2mn People in California, Midwest Drink Uranium-contaminated Water – Study
Seventy-eight percent of the pollution comes from nitrate, the contaminator deriving from chemical fertilizers and animal waste.
Author: Adan
Walmart Store Declared Public Nuisance by Mayor of Indiana City
“”We’re better than that, our community is better than that…”
600 Police Gunshots During Stockton Bank Robbery Were ‘excessive,’ Report Says
32 officers unloaded 600+ rounds during hour-long gun battle, which spanned three counties, 63 miles of highway and reached speeds of 120 mph.
Ohio Trooper Advertised ‘traffic stop sex’ on Craigslist
Sentenced to five years in prison in April.
Official: More than 300 Clinton Emails Flagged for Potentially Classified Info
The number could continue to rise as officials comb through more documents.
Medical Marijuana Laws Taking Root Across the South
Patients recount tales of how medical marijuana and CBD oil helped ease the pain.
Reunion Police and Army Halt MH370 Debris Search
Ten days of searching have not found any more wreckage.
Libertarians Challenge New York’s Pistol Permit Law
Local Libertarian Party suing New York State.
Price for TSA’s Failed Body Scanners: $160 Million
How bad are the machines at catching threats? So bad that Sen. Ron Johnson suggests adding metal detectors.
Bangkok Blast: Who the Liars Say Did It, Says it All
In Thailand it appears the US is pursuing a more “muscular” foreign policy.
W.Va. Senator Slams FDA for Giving OxyContin to 11-year-olds
Said he’s “disgusted,” and the agency should be “ashamed of itself for this reckless act.”
Single DNA Molecule Could Store Information for a Million Years Following Scientific Breakthrough
Everything from ancient texts to Wikipedia changes could be archived.
Japan Govt Considering Asking Companies to Raise Wages Again Next Year: Sources
Proposal comes as data showed economy shrank in second quarter as exports slumped and consumers cut back spending.
Probe of Clinton’s Private Server Could Find Hints of Hacking
Probe could show how secure her system was, whether someone tried to break in, and who else had accounts on her system.
Saudi Stocks Sink Into Death Cross as IMF Sees Growth Slowing
Crop comes two months after Saudi Arabia opened stock market to direct foreign investment for first time to help diversify economy away from oil.