they head back to school next month, fearing the technology is making the kids sick.

NASA actually reported in February that motor vehicles are the largest net contributor to global warming pollution.

Arri Eisen gives the easy answer: “we’re just like everyone else; the great majority of us are the great majority of the time, but some of us aren’t.” But find out what the long and more complicated answer is.

Harvard’s media-friendly evolutionary psychologist Marc Hauser, famous for his 2006 book Moral Minds, is under investigation for misrepresenting research on morality in primates.

Not only has the U.S. killed nearly 1 million Iraqi children through sanctions, direct attacks and disease, the genocide will continue for a long time into the future as depleted uranium has contaminated vast areas of Iraq.

BP and the government say the spill is fast disappearing—but science reveals that its worst effects may be yet to come.

Small-scale agriculture based on the principles of solidarity and cooperation is the only way to guarantee food sovereignty in Latin America, said peasant and indigenous activists meeting in the Paraguayan capital this week.

It took the Temple Beth Sholom of Phoenix 4 months to ask their rabbi to resign after he was arrested for raping a 7 year old girl.

The Feds are seeking authority from Congress to force internet service providers (ISPs) to turn over records of individual’s internet activity without any court oversight, another gross violation of the U.S. Constitution.

U.S. Veterans admit that killing unarmed civilians in Iraq was official policy and routine.

Obama’s goons are working hand-in-hand with BP to keep the true scope of the disaster secret.

Being vegan isn’t always easy but it is well worth the effort.

Most Americans still appear to be operating under the delusion that the “recession” will soon pass. In reality, it can only get worse.

Corrupt U.S. courts continue to block suits against the Vatican for its role in abuse cases.

Wall Street banksters looted and drained trillions of dollars of American’s savings and were then given trillions as a reward.

The Pope loves his pedophiles and won’t let them leave the Church.

The US will contribute an additional $175 million to wage war on democracy in Mexico.

Free of military oppression for 60 years, Costa Rica is trying to not come under occupation by the US military.

A New York Internet Service Provider dared to stand up to the FBI and its unconstitutional ‘security letters’.

A US writer and radio host says that America’s killing of civilians in Afghanistan serves the purpose of public intimidation.

In the interests of public health I am making a position statement concerning the use of the artificial sweetener called aspartame and MSG.

Brazil has ordered its air force to document any UFO sightings and make the data available to researchers and the public.

The US has spent nearly a trillion dollars to destroy and supposedly rebuild Iraq. Yet, very little reconstruction work was ever completed. Where did all the money go?

A new study has shown that remote healing alters the brain wave patters of the recipient.

A Medical thug going by the name of Quackbusters has been successfully sued for trying to destroy legitimate health care lab.

In spite of the recent advancements in medical technology, appendicitis remains a source of diagnostic complexity.

A new generation of DNA tests for colon cancer seems likely to improve the detection both of cancers and of the precancerous polyps that precede them.

Researchers report that a spinal fluid test can be 100 percent accurate in identifying patients with significant memory loss who are on their way to developing Alzheimer’s disease.

For years, reproductive biologists were stymied by a mystery of egg cell development: What are the signals that tell immature egg cells to develop into mature eggs that can be fertilized?

A new superbug that is resistant to even the most powerful antibiotics has entered UK hospitals, experts warn.

Many more people will die of heart problems as global warming continues, experts are warning.

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs says Obama’s critics on the left are ‘crazy’ – and then tries to apologise.

If Russia and China join the fray on the side of Iran, things are really apt to go to hell and quickly.

American allies the Sons of Iraq being offered more money by al–Qaida to switch sides.

An April report from the International Monetary Fund promoting a world central bank and a global fiat currency went totally undetected by the global press for months.

With US$15 billion invested annually in offshore drilling in the United States, the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico means that this money is getting ready to migrate elsewhere.

The disappearance of British explorers George Mallory and Andrew Irvine on June 8, 1924, during an attempt to become the first to conquer the summit of Mount Everest, has long been shrouded in mystery.

For generations, the Avidians have been cloning themselves quietly in a box. They’re not perfect, but most of their mutations go unnoticed. Then something remarkable happens. One stepped forward.

