Vermont could be first US state to mandate GMO food labeling
Vermont seemed more likely than ever to become the first US state to mandate the labeling of genetically modified food (GMO) after a bill passed the state house, though legislators worry about a...
View ArticleWords of Wisdom – - May 18, 2013
Our Words of Wisdom for today are… Never eat at a place called “Mom’s'” Never play cards with a man named “Doc” and, Never sleep with a woman who has more problems than you do. - J. Carney A candle...
View ArticleWords of Wisdom – - May 21, 2013
Words of Wisdom – - May 21, 2013… Anything your bank or insurance company wants you to do is most likely not in your best interest. J. Karbo The most sincere and meaningful gift is one that is given...
View ArticleOngoing military rape epidemic: 85k vets treated for sex abuse in 2012
More than 85,000 US veterans received medical treatment for sex abuse trauma in 2012, while only 4,000 applied for disability benefits. The numbers portray the shocking long-term consequences of sex...
View Article‘Conflict of interest’ – - US govt adviser on board of $334mn anthrax drug...
The Pentagon spent $334 million to stockpile an anthrax drug for a possible elaborate bioterrorist attack. The drug was produced by a company with a top government advisor on its board who’s been...
View Article‘Monsanto Protection Act’ – might be repealed in Senate
The so-called Monsanto Protection Act signed into law earlier this year caused such an outrage that people around the world are planning to protest the biotech company later this month. Now a United...
View ArticlePHOTOS – British basejumper’s terrified face as his parachute failed to open...
Matthew Gough, 25, escaped with minor cuts and bruises His parachute got twisted on the way down at Lake Garda, Italy ‘I was in total shock that I was alive,’ said basejumper Matthew had done 180 jumps...
View ArticleHigh school seniors release 10,000 crickets into halls…get banned from...
Punishment by the administration of East Carter High School in Grayson, Ky., is deemed too extreme by classmates, parents — and even a state senator. But Principal Larry Kiser says the critters were...
View ArticleThe Dying US Dollar and the Rise of a New Currency Order
For years now, the collapse of the dollar has been in the cards. Recent developments show mounting pressure on the dollar’s reserve currency status. With a major international deflation going on, the...
View ArticleMormon mom from Arizona detained in Mexico for allegedly smuggling drugs
SOUTH JORDAN — Utah relatives of a Mormon mother jailed in Mexico on accusations she tried to smuggle nearly 12 pounds of marijuana into the U.S. say the woman is innocent. A court hearing was held...
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