Excerpted from FOX8: CLEVELAND — A random act of kindness lands a man in trouble with police.
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This breaking documentary film takes an in-depth look at the death of Andrew Breitbart and the motive President Obama and the United States government had in killing him.
By Aliya Sternstein Next-Gov A video purportedly from al Qaeda that promotes cyberattacks on the U.S. electric grid is being circulated by Senate backers of legislation to regulate the computer security of critical industries, including power companies.
By John Daly Oil-Price It is rare in diplomatic circles for governments to speak bluntly, particularly in the Orient, where manners are highly prized. The exceptions to this rule are retired military officers, who are often able to voice sentiments too impolitic for other channels.
A new university-backed project is aiming to investigate cryptic species such as the yeti whose existence is unproven, through genetic testing.
By Adi Robertson Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos, has publicly confirmed its plans to create a permanent habitation on the Moon. In a talk at the Global Space Exploration Conference, Roscosmos head Vladimir Popovkin said that “we’re not talking about repeating what mankind achieved 40 years ago…
By RT News A new report published this week alleges that female inmates at an Alabama State correctional facility were repeatedly raped and abused by their male prison guards.
A vial said to contain a sample of the late US President Ronald Reagan’s blood has been withdrawn from sale by an online auction house.
BY JENTHORPE Around four years ago, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) filed a lawsuit against LimeWire. The RIAA was suing on behalf of several music labels. In short, the RIAA claimed that LimeWire’s P2P software, which allowed people to download and distribute copyrighted songs for free
One can’t deny a lot of things seem to be happening around the sun as of late, and this I found to be rather intriguing.
By Andy Campbell Huffington-Post Nothing clears a room like a fart — except, perhaps, a bomb scare. Harold Wayne Hadley, Jr., 19, was arrested at a Mississippi junior college after he allegedly wrote a note on a piece of toilet paper on Tuesday, containing the word ‘bomb,’ according to Weirdnews.net.
Trading in shares in Spain’s Bankia has been suspended in Madrid. It asked for them to be suspended ahead of a board meeting this afternoon to reformulate its accounts for 2011 and submit a plan to shore up its finances.
This week science fiction writer Elizabeth Moon argues that everyone should be given a barcode at birth.
The FBI has recently formed a secretive surveillance unit with an ambitious goal: to invent engineering that will allow police a lot more readily eavesdrop on Net and wireless communications.
By CBS News With the use of domestic drones increasing, concern has not just come up over privacy issues, but also over the potential use of lethal force by the unmanned aircraft.
After seeing something like that, at the mouth overflowing with only the word offensive. Chinese TV Now TV has created an ad, promoting the 2012 European championships.
Here is the chemtrails patent: “A method is described for reducing atmospheric or world-wide warming resulting from the presence of heat-trapping gases in the environment, i.e., from the greenhouse impact.
By CNN News A passenger who claimed to have a “device surgically implanted” inside her spurred authorities to divert a North Carolina-bound jetliner to Maine on Tuesday, federal officials said.