One in four patients who suffered a transient ischemic attack or mini-stroke, sent home with medications prescribed to drive down the risk of a repeat stroke, aren’t taking those medications, a new study finds.

A researcher noticed that their bright green colour comes from within the embryos themselves, as well as from the jelly capsule that encases them.

When the remains of an ancient underwater city were photographed off the coast of Bali, the Indonesian government hailed it as a potentially “phenomenal” discovery.

The US military is using manga to teach a new generation in Japan about the importance of the countries’ half-century security alliance.

Imagine a cookie that changes flavour on the spot, or a furry computer display that you stroke when you miss your cat.

The U.S. Dietary guidelines — the advice that Americans are issued to help us eat healthier — aren’t working very well.

Almost anyone who has faced a test or a deadline probably wished there was a smart pill to pop. New research suggests that this may eventually be possible.

The International Monetary Fund’s own figures show that the US is hopelessly bankrupt and can’t possibly pay its debts.

For quite some time the FBI has been a tool of criminal corporations and has not served the interests of the American people.

The US and its allies are preparing to launch a nuclear war directed against Iran with devastating consequences.

When University of South Florida announced their finding about the oil spill in the gulf, they thought they would get praises. But they thought wrong.

And in an unbelievable gaffe, he’s told a whole group of people exactly where they can go.

Unidentified flying objects (UFO) may appear in 2011 or 2012, Wang Sichao, a Chinese astronomy and minor planet scholar, was quoted as saying during an interview with the Yangcheng Evening News.

Archaeologists in the Philippines have unearthed a 67,000-year-old human bone in a discovery they claim proves the area was settled by man 20,000 years earlier than previously thought.

Erupting in dazzling whorls of fire, this is the spectacular first image of the sun in the middle of a solar storm.

There they finally said it. We’ve known it for the last two years. Now, they admit it. We are in a depression.-WRH

The worse kept secret is the joint plans of Israel and their American stooges for a sneak attack on Iran.

Gen. Ray Odierno said Sunday that U.S. forces are staying in Iraq to prevent foreign powers from meddling with the new government. Much like what the US already did?

The struggle in support for Agent Orange victims has seen some progress but more efforts are required to deliver them justice.

The South Korean police raided the offices of Google Korea on Tuesday as part of an investigation into whether the company illegally collected and stored personal wireless data.

And out-of-touch leaders don’t see the need to cool things off.

You might think that scientists and Evangelicals have nothing in common. But you’d be wrong. Large numbers of both agree on one thing: the end is near.

If left in patients for extended periods of time, the devices have a disturbing tendency to create problems, some of them life-threatening.

Google’s plans to control the Internet are much more sinister than previously feared.

Sen. John Kerry is taking another whack at the pinata and has introduced a bill to spur clean energy production with tax incentives.

A check for nearly $1 billion to retrofit a decrepit old plant from Energy Secretary Steven Chu for FutureGen 2.0, our nation’s scandalous “clean coal” boondoggle.

Ocean Power Technologies is a step closer today to building the country’s first utility-scale wave power project in Oregon.

Some residents near the Shepherd’s Flat wind farm in Oregon have been offered $5000 to not complain about the whooshing noise from the planned 338 wind turbines.

A renewable energy-focused investment fund announced a $14.1 million loan to Aspen Power to complete construction of a 57 MW waste wood-fired biomass power plant.

Heavy industries like steel mills, paper mills and cement mills have by far the largest untapped potential for energy generation in the wasted heat they generate but do not tap to make electricity.

Climate change affords us no such luxury of time. We do not learn from past strategic mistakes not only at our own peril, but to the entire planet’s.

Scientists at the University of Toronto in Canada have come up with a way to reduce colloidal quantum dot solar cell prices by up to 80%, by swapping out costly conductive gold for cheap nickel.

Can you imagine defending your land and resisting occupation with windmills, solar panels, and recycled car tires?

Roaring into the sustainable future with test flights for a biofuel-powered fighter jet, the U.S. Navy will now have a fleet of solar powered vehicles in the “Slow Moving Vehicles” category.

