Canadian Fracking Operation Closed Indefinitely After Earthquake
Magnitude 4.8 quake rattles area, but no injuries or damage reported, energy regulator says.
Author: Adan
Eight People Taken to Hospitals After Police Find Suspicious Substance at House Building
Spokesman could not immediately describe the symptoms but said they were minor.
Rhode Island Official Tells Man to Dress as Woman for Media Event
Asked man to dress up as an elderly woman to make her press conference last week look better for the media.
Border Officers Find Ton of Pot in Fake Carrots
U.S. Customs and Border Protection seizes 2,493 pounds of marijuana.
Russian Army Launches Humanitarian Op in Syria – General Staff
Aimed at providing the civilian population with basic needs.
Man uses microchip implanted in hand to pass through airport security
No boarding pass required for Andreas Sjöström, who becomes the first person to use new microchip technology to breeze through an airport.
Growing Number of Police Chiefs, Sheriffs Join Call to Arms
“It’s more important to have a gun in your hand than a cop on the phone.”
Employee Wellness Programs Not So Voluntary Anymore
Take a blood test or lose your health coverage.
State Confiscates Veteran’s Kids Over Medical Marijuana-PTSD Treatment
“They’re basically using my kids as a pawn to take away freedoms I fought for.”
Alex, First January Hurricane Since 1938, Forms in Atlantic
Rare storm making its way toward the Azores is now a hurricane in the eastern Atlantic Ocean.
PCB Chemical Threat to Europe’s Killer Whales and Dolphins
PCBS have a wide-ranging impact on human and animal health, from links to cancer, to suppressing the immune system and causing reproductive problems.
$3.17 TRILLION Wiped Off Global Stocks So Far This Year
U.S. stocks are now off $1.77 trillion, while overseas stocks are down $1.4 trillion, says market analyst.
Rep. Amash Introduces Measure to Repeal Anti-privacy Cyber Bill
Bill repeals the cyber surveillance measure tucked into the omnibus appropriations bill passed by the House and Senate and signed into law in December 2015.
As Diseases Proliferate, Mosquitoes Becoming Public Enemy No. 1
In the past year, Zika has spread from Africa and Asia through the Americas.
Pot Legalization Measure on Track for 2016 Ballot in Arizona
Highly likely measure will go before voters in November.