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By RICHARD CARVATH 24 February, 2014 
Read more: Greater Manchester Police is Institutionally CORRUPT!
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Pope Francis in hot water over 'personal' phone calls

Pope Francis's habit of picking up the phone and cold calling people who write to him is landing the Vatican in hot water and spokesman Federico Lombardi has had enough. Lombardi said on Thursday...
Read moreGreater Manchester Police is Institutionally CORRUPT!

By RICHARD CARVATH 24 February, 2014 Manchester is the Mecca of Britain’s 21st century vice trade. The reason for this is simple: the police force in Greater Manchester no longer bothers to enforce the law. Six...
Read moreWar Legacy Haunts Vietnam, US Relations

DA NANG, VIETNAM — Government officials from the U.S. and Vietnam attended a ceremony Saturday marking the next stage in the cleanup process of one of the Vietnam War's deadliest legacies - Agent...
Read moreHawaii Is Genetically Engineered Crop Flash Point

You can trace the genetic makeup of most corn grown in the U.S., and in many other places around the world, to Hawaii. The tiny island state 2,500 miles from the nearest continent is...
Read moreNext Up for NASA's Planet-Hunting Kepler Telescope: Finding Earth's True Twin?

Using NASA's Kepler Space Telescope, astronomers have discovered the first Earth-size planet orbiting a star in the "habitable zone" -- the range of distance from a star where liquid water might pool on...
Read moreAmerica's Coup Machine: Destroying Democracy Since 1953

Soon after the 2004 U.S. coup to depose President Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti, I heard Aristide's lawyer Ira Kurzban speaking in Miami. He began his talk with a riddle: "Why has there never...
Read moreChina's Air Pollution Behind Erratic Weather in the U.S., say Climatologists

Computer modeling showed intensification of US-bound Pacific storms, driven by fine aerosols from coal power plants and traffic. China's air pollution could be intensifying storms over the Pacific Ocean and altering weather patterns in...
Read moreUkrainian troop defections escalate tensions in eastern Ukraine

DONETSK, Ukraine — Tensions escalated in eastern Ukraine on Wednesday, with pro-Russian gunmen storming City Hall in the sprawling city of Donetsk and a cluster of Ukrainian troops meant to be restoring order...
Read moreMichael Rupper, a 9/11 conspiracy theorist and investigative journalist 'commits suicide'

9/11 conspiracy theorist and investigative journalist Michael Ruppert has reportedly committed suicide. The 63-year-old former narcotics investigator with the LAPD shot himself after his radio show, according to an announcement by author Carolyn Baker...
Read moreLIVERPOOL ECHO PAEDOPHILIA IS OF NO INTEREST

This is a photograph of Andrew Campbell Deputy Editor of the Liverpool Echo. Looks like he is enjoying his life as a Deputy Editor. The reason I signalled this photograph out is because...
Read moreGOP writes legislation to deny Eric Holder his salary

A Republican congressman has introduced a bill that would stop government paychecks for officials who have been found in contempt of Congress — a move that seems designed in the short term to...
Read moreCitizen journalism puts itself on the radar of mainstream news

A groundbreaking journalism project allows local citizens around the world to bolster their communities, learn new skills and break vital news stories that might otherwise go unnoticed. Quality reporting on international development and human...
Read moreBritain among worst hospital bed supply in EU

Patient capacity at British hospitals has dropped to the second-worst level in Europe, maintains an international report. The maximum occupancy rate was exceeded last year, and waiting for a bed seems to have...
Read moreFrench parliament bans cultivation of GM maize

France's lower house of parliament adopted a law on Tuesday prohibiting the cultivation of any variety of genetically modified maize, saying it posed a risk to the environment. France adopted a decree last month...
Read moreExotic hadron particles detected at CERN: Bizarre matter defies known physics

The existence of exotic hadrons — a type of matter that doesn't fit within the traditional model of particle physics — has now been confirmed, scientists say. Hadrons are subatomic particles made up of...
Read moreNew baby moon 'Peggy' spotted in Saturn's rings
Seems like we're always hearing about Saturn's moons; their weird features, unexplained mysteries and, of course, their possibility of hosting life. Now, we could have a new chunk of Saturn rock to speculate about....
Read more12 dead in Chile wildfire; 2,000 homes consumed

