Insurance Spam Thriving on Fearmongering
“What if you die tomorrow…” was the subject line of an email sent today by an insurance company to my email address, which I can
The Misleading Label of ‘Natural’ on Foods
Groceries across the state of Oregon are selling consumers misleadingly labeled foods and the Food and Drug Administration is doing nothing about it. This concern
German Artist Finds Cruel and Cheap Means of Publicity
A German artist’s desperation for cheap publicity and attention has led to a cruel experiment that he calls “art” but which practically is animal cruelty
Terrorists Bomb Churches in Pakistan, Killing At Least 10
Terrorists on Sunday launched suicide bombing attacks on two churches in Lahore, Punjab Province, in Pakistan and reportedly killed at least 10 people. Pakistan’s English
The Man Who Didn’t Fear Ebola
The push for vaccination stands on fear mongering about “deadly” and “highly infectious” diseases, but poorly directed scenes made to achieve this target can lead
Scene Pick: ‘Eight Below’ – The Pack Loses Dewey
In the frozen Antarctic grounds, a visiting team of researchers is helped by a guide, Shepard (played by Paul Walker), and his eight huskies that
Finally a State in West Stands Up to Saudi Abuse of Women
While most of the developed west seems sold out to Saudi oil, one country has taken to official level its stand against Saudi treatment of
USDA Petitioned for Banning Ractopamine on Pig Farms
Ractopamine is known to farmers, authorities, and generally informed readers as a drug used on farm animals to make them more muscular. This increases the
Can Circumcision and Vaccination of Children be Forced by Law?
A judge in Florida seems determined to have a child circumcised so much so that he has ordered arrest of the child’s mother who has
Lawmaker’s Degree Reveals Truth about Pakistan’s University
Already known for plagiarism and sexual harassment of women, the University of Peshawar has been in news lately for another case of mock exam and