By The-Atlantic.com Under a new law, doctors in Pennsylvania can access information about chemicals used in natural gas extraction — but they won’t be able to share it with their patients. A provision buried in a law passed last month is drawing scrutiny from the public health and environmental community, who argue that it will “gag” doctors who want to raise concerns related to oil and gas extraction with the people they treat and the general public.
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By Peter Walker Guardian UK 6.41pm: The Petrol Retailers Association, which represents about 5,500 garages, has blamed the government for causing panic buying.
by Mike Adams Natural News The state of Michigan is only days away from engaging in what can only be called true “animal genocide” — the mass murder of ranch animals based on the color of their hair.
By SUZANNAH HILLS Daily Mail A mystery disease is turning an increasing number of children in east Africa into zombies. The condition, known by locals as the ‘nodding disease’, drastically alters children’s personalities by making them withdrawn and confused.
A bill that would require Ohio schools to teach original texts of the state and U.S. constitutions, the Declaration of Independence and other documents is headed to the governor’s desk.
By: Diana Olick CNBC News Bank of America, the nation’s second-largest lender, is launching a pilot program this week that will offer a limited number of customers behind on their mortgages to transition from owner to renter.
An Italian scientist who headed an experiment suggesting neutrinos traveled faster than the speed of light has resigned, officials said.
David Wilcock interviews a top insider, “Drake,” asked by the Pentagon to publicly discuss the mass arrests. Click here to view the embedded video.
By Rick Moran And by “selectively editing,” I mean it in the most disgustingly partisan and biased manner. The Hollywood Reporter:
By TheTruthBehindTheScenes A strange unknown object above Lunar Surface!
An expedition of 15 researchers and scientists is going to enter one of these domes to finally uncover its secrets.The leader of this scientific expedition will be Nikolai Subbotin of Perm City, a UFO researcher.
By Kate Springe At Hong Kong’s “Robots in Motion 2012” Expo, one of the world’s most sophisticated (and beautiful) robots came to life.
By Jonathan Serrie FOX News The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates 1 in 88 U.S. children has been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The figure, based on 2008 estimates from 14 monitoring sites around the country, represents a 23 percent increase over 2006 estimates.
By bluecheddar The comment is at the 34 minute 23 second mark and the video is set up to start at that time. Rick Santorum interrupts himself, suddenly realizing he’s about to say the N-word but not halting it completely as he’s saying, “We know what Obama was like, the anti war, government nig-gah”
By Jacob Aron New Scientist Thinking of selling your video game console on eBay? Watch out, it could end up in the hands of the US military. The US navy has just contracted a company called Obscure Technologies to buy up second-hand consoles and develop computer forensic tools for extracting data stored on the hard drives.
Colima Bottle This aritfact from the Colima culture dates to roughly the time of Christ at between 200 BC. and 300 AD. The Colima people are known for having made exceptional redware ceramics that are nearly unparalelled in the ancient art world. The figure measures 12 3/4 inches tall and shows a man with a club in his left hand and a shield in his right hand.
Simon Glik broke no law making video of police officers’ use of force against another man on Boston Common.