Chile poured firefighters and police into the battle against a wildfire that swept through hundreds of homes in the Pacific coastal city of Valparaiso, leaving at least 12 dead, according to an official. Interior...
Read moreFirst Total Lunar Eclipse of 2014: The Complete Skywatcher's Guide

No enthusiastic skywatcher misses a total eclipse of the moon, and if weather permits tonight, neither should you. The spectacle is often more beautiful and interesting than one would think. During the time that...
Read more'Gospel of Jesus's Wife' likely isn't a modern forgery, scientists claim

A controversial document that suggests that Jesus of Nazareth had a wife is most likely ancient and not a modern forgery, according to a paper published today in the Harvard Theological Review. The...
Read moreLittle Internet users can do to thwart 'Heartbleed' bug
(Reuters) - Security experts warn there is little Internet users can do to protect themselves from the recently uncovered "Heartbleed" bug that exposes data to hackers, at least not until exploitable websites upgrade...
Read moreHow the vampire squid is controlling our lives

They helped cause the crash. Then profited from it. Now, from the Bank of England to the Fed, ex-Goldman Sachs chiefs are pulling the levers of power. Amid the recent management shake-up at the...
Read moreMystery money, gift certificates left in mailboxes spook residents

Residents in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Ikoma, Nara Prefecture, are spooked after finding money and gift certificates mysteriously left in their mailboxes. From March 11 to 12, envelopes containing gift certificates were found in...
Read moreUS will tax bitcoin as property, like stocks, rather than as currency

Investors welcomed the news, but it could mean additional record-keeping for people who spend bitcoins like cash. The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has said it will treat bitcoin as a form of property for...
Read morePopes, Vatican satanic cult Ninth Circle exposed, going to court

"A witness claimed they saw former Popes Joseph Ratzinger and John Paul II participate in Vatican satanic cult rituals known as the Ninth Circle, that torture and murder children" George Dufort of a...
Read moreBattle Rages Between CIA and Senate Intel Committee over Torture Report, Conflicting Intelligence An…

The battle between the CIA and the Senate Intelligence Committee over the Committee's scathing 6,000-page report on the CIA's defunct detention and interrogation program escalated this week after complaints that the CIA was...
Read moreBill Clinton identified in lawsuit against his former friend and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein who had '…

A new lawsuit has revealed the extent of former President Clinton's friendship with a fundraiser who was later jailed for having sex with an underage prostitute. Bill Clinton's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, who served...
Read moreJPM’S TOP COMMERCIAL BANKRUPTCY LAWYER DEAD IN A MINIVAN HIT & RUN

The banker suicide saga has just reached a new level as a top level JPMorgan attorney has been exterminated in a hit & run incident involving a minivan. JPM attorney Joseph Giampapa was killed...
Read moreMetropolitan police whistleblower 'forced to resign'

PC James Patrick, whose evidence forced Met to admit crime figures were unreliable, cited lack of trust as reason to quit. The whistleblower who revealed inaccuracies in the Metropolitan police service (MPS)'s crime figures,...
Read moreWoman with ‘a lot to live for’ took her own life after ‘flawed’ Atos work capability assessment slas…

A woman with a history of depression took her own life because her benefits were cut following an Atos capability assessment, a mental health watchdog has said. The woman, in her fifties, had been...
Read more'A policeman can shoot a blind man in the back and get away with it?'

A police officer who shot a blind man with a Taser when he mistook his white stick for a samurai sword will keep his job - and has only been asked to apologise...
Read moreConsider mass fluoridation of water, says health body

Adding fluoride to water should be considered by councils in England to improve dental health, the government's public health advisory body says. Public Health England urged councils to act after reviewing the impact of...
Read moreLittle By Little, Violent Video Games Make Us More Aggressive

New research suggests hours of exposure to violent media such as video games can make children react in more hostile and violent ways compared to kids who don't spend lots of time controller-in-hand,...
Read moreChileans worry over string of 300 quakes in north

SANTIAGO, Chile — More than 300 earthquakes have shaken Chile's far-northern coast the past week, keeping people on edge as scientists say there is no way to tell if the unusual string of...
Read moreFamilies told plane lost in Indian Ocean

