By LUCY CRAFT After taking all 50 of its nuclear reactors offline following a devastating accident last year, Japan is planning to restart the first of two of them in western Fukui prefecture as early as Sunday.
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By Rowena Mason The Treasury has started to look at strengthening criminal sanctions for those responsible for market abuse after Barclays was fined £290 million by UK and US regulators for manipulating the rate at which banks lend to each other.
By Zen Gardner The joke’s on them. Or should I say the yoke. These elites live in horrendous bondage and exact out their frustrations and fabricated fantasies on what they consider the cattle of the world in return. Yet look at them. Have you ever seen such mindless subjection?
By Stephen Dinan The House oversight committee voted Wednesday to demand a broad audit of the Federal Reserve system by congressional investigators – a major move lawmakers said is designed to bring accountability to the murky workings of the independent board.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, who is at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, has rejected a police order asking him to surrender as part of his extradition process.
The Financial Services Authority says banks mis-sold specialist insurance, known as interest rate swaps, to thousands of small businesses.
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) twisted eight beams into a DNA-like helix structure, each encoded with one and zero data bits to create independent data streams.
By Alan Silverleib CNN News The House of Representatives voted Thursday to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt for refusing to turn over documents tied to the botched Fast and Furious gun-running sting — a discredited operation that has become a sharp point of contention between Democrats and Republicans in Washington.
By: Darath Smith A Liberty, Missouri woman is fighting charges of harboring too many cats after the City of Liberty fined her for exceeding the animal limit. Annette Betancourt was fined in early 2012 and now awaits trial by jury on a case that is frivolous, to say the least.
By FIONA MACRAE Daily Mail An injection of genes that make antibodies against nicotine could help millions of smokers kick the habit, scientists believe. Just one jab could provide life-long protection against nicotine cravings and it could eventually be used to vaccinate children to stop them ever getting hooked.
By David Templeton / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette A 12-year-old boy, who participated in a “salt-and-ice challenge” last weekend that he, his twin brother and friend learned about on Facebook and in watching You Tube videos sustained serious second-degree cold injuries on his back that required treatment at the West Penn Burn Center.
By Andrew Dowdell A PENSIONER has been restricted from volunteering at a nursing home – for a minor stealing offence 35 years ago that he says he did not commit.
Today I came across this very interesting post by UltimateSkeptic1 on Abovetopsecret and his friend sent these pictures to him. It shows images of a flyer in St. Clair Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA.
You thought you had the right to choose what you eat? The FDA says you don’t. They claim that there is no fundamental right to choose your food or freedom to contract for it. Responding to a Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund lawsuit, the FDA clearly states that you do not have the right to freedom of choice in your diet.
We’ve all seen those pictures of our universe compared to a brain cell and also all the pictures of fractals within nature.