On Sunday, June 24th broadcast of the Alex Jones radio show, he receives a very interesting phone call. Jones announced that he only wanted to take calls from members of the military or police. A man identifying himself as a police officer named ‘Jim’ called in to report some startling information. Read More

Apparently radioactive material isn’t as dangerous as the EPA has made it out to be. Read More

By Owen Bowcott

Council tenants in east London have launched a legal action to stop the Ministry of Defence stationing surface-to-air missiles on the roof of their tower block during the Olympics. Read More

Data from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has revealed Saturn’s moon Titan most likely harbors a layer of vast liquid water under its ice shell. Read More

The last minute of June 30, 2012 is destined to be 61 seconds long, for timekeepers are to add a “leap second” to compensate for the wibbly-wobbly movements of our world. The ever-so-brief halting of the second hand will compensate for a creeping divergence from solar time, meaning the period required for Earth to complete a day. Read More

Matthew Davis, an attorney in Lansing, sent the email moments after the Supreme Court ruling to numerous new media outlets and limited government activists with the headline: “Is Armed Rebellion Now Justified?” Read More

By Jon Chase

There’s a mystery in the Syrian desert shielded by the conflict tearing apart the Middle Eastern nation.

In 2009, archaeologist Robert Mason of the Royal Ontario Museum was at work at an ancient monastery when, walking nearby Read More

“When we went out and saw the walls which were straight and smooth, it was frightening, as in a science-fiction film” – Dennis Åsberg – Ocean Explorer Co-Founder Read More

THIS fiery streak in the sky amazed Perth beachgoers at sunset after a suspected meteor plunged into the ocean off the WA coast.

PerthNow reader Gavin Trought snapped the ‘fire in the sky’ as it appeared over Cottesloe just before sunset on Friday, with remnants of the phenomenon still visible in the sky this afternoon. Read More

By JEFFREY McMURRAY

Violent storms swept through the eastern part of the United States Friday night, killing a northern Virginia woman when a tree fell onto her home, damaging subway cars in Washington, D.C., and knocking out power to more than 2 million people in the middle of a heat wave. Read More

I have found this rather odd footage of a naked man showing super-human endurance and escaping police. Bathsalts? Read More

By TAMMY HUGHES

Millions of Freeview customers will be burdened with bills of more than £200 to install a filter to prevent a new mobile network interfering with their television picture. Experts have warned that without the necessary filter the 4G mobile phone network will cause significant pixellation and picture break-up. Read More

China’s space taikonauts are finally home.

After almost two weeks on the job, three Chinese astronauts, including Liu Yang, the country’s first female in space, returned to Earth on Friday, capping off China’s longest and most complicated space mission, the Associated Press reported. Read More

A DNA test on a Scottish pensioner has revealed he is a direct descendent of the first ever woman who lived on Earth 190,000 years ago. Ian Kinnaird, 72, discovered he is effectively the ‘grandfather of everyone in Britain’ after he paid £200 to take the test to trace his ancestry. Read More