Monsanto Must Pay $46.5 Million in Damages in PCB-Lymphoma Case
The EPA banned PCBs in 1979.
Author: Mikael Thalen
FEMA Bracing for the Earthquake That Will Decimate the Pacific Northwest
Increased quakes along “Ring of Fire.”
Federal Reserve Records Dozens Of Online Breaches
Several incidents described internally as “espionage.”
General Motors, Ford Sales Drop In May
“Due To Sluggish Demand For Sedans.”
Watchdog Exposes Weaknesses in TSA Oversight of Airport Security
Agency’s risk assessment out of date, does not address insider threats.
IG: EPA Still Blocking Access to Investigations
Agency ‘continues to impede’ access.
UCLA Locked Down Lifted Following Possible Murder-Suicide
Two reported dead near School of Engineering building.
Matt Drudge: The Death Of Free Speech Is Happening Now
Media icon predicted dangerous role of social media giants.
Facebook Quietly Opts Users into Off-Site Ad Tracking: Here’s How to Disable it
Social media site changes users’ privacy settings without their consent.
Samantha Power to Receive Prize From Henry Kissinger, Whom She Once Harshly Criticized
Power can’t claim ignorance of Kissinger’s bloody, anti-human rights record.
Taiwan Recalls Quaker Oats After Finding Traces Of Glyphosate
The country has a zero-tolerance policy.
Organ Harvesting Resolution Passed in Minnesota, Despite Obstruction from Chinese Consulate
One of the gravest mass atrocities taking place in the world.
Eleven Measles Cases in Arizona Traced to Inmate at Immigrant Detention Center
The outbreak began when an infected inmate was brought to the facility and spread the disease to a worker.
Watchdog Blasts EU-US Data Sharing Deal Over Privacy Issues
Privacy campaigners say any data held on US servers can be accessed by US agencies, such as the NSA.
Veterans’ Medical Care Scandals: Senate Probe Uncovers Major Failings Of Internal VA Watchdog
“The failings documented in this latest Senate probe are not unique in the realm of Veterans Affairs.”