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has informed the families of those missing on flight MH370 that the plane likely crashed in the Indian Ocean west of Perth. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished from civilian...
Read moreWHO: Pollution kills 7 million people a year

Air pollution kills about 7 million people worldwide every year, with more than half of the fatalities due to fumes from indoor stoves, according to a new report from the World Health Organization. The...
Read moreAborted babies incinerated to heat UK hospitals

The remains of more than 15,000 babies were incinerated as 'clinical waste' by hospitals in Britain with some used in 'waste to energy' plants. The bodies of thousands of aborted and miscarried babies were...
Read moreObama to give up NSA's phone call sweep
The White House is set to propose major changes to the NSA phone metadata surveillance program amid criticism over citizens' privacy. President Obama is set to announce a new proposal designed…
EU leaders reach deal to complete banking union
The European Union's plan for an integrated banking union passed a decisive milestone today after member states and the European Parliament reached agreement on the Single Resolution Mechanism, a centralised…
NASA's Van Allen Probes Discover Zebra Stripes In Space, Created By Earth's Rotation
Scientists working with NASA's Van Allen Probes spacecraft have spotted a new constant structure, resembling slanted zebra stripes, in one of the two radiation belts surrounding Earth -- a discovery…
Another Crimea? Ukraine’s neighbor asks to join Russia
As Russian president Vladimir Putin signed a treaty on Tuesday making Crimea part of Russia, a little-known region in neighboring Moldova has also pleaded to join the country. Russian loyalists in…
Uruguay accepts US request to take five Guantanamo inmates
President Jose Mujica of Uruguay has said his country will take five prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay detention centre in Cuba. Mr Mujica said he had agreed to a request from…
Bill Gates: Hey Working People, You’re About to be Replaced by Software Bots
Bill Gates has used a speech this week, to warn that the labor market is about to change dramatically, and we aren't ready for it. Gates addressed the neoliberal economic think…
Half of meat product samples contained DNA of wrong animals, council finds
Half of the meat samples tested by a local authority food safety team last year contained species of animals not identified on their labels. Beefburgers and sausages sampled by Leicester Trading…
High Court invokes Geneva Convention in Telecinco cameraman’s murder inquiry
The High Court on Monday moved to invoke the Geneva Convention in its efforts to continue investigating the alleged April 2003 killing of Telecinco cameraman José Couso by US soldiers…
Banker, 28, kills himself in TWELFTH finance suicide this year
An investment banker has been found dead in an apparent suicide in Manhattan's Upper East Side.Kenneth Bellando's death is the latest in a spate of suicides by finance professionals both…
Russia, Crimea Sign Historic Reunification Treaty
MOSCOW, March 18 (RIA Novosti) – Russian President Vladimir Putin and the leaders of Crimea signed a treaty Tuesday reunifying the Ukrainian breakaway region with Russia after 60 years as…
Scientists Detect Echoes of Universe's Big Bang
WASHINGTON -- In a major discovery for understanding the origins of the universe, U.S. scientists said Monday they have detected echoes of the Big Bang 14 billion years ago.The "first…
Solar Power Threatening Future for U.S. Electric Utilities
A persistent warning light is flashing for U.S. electric utilities. The utilities -- big and small, for- and not-for-profit -- are facing serious disruptive technology. The old business models are…
10 Reasons Why Handheld Devices Should Be Banned for Children Under the Age of 12
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Canadian Society of Pediatrics state infants aged 0-2 years should not have any exposure to technology, 3-5 years be restricted to one hour…
‘Nazi school’ prompts outrage and calls for anti-hate legislation
Politicians from both sides of the aisle and the Jewish community called for an investigation into a "Nazi school" Monday, as the institute's founder announced plans to teach the ideology…
Crimea? No, Venice! Independence referendum in EU goes almost unnoticed
While the Crimean referendum tops world media headlines, an attempt at secession is going on in Veneto, Italy, with its major city Venice. But as it is being virtually ignored…
Britain's five richest families worth more than poorest 20%
The scale of Britain's growing inequality is revealed today by a report from a leading charity showing that the country's five richest families now own more wealth than the poorest…
The Shocking Secret U.S. Is Hiding From Ukraine & The World
