Israeli Defense Contractor Gets 30 Months in Jail for Defrauding US
The US Department of Justice announced that a former executive of an Israeli-based defense contractor has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison for falsifying documents in the US Department of Defense Foreign Military Financing (FMF) program. more »
Congress Passes Bill To Throw Parents Of Sexting Teens In Jail For 15 Years
The United States House of Representatives has passed a bill to criminalize “sexting” among teenagers, also punishes their parents by making them face a 15-year mandatory, minimum sentence. more »
Holistic doctor gunned down outside organic restaurant in Colorado as war on natural health continues
In just over one year, more than 60 holistic doctors and researchers have been found dead, most of them in suspicious circumstances. Christopher Bayley King of San Marcos, California, was a well-respected physician and researcher who focused on the… more »
Scientists At MIT Have Developed Color-Changing Tattoos Which Monitor Health
Researchers at the Massechecets Institute of Technology have developed a new tattoo ink. The ink alters it’s color to reflect the changing levels of sodium or blood sugar, glucose levels in the body and can be used to monitor health. more »
Shocking Study Finds Water of 15 million Americans Contains Deadly Cancerous DuPont Chemical
The study focused on drinking water contaminated by particular types of perfluorochemicals also called PFCs, a group of manufactured compounds” that are primarily used to make surfaces resist stains, water, and grease found in stain-resistant carpeting,… more »
Bitcoin helps marijuana growers sidestep banking issue
With financial institutions shunning the marijuana industry, cannabis growers are turning to the world’s most popular digital currency bitcoin to offload piles of green bills. Pot businesses in the US have to operate using large amounts of cash as they… more »
EU launches legal cases against Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic for not taking in refugees - Video
Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka slammed Brussels’ decision and called its plan to deal with migrants “dysfunctional.” Warsaw has also reacted to Brussels’ decision, saying it intends to carry on with its current migration policy and does not… more »
WATCH: NASA to create colorful fake clouds over New York
NASA is set to launch a rocket that will create colorful artificial clouds over the U.S. East Coast to study part of the Earth’s atmosphere. The clouds should be visible from New York down to North Carolina, and as far west as Charlottesville, Virginia. more »
Ted Cruz Suggests U.S. Military Response to Mexican Cartels
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz suggested that the U.S. military should be used against Mexican transnational criminal groups (cartels).The senator made clear that he was not suggesting unilateral U.S. military action in Mexico, but rather a cooperative effort,… more »
Venezuelan Dictatorship Turns to Chile As It Runs Out Of Anti-Riot Gear to Quash Protests
After more than 60 days of protests, President Nicolás Maduro’s dictatorship is running out of supplies to Local media is reporting that the regime has become desperate to acquire anti-riot gear and tear gas, and their efforts have so far proven… more »
Scientists Now Testing ‘Vaccine’ to ‘Inoculate’ People Against Climate Change Denial
Two preliminary studies were recently conducted to test the effects of ‘inoculating’ people against believing a certain way in regards to climate change. The studies were carried out as a means of combating the existing information and disinformation… more »
Dozens detained in Moscow on Russia Day as protesters show up at unauthorized location
Dozens were detained at an unauthorized protest in Moscow Moscow police said 4,500 people took part in an unauthorized protest on Tverskaya Street in the center of the Russian capital. More than 150 people were taken to police stations for “breaching… more »
Tunisians rally for right to eat and smoke during Ramadan (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
Tunisian protesters gathered in defense of the right to eat and drink in public during the Muslim fasting month. The demonstration, organized by a local rights group, comes after the arrests of non-fasters earlier this month. The group called on the… more »
Three US nuclear-capable bombers fly towards Russian border - Video
hree American strategic nuclear-capable bombers are heading towards the border of the Russian Federation. On Friday morning, the aircraft left Fairford airbase in the UK and headed to the Russian border in the Baltic region. Pravda.Ru reported earlier… more »
Scientists Working On An Enzyme Capable Of Deleting Bad Memories
Scientists have discovered an enzyme in the brain named ACSS2 (acetyl-CoA synthetase 2), involved in memory formation, particularly with long-term memories. The scientists believe that those with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) or other… more »
Syria Op-Based Upgrades to Make Russia's Su-35S Fighter Jet 'Perfect for Export
Russia will modernize its Su-35S fighter jets with due account for their performance in the ongoing operation in Syria, Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov more »
‘Anti-Sharia’ marches & counter protests held nationwide (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
Marches in opposition to Islamic law have kicked off in numerous cities across the US. The alt-right rallies drew the far-left counter protesters. A number of people have been arrested at several locations as intermittent brawls broke out among the… more »
Australia to build its first terrorist jail amid rise in Islamist-inspired attacks
Australia is planning to build its first prison solely for militants with extreme views to prevent the radicalization of other inmates. The move comes days after a shooting and hostage situation in Melbourne that was later claimed by Islamic State. more »
High levels of aluminum in 80 percent of people tested for toxicity
Aluminum performs no identifiable function in the human body, is not a nutrient, has ZERO benefit inside the human body; is used liberally in the foods we eat, including kitchen staples such as cocoa, salt, flour and baking powder; accumulates in the… more »
38 Million Pieces of Plastic Found Uninhabited Island in the South Pacific - video
Researchers from the University of Tasmania estimate that about 17.6 tonnes of plastic, nearly 38 million pieces, have “landed” on uninhabited Henderson Island. debris is buried as deep as 10 cm underneath the visible surface. In addition, they estimate… more »
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