www.newscientist.com A sprinkling of stardust is as magical as it sounds. The dust grains that float through our solar system contain tiny pockets of water, which form when they are zapped by a...
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www.nytimes.com THE United States has been narrowly saved from lethal terrorist plots in recent years — or so it has seemed. A would-be suicide bomber was intercepted on his way to the...
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www.theguardian.com Wednesday is Ukraine’s Day of National Unity, but the country has never felt so divided. At least three people have died in Kiev, the first casualties of a protest movement...
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www.alternet.org As smoke and flames billow upward from the streets of Ukraine’s capital city Kiev after days of increasingly violent civil unrest, protesters have discovered that the...
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www.boingboing.net The forthcoming report of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, the arm’s-length body established by the Congress to investigate NSA spying, has leaked, with...
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www.dailydot.com Guccifer, a hacker whose high-level breaches have targeted figures such as George W. Bush and Colin Powell, was reportedly caught in Romania yesterday. The man accused of using the...
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www.photographyisnotacrime.com What do China, Egypt, and Alabama have in common? With the recent arrest of journalist Roger Shuler, Alabama and thereby the United States have joined the list of...
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It is a documented fact that technologies exist to modify the weather, and or disperse chemicals onto unknowing populations. They are called Environmental Modification Techniques or ENMOD...
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www.globalresearch.ca It’s Never to Protect Us From Bad Guys No matter which government conducts mass surveillance, they also do it to crush dissent, and then give a false rationale for why they’re...
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www.stratrisks.com Source: AsiaOne BANGKOK – Nearly 15,000 police and soldiers will be deployed in the Thai capital next week for the planned “shutdown” of Bangkok by demonstrators trying to...
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