With so much chaos taking place around the world, today King World News spoke to the man who has been focused on uncovering sensitive government and market information for over…
Obama’s Former Foreign Policy Adviser Said – In 1997 – that the U.S. Had to Gain Control of Ukraine
The Battle for Ukraine Was Planned in 1997 ... Or Earlier Neoconservatives planned regime change throughout the Middle East and North Africa 20 years ago. Robert Parry correctly points out that…
What the Western-backed regime is planning for Ukrainian workers
Behind incessant rhetorical invocations of a "democratic revolution," Ukraine's newly-installed government of former bankers, fascists and oligarchs is preparing draconian austerity measures.The plans being drawn up are openly described as…
More than 95% Crimeans voted for reunification with Russia, says official
Upon the processing of 50% ballots cast Sunday in a referendum on Crimea's future, a total of 95.5% voters who had come to the polling stations said 'yes' to the…
Drones will cause an upheaval of society like we haven’t seen in 700 years
The human race is on the brink of momentous and dire change. It is a change that potentially smashes our institutions and warps our society beyond recognition. It is also…
The Russians Have Already Quietly Pulled Their Money From The West
Earlier today we reported that according to weekly Fed data, a record amount - some $105 billion - in Treasurys had been sold or simply reallocated (which for political reasons…
Russian firm plans Iraq-Syria oil pipeline after peace
Russian energy company, Soyuzneftegaz, says construction of a pipeline from major oil producer Iraq to Syria could start once the conflict in Syria is over. "The project could be carried out…
Global Warming & the Mongolian Empire’s Rise
Many phenomena, real and imagined, have been attributed to global warming. From rising ocean levels to increased agricultural yields to tornadoes to polar vortices to droughts to rapes to car…
Global warming: 97% bunk
In an editorial in The Citizen on Feb. 26 Joseph Garofalo makes several points about global warming (now called climate change). I would like to point out a few issues…
Thorium-Fueled Automobile Engine Needs Refueling Once a Century
A car that could run for 100 years on one tank of fuel? It sounds like a far-fetched idea, but it is just what a company is apparently claiming possible…
March Equinox: March 20, 2014, 16:57 UTC
There are two equinoxes every year – in March and September – when the sun shines directly on the equator and the length of day and night is nearly equal.…
5 Shocking Facts You Didn’t Know about Nikola Tesla
Nikola Tesla was an electrical engineer, inventor and one of the most outstanding physicists in the history of science. But beyond his brilliant work, some aspects of his life remain…
Lost Einstein Paper Posed Alternate Cosmic Theory
Albert Einstein wasn't always convinced that the universe began with a big bang. In a newly discovered manuscript, the famed physicist pondered over a so-called "steady state" theory and described a…
NASA Joins Hunt for Missing Malaysian Passenger Jet
The world's premier space agency has joined the search for a Malaysian commercial jetliner that vanished into thin air over the weekend. On Monday (March 10), NASA began examining ways it…
Vast Oceans Beneath Earth Revealed by Gem
Water makes up approximately 1.5 percent of the weight of the mineral — known as ringwoodite — which a University of Alberta graduate student found embedded in a commercially useless…
Is a cashless society on the cards?
Steve Perry, executive vice president of Visa Europe, has a different take on the folding stuff packed in our wallets that most of us take for granted. "Cash is expensive,"…
How the NSA Plans to Infect ‘Millions’ of Computers with Malware
Top-secret documents reveal that the National Security Agency is dramatically expanding its ability to covertly hack into computers on a mass scale by using automated systems that reduce the level…
Europe's resilience of natural gas networks during conflicts and crises probed with maths
Gas networks in Eastern European countries, such as Ukraine and Belarus are less resilient than the UK during conflicts and crises, according to new research from mathematicians at Queen Mary…
The CIA, the Senate and the breakdown of American democracy
Tuesday's extraordinary public criticism of the Central Intelligence Agency by one of the CIA's longtime apologists—Dianne Feinstein, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee—is an expression of the terminal crisis of…
Germany's aggressive push for a clean-energy future
On the Black Forest's western slopes – in the land of cuckoo clocks and Brothers Grimm – there is a city that calls itself "green."Rich silver deposits first lured settlers…
Scientists Revive Ancient Virus Frozen in Siberian Permafrost
A virus frozen for 30,000 years in Siberian permafrost has been revived by a team of French and Russian scientists, they said Monday.The researchers named the microbe "Pithovirus" after the…
