Hypocrisy: US, Europe Meddle in Russian Elections
March 28, 2018 (Guest Post – Jack Anderson) – Tensions have escalated between the United States and Russia. These tensions have also appeared in various parts of the world, including Read More…
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Anti-Pipeline Campaigners Found Not Guilty By Judge Because ‘Protest Against Climate Change Crisis’ Was A Legal ‘Necessity’
More than a dozen protesters who clambered into holes dug for a high pressure gas pipeline announced triumphantly that the presiding judge had ruled in their favor, finding them not Read More…
Sun Shield’ Could Be Used To Protect Great Barrier Reef From Warming, Say Scientists
A protective film 50,000 times thinner than a human hair could be used to protect coral reefs from rising temperatures. By applying a layer of protection to the surface of Read More…
Interstitium: New organ discovered in human body after it was previously missed by scientists
‘Interstitium’ acts as a shock absorber for vital tissues and could improve understanding of cancer spread.
Strange ‘Orange Snow’ Phenomenon Reported Across Eastern Europe
Orange-tinted snow has swept across Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, and other countries in Eastern Europe. Pictures of the snow have shown up on social media including from skiers at a resort near Read More…
Israel fires volley of Iron Dome defensive missiles after false alarm over gunfire in Gaza (VIDEO)
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) activated the Iron Dome anti-missile shield and launched a volley of anti-aircraft missiles into the clear sky, after mistaking machine gun fire noises from a Hamas military drill in Gaza for rockets.
Opinion: Sarkozy Indicted For Corruption, As Clinton Cabal Crumbles
It seems as if some measure of bad karma has finally come to haunt the friends of Hillary Clinton, with news emerging this week that France’s former President Nicholas Sarkozy Read More…
Mount Etna: Europe’s Biggest Volcano “Sliding towards the sea”
The most active volcano in Europe is slowly sliding into the sea, according to new research.
Earth Hour: Millions participate in global switch-off to raise climate change awareness
Millions of people in countries around the world switched off their lights for Earth Hour to raise awareness about climate change and other environmental issues. Since beginning in Sydney in Read More…
Alien Star Streaked Through Our Solar System And Jostled Its Contents, Scientists Say
Some 70,000 years ago, when humans and Neanderthals shared the planet, an alien star streaked through the outer edges of our solar system and jostled its contents, astronomers say. In Read More…
Out-of-control Chinese Space Station Will Crash To Earth Over Easter Weekend, Experts Say
China’s out-of-control space station will crash to Earth over the Easter weekend, according to experts. Engineers have refined their predictions of when the Tiangong-1 satellite will finally leave orbit. It is Read More…
‘Great Pacific Garbage Patch’ 16 Times Bigger Than Previously Thought, Say Scientists
Nearly 80,000 tonnes of plastic are floating in the area of the ocean known as the “Great Pacific garbage patch”. Scientists arrived at this figure, which is around 16 times Read More…
Brazil’s Marielle Franco Denounced Three Murders in the Days Before Her Assassination. These Are the Stories.
Marielle Franco’s killers were not out to rid themselves of a 38-year-old member of Rio City Council who dedicated her days to pressing political causes. They wanted to silence an idea. Franco Read More…
Alarming photos reveal devastating scale of rainforest destruction in Papua New Guinea
Photos and footage documenting the devastating impact illegal logging on the people and ecosystems of Papua New Guinea, have been released by environmental campaigners. One of the most biologically diverse countries in Read More…
Puerto Ricans and Ultrarich “Puertopians” Are Locked in a Pitched Struggle Over How to Remake the Island
Like everywhere else in Puerto Rico, the small mountain city of Adjuntas was plunged into total darkness by Hurricane Maria. When residents left their homes to take stock of the Read More…