ACLU: Chicago Stop-And-Frisk Tactics Outpace New York
“…[M]ore than four times the number in New York…”
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Mayoral Candidate Vows to End Water Fluoridation
“Unless the commission can state with 100-percent certainty that ingested fluoride isn’t harmful, why is it forcing the citizens of Grand Rapids to use it?”
Boeing patents ‘Star Wars’-style force fields
Aircraft and military manufacturer Boeing has been granted a patent on a system that is designed to prevent explosion shockwaves from harming a target.
Mosquitoes ‘could bring exotic diseases to UK’
More rainfall and warmer temperatures could provide ideal conditions for the Asian tiger mosquito in the UK…
‘It Was Like God Sent an Angel’: Cop Helps Woman Finish 10K Race
“I could see that she was having problems. That’s when I got out of the car and I walked up to her…”
Roll over Ebola: measles is the deadly new threat
“Most of the people are saying that the government is trying to bring Ebola back and that is why they are talking about a measles vaccine…”
Fictional TV presidents more popular than Obama: Reuters-Ipsos poll
54 percent of Americans held an unfavorable opinion of Obama…
Florida no longer safe haven for war criminals as US prosecutors take action
Accused human rights abuser Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova, 77, moves closer to deportation in likely precedent for future cases in Sunshine State.
Documents Reveal Canada’s Secret Hacking Tactics
Hacked into computers across the world to gather intelligence, breaking into networks in Europe, Mexico, the Middle East, and North Africa, the documents show.
Yemen Shiite militia increasing attacks on journalists: HRW
“There has been an increase in arbitrary arrests and violence against journalists and other media workers by (the Huthis)…”
Organic dairy farming struggles to keep up with demand
A burgeoning market has left processors struggling to catch up and raised prices for organic dairy producers.
Starbucks Ends #RaceTogether Cup Campaign… After One Week
The plan to write “Race Together” on cups lasted less than a week, but Starbuck’s plans to continue its campaign with forums and hiring more diverse employees for stores in urban communities.
Chinese Economy Dangles on a Cliff
The money the Chinese regime is printing in order to stimulate the economy is escaping the economy…
Ruins found in remote Argentinian jungle ‘may be secret Nazi hideout’
German coins and fragment of plate found in ruined buildings believed to be shelter for leaders in event of defeat, say University of Buenos Aires researchers.
Feds Preparing to Invade Texas, List State as ‘Hostile’
“Some participants will be wearing civilian attire and driving civilian vehicles…”