4 Federal Agents Shot, Motel Destroyed in Kansas
Agents were shot while trying to find fugitive at Kansas motel.
Author: Adan Salazar
Memo: Hillary Requires Travel in Private Jet, 1st-Class Tickets, Stenographer
“She prefers a Gulfstream 450 or larger. Her staff requires first class and business class tickets…”
World’s First ‘anti-ageing’ Gin Launched
“Ingredients were specifically chosen due to their revitalizing qualities…”
Dutch Journalist who Criticized Erdogan Held in Turkey: Official
Called Erdogan a “dictator.”
On German Visit, Obama to Push trans-Atlantic Trade Deal
Hoping to counter deep public skepticism about deal as Europe grapples with economic challenges, terrorism and other pressing issues…
Mind-controlled Drone Race: U. of Florida Holds Unique UAV Competition
Electroencephalogram (EEG) headsets identify electrical activity in wearer’s brain…
Solar Plane Lands in U.S. on Record Voyage
The Solar Impulse 2 gets one more big step closer to finishing its historic trip around the world.
Pope to Youth: Happiness Can’t be Downloaded Like an App
“Happiness has no price,” said the Holy See.
White House Poised to Release Secret Pages from 9/11 Inquiry
Pages assumed to hide extent of Saudi involvement.
Boris Johnson rages at ‘ridiculous and weird’ Obama
Extraordinary statement to MoS mocks President over his threat to hold back trade deal in devastating intervention.
Rigged Process? Wait till Trump Sees How Pennsylvania Picks Delegates
Voters admit they don’t understand the way the Keystone State GOP chooses delegates.
Police in Riot Gear as Hundreds Clash at ‘Pro-white rally’
Hundreds clash as state agency issues permits to three groups to assemble at state park for free speech activity…
Scientists Discover New ‘Tunneling’ State Of Water Molecule
A team of scientists has discovered a new “tunneling” state of the water molecule that could have implications for numerous disciplines.
Constitutional Carry Approved by New Hampshire Senate
Bill makes the Second Amendment your concealed carry permit…
CERN Releases 300TB of Large Hadron Collider Data into Open Access
“Once we’ve exhausted our exploration of the data, we see no reason not to make them available publicly.”