US Congress Pushes for Expelling Russia From G8 and Imposing Sanctions
WASHINGTON, March 12 (RIA Novosti) – The US House of Representatives adopted a non-binding resolution in a 402-7 vote on Tuesday to denounce Russia's actions in Ukraine and urge the…
Fracking shame: Full threat to British wildlife is laid bare in a new report showing up to half the country…
The threat posed to wildlife by fracking is laid bare today as a new report identifies vast swathes of environmentally sensitive land across Britain that could be excavated for shale…
Ban fracking in national parks, says the National Trust
Fracking should be banned in national parks to protect rare wildlife and fragile habitats, the National Trust has said, warning that environmental regulations for shale gas exploration are "inadequate".In a…
What the European Union said in 2012 about its current fascist allies in Ukraine
Since last month's putsch in Kiev, the US and European media have denounced reports from Russia and internationally of fascist involvement in the new, Western-backed Ukrainian regime.The media has attacked…
Bachelet sworn in again as Chile's president
Michelle Bachelet has taken over the presidency of Chile in a ceremony loaded with symbolism, after promising to stick to her tax-and-spend campaign pledges, despite a sharp economic slowdown. Returning to…
The great Texas textbook debate
The great state of Texas is famous for its cowboys, its Southern hospitality, its oil - and, within the United States, for the power it wields over the country's school…
Israeli airstrike kills fighters in Gaza
Ramallah - An Israeli air strike in the Gaza Strip has killed three Palestinians who were associated with Islamic Jihad, the group said. The Israeli military had no immediate comment on…
NATO air raid kills Afghan soldiers
A NATO air raid in eastern Afghanistan has accidentally killed five Afghan soldiers, officials say. NATO offered its condolences for Thursday's deaths and pledged action to avoid further mistakes, but President…
US senator: CIA searched Senate computers
A senior US senator has accused the CIA of criminal activity in improperly searching a computer network set up for lawmakers investigating allegations of torture. Democrat Dianne Feinstein, in an extraordinary…
US banks free to accept legal marijuana money
Government guidance intended to increase availability of banking services, such as savings accounts, to marijuana shops. The Obama administration has sought to lessen the fear of prosecution for banks doing business…
Who earns the most - a Goldman Sachs banker or a street drug dealer?
A charity chief says banking mirrors drug-dealing but that the difference is you don't get killed working in the City. Jasmine Gardner investigates. John is a trader whose days are spent…
Caramel color: The health risk that may be in your soda
It's the most common coloring in foods and drinks—and it can contain a potential carcinogen. Here's what Consumer Reports found when it tested soft drinks that have caramel color. Caramel color,…
Japan Says Bitcoin Not Currency Amid Calls for Regulation
Japan's government said Bitcoin isn't a currency amid calls for its regulation a week after the bankruptcy of Mt. Gox, the Tokyo-based exchange that was once the world's biggest. There is…
Maliki: Saudi and Qatar at war against Iraq
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has accused Saudi Arabia and Qatar of supporting fighters in Iraq and effectively declaring war on the country. The rare direct attack on the Sunni Gulf powers,…
Is Zionism compatible with democracy?
Mehdi Hasan goes head to head with former Israeli Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben Ami. The ideology of Zionism, which calls for the establishment of a Jewish state, has dictated Israeli politics…
Pollution level China: 96 percent of cities fail environmental probes
The vast majority of Chinese cities monitored for pollution fail to meet Beijing-set standards, China's vice-minister of environmental protection says. China is mulling declaring "war" on the pollution resulting from…
‘Trojan horse’: Radical group ‘aims to convert’ UK schools to strict Islam
Birmingham City Council is investigating allegations that a group of radical Muslims is trying to oust head teachers and secretly turn schools into Muslim academies based on Salafi Islam principles,…
In rare loss, FISA court rejects Justice Dept request to retain data
The federal surveillance court that has approved all but a fraction of the NSA's intelligence requests nonetheless rejected a petition by the government to retain phone records for longer than…
Derinkuyu, Underground City, Ancient Village or Ancient Refugee Settlement?
These tunnel systems were built a very long time ago by the "gods' from the stars – the Anunnaki being just one of many species. Other, older races of 'creator…
Ukraine crisis: Transcript of leaked Nuland-Pyatt call
