Passenger plane hit by drone while flying into Quebec airport
A Canadian passenger plane hit a drone while descending on Quebec City’s Jean Lesage International Airport, a minister has said, raising concerns about aviation safety. The incident with the Skyjet flight occurred around 3km from the airport at an… more »
5.4 magnitude earthquake strikes Mexico – USGS
An earthquake measuring 5.4 on the Richter scale has struck the southern coast of Mexico, some 7.8km (4.8 miles) from San Dionisio del Mar. The quake had a depth of 59.5km, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). It comes less than a month after… more »
Bitcoin smashes $5,000 ceiling to hit another all-time high
The world's most popular cryptocurrency bitcoin has seen another surge, pushing its value to a record $5,220 on Thursday. Bitcoin started the year trading at $966 per token and has soared over 750 percent in the last 12 months. It is now worth four… more »
Nearly 92% of Syria freed from Islamic State — Russian Defense Ministry More: http://tass.com/world/970395
About 92% of the Syrian territory have been freed from militants of the Islamic State terrorist group (outlawed in Russia), according to weekly infographics published by the Russian Defense Ministry’s Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper on Friday. According to… more »
Yellowstone supervolcano could blow faster than thought, destroy all of mankind
The supervolcano last erupted about 630,000 years ago, according to National Geographic. If another eruption were to take place, the researchers found that the supervolcano would spare almost nothing. It would shoot 2,500 times more material than Mount… more »
India’s First Women Air Combatants to Initially Fly MiG-21 Bison
For over 50 years, MiG-21 variants have been serving the Indian armed forces. India's first three women air combatants will be given the Russian made MiG-21 Bison to fly after they are officially inducted into the Indian Air Force (IAF) next month. more »
Spain hopes mass business exodus ends Catalonia's independence dream
The flight of Spain's top corporations from Catalonia has turned into a stampede due to mounting fears of an unstable business environment. Catalonia is Spain's most economically productive region, hosting 7,100 multinationals, including Volkswagen,… more »
World govts fear Bitcoin because they can’t tax it – John McAfee
With no centralized exchange to control or influence, national authorities around the world will find it increasingly difficult to determine a given citizen's income and thus their income tax owed, undermining a critical source of government revenue,… more »
Catalans ‘a bit disappointed’ by another delay after ‘300 years’ of waiting for independence (VIDEO)
Catalans have expressed mixed feelings over the regional leadership’s failure to steam ahead and unilaterally split from Madrid, after its declaration of independence was immediately placed on hold pending talks with the central government. more »
Sheriff and Deputies Indicted for Locking Down Entire School and Sexually Assaulting Kids
In June, violated children and furious parents filed a massive lawsuit after the Worth County Sheriff’s office conducted an illegal search of 900 students, sexually abusing multiple children in the process. A grand jury has indicted the people… more »
Trump’s Border Wall Approved By House Panel, Includes Drones, DNA Collection, Biometric Scans
The House Homeland Security Committee has approved a border security bill which includes $10 billion for Trump’s proposed border wall. Supporters of The Border Security for America Act say it is necessary to stop illegal immigration and violence along… more »
“Living” Water Versus “Dead” Water: Why Living Water Is Better for Increasing Your Energy, Frequency and Health
“Living” water is clean water that has energetics (i.e., minerals) and healing information. The best source of living water is natural spring water. Unfortunately, most natural spring water sources these days are polluted with harmful chemicals and… more »
Congressmen Exposing Secret Army Program of Spraying Radioactive Chemicals Over US Cities
Democratic Congressmen William Lacy Clay of Missouri, Brad Sherman of California and Jim Cooper of Tennessee all represent areas where Army records reveal that the U.S. government conducted secret testing of zinc cadmium sulfide that included… more »
Study: Dangerous Pesticide Found In 75 Percent Of Global Honey
A new study published in the journal Science detected at least one variety of a harmful pesticide in 75 percent of honey around the world. The study, “A worldwide survey of neonicotinoids in honey,” examined 198 types of honey from around the world… more »
Seoul touts graphite bomb capable of knocking out N. Korean power grid
South Korea says it has developed technologies to produce graphite bombs capable of paralyzing North Korea’s power supply in case of war, Yonhap news agency reports, citing military officials. The graphite bomb is a non-lethal munition used to disable… more »
Over 100,000 People Evacuated in Moscow Over False Bomb Explosion Warnings
A wave of anonymous calls over bomb threats in education facilities, shopping centers and administrative buildings has led to a mass evacuation in Moscow on Friday. more »
JP Morgan-Chase paid its billions in fines for mortgage fraud by committing billions in mortgage fraud
A lawsuit against JP Morgan-Chase -- the nation's largest bank -- asserts that the institution paid off the $4,200,000,000 in mortgage forgiveness that it agreed to as a settlement for widescale mortgage and foreclosure fraud by committing a lot more… more »
Airborne Radioactive Isotope Suddenly Sweeps Across Europe
An unusual amount of radioactive isotope ruthenium-106 has been detected in the airspace of Germany, Italy, Austria, Switzerland and France, according to multiple European monitors. It’s not presently clear from where the radioactive material originated. more »
Death from overwork in Japan as woman dies after 159 hours of overtime
Labor regulators in Japan have ruled 31-year-old journalist Miwa Sado died in 2013 from heart failure as a result of a grueling work schedule, including 159 hours of overtime and just two days off in a month. Death from overwork is a long-standing… more »
Multiple explosions at Mexican volcano put citizens on alert (VIDEOS)
Mexico City is still recovering from the 7.1 magnitude earthquake that killed over 200 people and devastated the capital, but many fear the increase in seismic activity may trigger the nearby volcano Popocatépetl. A series of explosions and minor… more »
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