Archaeologists in China say they have discovered 12 new underwater cultural relics sites near the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea.

The sites were found during a 250-mile patrol by law enforcement agencies involved in the protection of underwater cultural relics, China’s state-run Xinhua News Agency reported. Read More

By Zen Gardner

The science establishment is like the medical model – sterilized white suits with unchallengeable answers sent down to us from sacred Mount Know-It-All. Until they’re disproven. Time and again. Read More

Steve Watson
Infowars.com

Police and other law enforcers in the US are increasingly turning to ‘Minority Report’ style “pre-crime” strategies to fight crimes by predicting them before they take place. Read More

By lsnypvcs on ATS

This past weekend I was enjoying a beautiful sunny day in Hollywood taking pictures, riding on tour buses, and walking the streets.

As we stopped to take pictures I noticed the big banners outside a building that read “Jimmy Kimmel Show”. Read More

A Russian mogul desires to achieve cybernetic immortality for humans inside the next 33 years. He’s pulled with each other a group intent on creating completely functional holographic human avatars that house our artificial brains. Now he’s asking billionaires to support fund the advancements necessary along the way. Read More

Gray’s Store in Adamsville village brought in customers for years with its old-fashioned marble soda fountain, cigar and tobacco cases, and Rhode Island johnny cakes. Read More

NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) have detected various unexplained sounds from deep in the Pacific Ocean. This article lists the most baffling ones that scientists can’t figure out. Read More

By Clare Leschin-Hoar

Seattle’s vision of an urban food oasis is going forward. A seven-acre plot of land in the city’s Beacon Hill neighborhood will be planted with hundreds of different kinds of edibles: walnut and chestnut trees; blueberry and raspberry bushes Read More

By Tom Stephens / Rapture Ready

This Letter was sent to Evangelist Dea Warford by the author of this important paper.

Dea has encouraged this nation to be saturated by this true testimony.

Patriotic Americans and Christians love this nation under God. Read More

By Brian Barrett

The Kronen Zeitung is Austria’s largest newspaper, with a daily readership of around three million people. Yesterday, those readers were treated to the image on the left of war-torn Aleppo, bombed out and desperate. Except, as one sharp-eyed Redditor points out, that wasn’t the scene at all. It was just another Photoshop job.

Just to be clear, the family in the photograph is, in fact, in Syria; the original photo (on the right) came from the European Pressphoto Agency. But merely fleeing a city ravaged by guns and mortars apparently isn’t quite dramatic enough on its own. The editors of the Krone—as it’s commonly called—needed this baby to sing.

Using Photoshop to make actresses and models look unrealistically attractive is bad enough. Using it to make a part of the world that has enough problems as it is look even more apocalyptic? That’s just disgraceful.

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By Tim Hume

London 2012 organizers are asking sports federations to return any surplus tickets so they can be onsold, following a public outcry over empty seats at Olympic venues. Read More

By Susie Madrak

I remember running this posta couple of years ago:

An employee of KTVX-TV who apparently used the wrong Twitter account to send a slightly off-color message to KTVX’s 4400 followers has been dismissed, reports Lost Remote. Read More

I decided to put in July 20, 2012 in the timewave zero program and got this… Read More

By Elisabeth Meinecke

Brandon Darby, previously an FBI informant, is speaking out on the DOJ’s hesitancy to help human trafficking victims, particularly minors. Read more of his shocking account. Read More

The Democratic Party is moving to include support for gay marriage in the official party policy statement for the first time, a Democratic official said Monday, marking a key milestone for advocates of same-sex unions. Read More