An apparently bugged phone conversation in which a senior US diplomat disparages the EU over the Ukraine crisis has been posted online. The alleged conversation between Assistant Secretary of State…
Brookings Institution Calls on Obama to Support a Hypothetical Coup Against Venezuela's Maduro
On Thursday, the Brookings Institution issued a memo to President Obama titled "Venezuela Breaks Down in Violence." As might be expected from the title, the memo (and an accompanying video)…
After Initial Triumph, Ukraine’s Leaders Face Battle for Credibility
KIEV, Ukraine — The United States and the European Union have embraced the revolution here as another flowering of democracy, a blow to authoritarianism and kleptocracy in the former Soviet…
Exclusive: Scotland Yard’s rotten core: Police failed to address Met's ‘endemic corruption’
Organised criminals were able to infiltrate Scotland Yard "at will" by bribing corrupt officers, according to an explosive report leaked to The Independent. The Metropolitan Police file, written in 2002,…
Twiggy Garcia, who attempted citizen's arrest on Tony Blair awarded over £2000
He might have quit his job immediately afterwards, but the London barman who attempted a citizen's arrest on Tony Blair has been rewarded with a sizeable bounty for his efforts. Twiggy…
Sarkozy’s phone ‘tapped’ over Libya cash claims
A French judge has ordered that the phone of former President Nicholas Sarkozy be tapped as part of a probe on whether he took funds from ex-Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi…
US warship in Black Sea as Ukraine’s Crimea readies for referendum
US Navy destroyer, the USS Truxtun, has crossed Turkey's Bosphorus and entered the Black Sea. With the Crimea Peninsula getting ready to hold a referendum on independence from Ukraine in…
Snowden: NSA pressured EU into creating ‘European bazaar’ of spy networks
National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden answered questions before the European Parliament on Friday, saying that the United States spy agency pressures its allies to take steps towards further enabling…
Protests mark Japan earthquake anniversary
Memorials held in Fukushima Prefecture, where communities are still dealing with damage caused by 2011 disaster. Marches have taken place in Japan to mark the third anniversary of the Fukushima earthquake…
Catholic Pope Francis charged, trial set, for trafficking orphans - Stand Down Order Issued for Crown & Papacy
Today Catholic Pope Francis Bergoglio was named as the chief defendant in a child trafficking case involving Catholic orphans. Pope Francis will be asked to defend his role in child…
Underground Pyramids in Crimea the Reason for War Games in Ukraine?
Now THIS is more like the REAL—or at least one of the BIGGEST—reasons for the action in the Ukraine. It's probably also about other things, but the New World Order…
Super-megalithic Site Found in Russia: Natural or Man-made?
An ancient "super-megalithic" site has been found in the Siberian Mountains. Found recently in Gornaya Shoria (Mount Shoria) in southern Siberia, this site consists of huge blocks of stone, which…
Why govt wants to steal your money
This is of course a woeful state of affairs as the ability of governments to spend other people's money wastefully is endless. The ability of governments to spend other people's…
Drones strikes to continue despite EU ban
EU legislation banning the use of drones won't diminish the number of drone attacks, it will just be much more selective in terms of where they can be used, former…
Merkel says she cannot satisfy all Britain's EU wishes
German Chancellor Angela Merkel cautioned Britain on Thursday that she could not promise a fundamental reform of Europe that would satisfy all Britain's wishes. Speaking in English to lawmakers from both…
Monsanto's Roundup may be linked to fatal kidney disease, new study suggests
A heretofore inexplicable fatal, chronic kidney disease that has affected poor farming regions around the globe may be linked to the use of biochemical giant Monsanto's Roundup herbicide in areas…
NASA discovers 715 new planets, including four that could host life
Astronomers have announced that 715 new planets have been discovered outside the Earth's solar system, including four planets that are more than double the size of our own. This discovery…
California town shaken as police officers are accused of selling impounded cars, other crimes
King City residents gather at Veronica Villa's, center with red apron, restaurant to discuss a police car theft ring on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2014, in King City, Calif. The district…
West Coast Residents: Dead Men Walking From Fukushima Radiation
"When the West Coast finally understands the danger they are in, there will be a 'panic exodus' that's unimaginable!" The media almost complacently reports yet another 100 tons of radioactive water…
Lie detector to weed out truth from social media