BrightSource Energy notched a big win this week when a California state regulator recommended approval of its 392-megawatt Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System in the Mojave Desert.

Hawaii could be the ideal site for an experimental form of ocean-based renewable energy plants, according to researchers at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

When we think of recycled products, our thoughts usually center on paper, aluminum cans or glass bottles. Here’s a surprise: automobiles are among the most recycled of all consumer products.

POO POWER! GENeco, a waste treatment company in Bristol, UK set out to prove that bio-gas could be a reliable alternative transportation fuel.

This isn’t just some kid’s science project — a group of Israeli researchers has found a simple and new twist on the age-old potato battery in this clip from Reuters.

Two dozen people are suing the Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls, South Dakota for sexual abuse at an orphanage for Native Americans.

Police suspect one of the most prominent rabbis in the religious Zionist movement of forcibly committing indecent acts on two minors.

People who sleep most soundly benefit from a higher production of sleep spindles in the brain, according to a new study.

Actor John Marshall has filed suit against Roche AG, the maker of Accutane. The disease, Marshall alleges, ruined his acting career.

Dry pet food may be a little-known source of Salmonella bacterial infection among humans, and young children seem to be especially at risk, a new study finds.

“Would our current financial collapse and global economic depression occurred, had this Banking Safeguard — the Glass Steagall Act, not been repealed?”

The State Department’s recent revelation in response to a Freedom of Information Act request has re-ignited suspicions that Obama’s mother worked for the CIA, and in one or more ways, so did the rest of his family.

Because of a $45 million budget gap, the New York City Housing Authority may have to revoke rental-assistance vouchers from more than 10,000 low-income tenants.

President Hugo Chavez on Sunday rejected Larry Palmer as the US ambassador-designate to Venezuela, and urged US President Barack Obama to “look for another candidate.”

A smoke cloud covered Moscow on Friday and authorities warned of a possible radioactive cloud that could form if the wildfires raging in Russia spread to an area contaminated by the Chernobyl accident.

Computer hackers have designed a virus that targets industrial control systems built by German engineering giant Siemens AG, activating a kind of malicious software that analysts say represents a growing corporate-espionage threat.

The Israeli toughness the Arabs have complained about for over a half century is now their own most likely shield against Iran.

It’s time to bring the troops back, and nurse the wounded, and thank them all for their extraordinary service. It’s time to come to our senses and put the lunatic’s manual aside.

Bristling with fighter jets that can reach deep into landlocked trouble zones, America’s virtually invincible carrier fleet has long enforced its dominance of the high seas. China may soon put an end to that.

Massive underwater rivers that flow along the bottom of the oceans have been discovered by scientists.

Bees. Ants. Not the usual topic of conversation at an average board meeting. But according to Peter Miller’s book Smart Swarm, the creatures could just about revolutionise the way we do business.

A piece of ice four times the size of Manhattan island has broken away from an ice shelf in Greenland, according to scientists in the U.S.

For James Altucher, the entire college degree industry is a scam, a self-perpetuating Ponzi scheme that needs to stop right now.

The American clergy is suffering from burnout, several new studies show. And part of the problem, as researchers have observed, is that pastors work too much.

American Christianity is not well, and there’s evidence to indicate that its condition is more critical than most realize — or at least want to admit.

Now here’s something you wouldn’t expect. Coca-Cola is being sued by a non-profit public interest group, on the grounds that the company’s vitaminwater products make unwarranted health claims.

The drugs clearly help patients who have already had a heart attack. But their use has skyrocketed in patients hoping to prevent a first heart attack. In those cases, the benefits are dubious.

One million American children go to bed hungry, while the Obama regime squanders billions of dollars killing women and children in Afghanistan…

Created during World War II as a purely U.S. operation free of the perceived taint of European allies, the Pond existed for 13 years and was shrouded in secrecy for more than 50 years.

On the ADA’s recent 20th anniversary, some commentators argued that it has kept disabled people out of the workplace. But is that true?

If you are worried about the future of Social Security, join the crowd.

Each of those events that unfolded recently could be signs of why many in the Middle East believe that despite the outward calm, the region may be on the brink of another catastrophic war.

