UK Wife’s Alleged Attack with Butter and Toast on Husband
Men who have a wife, toast, and butter at home need to sleep with one eye open as a man in UK has been allegedly
Snow Storm Hits Northwest Oregon
Northwest Oregon was hit by a snowstorm today and created a blanket of snow over the grounds by early evening. From frozen pond surfaces to
Turkey Set to Strengthen Country’s Infamous Internet Censorship Law
Reputed international organization for human rights Access is concerned over the proposed strengthening of Internet censorship in Turkey. In an email notification to subscribers, Global
Environmental Activists Welcome Farm Bill Passed by Senate
Yet another good news cheered environmental activists in and outside US as the US Senate passed a new farm bill on Tuesday, February 04, 2014.
Alaska Wilderness Threatened by Canadian Mining Project
Greed for profit comes in direct conflict with life in the oil-gas-mineral industry as its practices transgress the wilderness and destroy wildlife. What a Canadian
Center for Community Education and Training in Alfred, NY, Offering Courses on Animal Aggression and Attacks
Alfred, NY, February 3, 2014 – The Center for Community Education and Training is offering two new courses this April, featuring noted guest speaker Jim
Saudi Dictatorship Introduces Law to Treat Protestors as Terrorists
Human rights violations and crimes against humanity define the Saudi Arabian state including its fundamentalist Islamic law. A new addition to the state law will
FDA’s Farm Antibiotic Use Policy and Food Poisoning
Cramps in the abdomen and diarrhea along with fever and chills count as the major symptoms of food poisoning. A serious condition, sometimes becoming life-threatening,
Norwegian Lawmakers Nominate Snowden for Nobel Peace Prize
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by two Norwegian politicians. Time World reports that Snowden was nominated for the
Activists Celebrate as Shell Announces No Drilling in Arctic in 2014
The Mudlark gave the news of Shell suspending drilling in the Arctic following the ruling of Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which deemed Department of