Wall Street Journal Column Criticized for Demonizing Victims
Can women who get drunk be as guilty in letting a rape committed by drunk men? In an interesting and now controversial Wall Street Journal
Pepsi Urged to Stop Polluting Water through Tar Sand Fuel
Environmental protection groups are concerned over the pollution of water due to tar sands mining. The Sierra Club on its website is inviting supporters to
India Makes Ridiculous Move of Imposing Polio Vaccination on Pakistanis
A few years ago, Saudi Arabia made mockery of science and common sense by making it mandatory for Pakistanis and other citizens of the third
Psychology of Believing – Interview with Michael McGuire
Of all the recent books I’ve read, Michael McGuire’s Believing: The Neuroscience of Fantasies, Fears, and Convictions stands out as one of the best in
Brutal Murder of British Teacher in Qatar
Prosecution is seeking death penalty for a defendant in one of the most brutal murder cases reported in recent news – the killing of a
Stepping Up Postal Service Efficiency
by Dann Silverman There has been a lot of talk about the future of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). An American institution since the birth
Research Links Overactive Immune System to Brain Damage
Last year, Natural News posted an article about 22 published scientific studies that link autism to vaccination for measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR). These studies
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