Five European universities are working on a social media lie detector in an attempt to verify online rumors. The technology developed in the wake of the London riots is set…
GMO assessment has ‘failed’ at protecting public health
A basic principle in the classification of GMO foods is fundamentally flawed and "has failed miserably" at protecting public health, a study argues. The error has allowed companies to market…
DNI Clapper: We Should’ve Come Clean About Phone Surveillance
Spy chief says Americans would've supported surveillance in wake of 9/11 Read more: DNI Clapper: We Should've Come Clean About Phone Surveillance. Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper said in an…
Immense Freshwater Reserves Discovered Beneath Ocean Floor
Scientists have discovered a massive reserve of freshwater trapped beneath the seabed that could provide water to the world's coastal cities and mitigate the impact of a looming global water…
What is Big Data? Data mining and harnessing big data
Big Data, as the name implies, relates to very large sets of data collected through free or commercial services on the internet. This massive amount of data arises from sensors, posts…
EU loophole means children with cancer are denied drugs
In spite of a major drive to develop targeted drugs to "personalise" cancer treatments, children with cancer still have to put up with drugs that have remained largely unchanged for…
Canal carved through Nicaragua will destroy rainforests, communities and wildlife
The Nicaraguan government has granted a concession to a mysterious Chinese company owned by Jing Wang, a little-known Hong-Kong based businessman, to build an inter-oceanic canal. This would provide an…
Scientists warn of chemical dangers in food packaging, but not without their critics
Environmental scientists have warned the long-term effects of synthetic chemicals used in packaging, food storage and processing food could be damaging our health. In a paper published in the Journal of…
Homeland Security seeking to develop massive license plate database
The US Department of Homeland Security is hoping to find a private company that is technologically capable of providing a system that will track license plates across the nation, according…
Another JP Morgan Banker Leaps to His Death
February 18, 2014 Hong Kong man becomes 7th banker to die under mysterious circumstances Yet another banker has committed suicide, with a JP Morgan forex trader leaping to his death from the…
Huge Asteroid to Fly Safely By Earth Monday
An asteroid the size of three football fields is set to make a close brush of Earth on Monday (Feb. 17), and you can watch the flyby in a live…
Predator Banks Enter Brave New World of Epic Scams and Public Hasn’t Got a Clue
Wall Street is using loopholes in financial legislation to seize control of entire industrial chains. Wall Street watchers have been concerned for some time about the monopolizing trend among big banks.…
'Sex box' initiative fails after paedophile scandal
A popular initiative seeking to shield children from "sexualization in pre-schools and primary schools" has failed to obtain sufficient signatures. The initiative obtained less than half of the 100,000 signatures required…
Scientists Find That The Human Body Kills 'Spontaneous' Cancers Daily
Associate Professor David Tarlinton, Dr Stephen Nutt and Dr Axel Kallies have found that the immune system removes errant B cells before they become cancerous. The research team from the Walter…
UK bank to sack 12,000 despite profits surge
Barclays bank is to axe up to 12,000 jobs this year even as it raised bonuses for investment bankers, prompting fury among politicians and unions who said it had not…
Merkel wants European communication network
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she will talk to French President Francois Hollande about creating a European communication network to avoid emails and other data passing through the US. Merkel,…
Secret Military Contractors Will Soon Mine Your Tweets
The Army wants a contractor to conduct detailed social media data mining to “identify violent extremist influences” Around the world that could affect the European Command, responsible for operations in Europe…
Saudi Arabia, Canada Sign Landmark US$10B Military Vehicle Deal
LONDON, Ont. - General Dynamics Land Systems - Canada has signed a contract worth at least US$10 billion to supply armoured vehicles and equipment, training and support services to Saudi…
Nukes over wind turbines? UK R&D policies are warped
Weapons of mass destruction get five times as much public research cash in the UK as renewable energy. Time for a rethink, says Stuart Parkinson The scale of a nation's public…
Possible radiation leak at New Mexico military nuclear waste site
Unusually high levels of radioactive particles were found at an underground nuclear waste site in New Mexico on Saturday in what a spokesman said looked like the first real alarm…

