Most Controversial Exhibits
by Toni Kelley Artists are known for pushing the envelope when it comes to creating masterpieces. Often, the most controversial exhibits can produce enough exposure
Yoda’s Leap – A Piglet Escaping Slaughter in Canada
The holocaust imposed on animals worldwide continues under the excuse of food; but once in a while, you find a lucky survivor who attracts the
American Mismatch: The Patriots Vs The Bucs
by Joseph Matthew Nespoli There are 442 billionaires in America. There are 9 million millionaires in America There are over 50 million Americans living in
Interactale 3 – On a Haunted Note
“I told you Aunt Martha, I clearly saw the man in black robe with an eagle on his arm,” Graham’s voice grew a bit loud
Breaking News: Maryland Scientists’ Discovery Possibly Ending Animal Testing in Labs for Good
The news is out and soon will be cheering all animal rights activists who have been fighting to free animals from the horrors of lab
Depression Types and Causes in Context of Scientific Validity
by Dr Bob Rich Influenza is a disease. Diabetes is a disorder. Irritable Bowel is a syndrome. Depression and other forms of psychological suffering are
AI Asks for Justice for Drone Victim in Pakistan’s Tribal Belt
US drone attacks have been known as an effective part of war on terror against Taliban and/or other Islamist militants having strongholds in the tribal belt
CoolCapture — Photography Tips: Picturing Cars and Motorbikes
by Erica Polites Have you ever wanted to photograph a car or motorcycle? Here are the first of a few keys points: You will definitely need
My Last Photo — Photopages of Loved Ones Lost to Addiction
by Gary Mendell In death, we remember life; in darkness, light. The true toll of addiction can’t be expressed in statistics. It’s etched on the
Federal Judge Rules for Anti-American Horse Slaughter
Admit or not, but courts are one of the worst places for getting justice and/or peace. When it comes to animal rights and compassion, the