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Shocking as it may seem, U.S. government doctors once thought it was fine to experiment on disabled people and prison inmates.
The reporter whose story for Rolling Stone forced the resignation of former Gen. Stanley McChrystal has a new story out, this time focusing on what he calls "psyops" employed against elected officials by yet another "runaway general."
One official in Indiana suggested last week that riot police should use deadly force on those protesting Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker's plan to strip unions of their rights.
When it comes to the biggest issue of the day -- the revolt of Middle East publics against their leaders -- China has nothing to say. To the contrary: Rather than show any leadership at all, China has run home and hidden under a very large stone.
People who knowingly aim laser pointers at an aircraft would be committing a federal crime subject to up to five years in prison under legislation the House has passed.
The United States government is more concerned that it do not cause the GMO corporations to withdraw financial support, instead of working for the welfare of the consumers.
The United States remains the largest user of genetically modified seeds, while Brazil posted the biggest growth, with plantings rising 19 per cent.
Genetically modified bentgrass continues to spread along waterways in Malheur County, and has gone far beyond where it is supposed to be.
The list of genetically modified food ingredients is growing at an alarming rate. And what’s even more disturbing is the fact the USDA seems to have sided with big business in allowing GMO foods to be sold without any labeling whatsoever.
In a somewhat recent interview with Miles McEvoy, Deputy Administrator for the USDA's National Organic Program, he made a sort "shrug of the shoulders" reply to questions on GMO.
The former treasurer of Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp., once the 12th largest mortgage lender in the U.S., admitted helping run a $1.9 billion fraud scheme that targeted the government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program and contributed to the failure of Colonial Bank.
Five years after the Dover trial pushed intelligent design out of public school classrooms, how has evolution instruction fared?
Classic selective sweeps, when a beneficial genetic mutation quickly spreads through the human population, are thought to have been the primary driver of human evolution.
A new study shows that the invasive species has spread not from its original home in South America but from its beachhead in the southeastern U.S.
A researcher, author and documentary filmmaker of ancient temples and sacred sites will answer, among others, the question of what the ancients know that allowed them to harness the energies of the Earth and use them to heal the human body.
An ordinary day to do routine farm work turned into a bizarre experience for a Canadian farmer when he saw four UFOs at close range, which left miniature crop circles on the ground.
Since a number of crop circles mysteriously appeared in Yogyakarta and Central Java recently, more and more people have opened their minds to the possibility that there might just be other forms of life in the universe.
Numerous public figures from eminent scientists to politicians have stated their belief in the existence of alien life forms and UFOs. This is probably due to the fact that NASA research has found that half of all stars in the universe have Earth-like planets orbiting around them, raising fresh hopes of finding alien life.
This week, Japan has officially ended its winter whaling season due to hindrances from an animal rights activist group, against the will of the government.
The United States government and other nations have increasingly adopted an official economic policy of cheating their own savers, with particular damage inflicted on long-term retirement investors that follow conventional investment practices.
After every revolution, the question arises: Has power been fully rescinded by the offending government or regime to the people, or, to yet another corrupt bureaucracy with a slightly different face? Who ultimately benefited from the event?
In Canada, the federal government is refusing to say whether it is close to approving genetically modified animals for human consumption. But if they do, you may never know it.
A recent report in The Seattle Times questions the influence the world's most powerful foundation, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), has on the media.
Forbes.com's Glenn Lammi, general counsel for the right-wing, pro-business think tank the Washington Legal Foundation, goes on the attack against Mark Bittman's recent New York Times op-ed column calling for the labeling of genetically engineered food.
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