In 2003 a groundbreaking historical genetics paper reported results which indicated that a substantial proportion of men in the world are direct line descendants of Genghis Khan.

Spaceweather PHONE is an astronomy alert service from the creators of Spaceweather.com

An international team of astronomers investigated the Orion Nebula and found a process that may have played a role in the development of life on Earth.

Material from the Trojan asteroids that exist around the orbit of Neptune could go on to become comets that could strike our planet, according to a new study.

Billy the Kid is dead and probably doesn’t care, but a pardon for the cold-blooded killer may be in the offing.

If you care about your health, your planet or other people, it is simply not possible to defend eating meat from grocery stores or restaurants.

Three-year-old Jaydon Firth hopes his healthy bone marrow will save his brother’s life.

In a complete reversal of its previous support for Net Neutrality, Google is now in talks with Verizon on how to restrict access to the Internet and charge more for greater web access.

Nearly 90% of adults consume more salt than U.S. dietary guidelines recommend. Now, federal officials are considering making those guidelines even tougher to follow.

Childhood obesity rates in America have tripled since 1980. Choose the smart options–and stay away from the worst restaurant kids meals.

Olivia Court’s parents were told their daughter would never be able to walk, let alone run, but since the generous gift of a miracle body suit, the British toddler has been given a new lease of life.

It seems like more and more children in the U.S. are developing food allergies, and there’s data to back that up.

Dr. Mark Hyman provides nine steps to cool the “fires” of inflammation and overcome conditions that range from allergies to arthritis and more.

Another Israeli organ-trafficking operation has been shut down.

The FDA is now haunted by reports of CT brain perfusion scan radiation overdose cases throughout the country.

If you neglect basic hygiene practices in the gym, you could wind up with one of the many skin infections that can spread like wildfire in athletic settings.

The supermodel is taking baby Benjamin’s health care seriously and thinks you should follow her lead.

Has Mother Nature really made the best sports drink? Kiera Butler pours out details in this story.

The common enemy of all is the CIA and the sinisters forces that control it.

Winston Churchill was accused of ordering a cover-up of a Second World War encounter between a UFO and a RAF bomber because he feared public “panic” and loss of faith in religion, newly released secret files disclose.

Matt Steinglass is surprisingly optimistic that we’re about to enter a new, more reticent age of American power projection.

“I have just been informed by the Alex Jones show that they are canceling my monthly interviews commencing this coming Tuesday,” Rivero announced.

How the federal housing agencies—and some of the biggest bailed-out banks—are helping shady lawyers make millions by pushing families out of their homes.

By now, the public should see a flashing sign that says: Beware of America’s Rich Political Saviors.

Why is the government telling BP how much damage oil has caused in the Gulf, but keeping it secret from the rest of us?

A hidden universe could exist inside every black hole, a Polish cosmologist has claimed.

Doctors say they have used a genetically engineered herpes virus to treat successfully patients with head and neck cancer.

An STV viewer has contacted us claiming to have seen something strange in the skies above Glasgow that they think could have been a UFO.

ONE of Crocosaurus Cove’s psychic crocs has tipped Shout Out Loud to win today’s Darwin Cup.

An Air Force general has been exonerated of charges that he violated presidential restrictions on aerial bombing during the Vietnam War, more than 30 years after his death.

Activists questioning the thoroughness of the cleanup at an old nuclear weapons plant northwest of Denver say they have found particles of weapons-grade plutonium in air samples taken near the site.

The Senate is expected to vote today for a bill that will cut food stamp benefits by $6.1 billion to help fund Medicaid and teachers’ jobs.

A Congressional hearing described a secretive group deploying billions of dollars to favored banks, operating with little oversight by the public or elected officials.

“We have to start thinking about a new social contract on a planetary scale, but also within each country,” says Argentine activist and scholar Adolfo Pérez Esquivel.

Dogs that bite are not ordinarily lavished with praise, but Jerry Douthett’s little dog Kiko is being hailed as a lifesaver.

Obama continues to spout his sickening lies about America’s genocidal war on the people of Iraq.

A civil lawsuit is claiming an Indiana Catholic Diocese covered up a rape in 2007.

Video footage of three Catholic priests inside a gay club and engaging in sex in a church building have Roman Catholic officials fuming in this latest sex scandal to rock the church.

A Christian Monk and Bishop, and child advocate, whose legal name is Santa Claus, is taking Pope Benedict XVI to task for the continued Vatican support of pedophiles and cover-up of their crimes.

The Supreme Court made major revisions to the now familiar Miranda warnings this year.

The Dodd-Frank bill, which is now law, contains a section that could potentially exempt a huge portion of the SEC’s paper trail from the Freedom of Information Act.

Andrei Avetisyan, the Russian ambassador to Kabul, announced July 12 that the Kremlin would begin supplying arms and military equipment to the regime of President Hamid Karzai.

Though suicides among active-duty service members are carefully tracked — they hit a one-month record, 32, in June — no reliable data exists for suicides by veterans.

Last week, Sarkozy had said that he would expel foreign Roma minorities who commit crimes in France back to Eastern Europe in his vow to tighten nationality rules for other non-French-born.

Sci-fi romance flick sounding as it seems but “Quantum entanglement” is actually a phenomenon that physicists say may someday lead to the ability to teleport an object all the way across the galaxy instantly.

It skitters across the ground, floats in the air, is cold to the touch, and leaves scorch marks. It’s been scientifically explained, or hey, it might be a total hallucination. It’s ball lightning!

A photograph showing what appears to be a long-necked sea creature has got marine experts scratching their heads.

BP’s chief operating officer sought to give the southern US fishing industry a much-need boost Sunday, saying he’d “absolutely” eat Gulf of Mexico seafood after the massive oil spill devastated the region.

Two years back, Dimas Aliprandi and Elton Plaster didn’t know of each other’s existence. Then they learned they had been accidentally switched at birth more than 20 years ago.

The U.S. created the Taliban and continues to fund it through Pakistan and the leaked documents prove it.

On August 1st around 0855 UT, Earth orbiting satellites detected a C3-class solar flare.

The release of files about a Ministry of Defence civil servant-turned-UFO expert has been blocked.

A tale oft told is told once again in this response by Nick Redfern to those who ask about Crop Circles, where he points out a 17th century tale that could be the first Crop Circle reported in the British Isles.

As ridiculous as it seems, retailers across the U.S. are already stocking their stores with Christmas goods. Oh, and so does the flu vaccine manufacturers, by the way.

A lot of people have questioned the environmental impacts of shipping water around in plastic packages, aside from the fact that some studies have found that what we’re buying at the corner store isn’t really any cleaner.

GPs have been told not to use a particular flu jab on 110,000 children under five after it was linked with a tenfold increase in fits, it can be revealed.

Mortgage payments, college tuition, parenting demands, relationship issues, a flat economy and job insecurity are only some of the factors that stress most people out. A clearly stressful world. Or is it?

A Los Angeles Times article focuses on fraud related to a dismissed court case between Dole and banana plantation workers, but never mentions that the pesticide in question is a known reproductive toxicant.

Boomer males are struggling with their aging bodies too. Just like their female counterparts, they are living longer and expect to be “forever young.”

A deadly infectious disease once thought to be exclusively tropical has gained a toehold in the Pacific Northwest, and health experts suspect climate change is partially to blame.

The Convention on Biodiversity recognizes that genetic engineering is a threat to amount and variety of life on the planet.

Avocados are one of the great cancer fighting foods.

An influential Jewish organization on Friday announced its opposition to a proposed Islamic center and mosque two blocks north of ground zero in Lower Manhattan.

Brazil and the United States may have settled, for now, their long-running WTO dispute over U.S. cotton subsidies, but the issues it raised remain.

The investment arms of the CIA and Google are both backing a company that monitors the web in real time — and says it uses that information to predict the future.

What is the penalty for bankers who tell $40 billion lies? Somewhere between nothing and a rounding-error on your bonus.

The Senate Commerce Committee’s Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) compared the Internet to a deeply disturbing shopping mall. The analogy, of course, was to behavioral tracking on the Internet.

Desperate Haitian parents give away their children through adoption in the hope that the new family will feed and educate the children. Instead, the children usually end up as child slaves, or restavèk.