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Red Bull Flugtag in Moscow (12pics)
The Red Bull Flugtag (flying day) moved to Moscow, saw competitors in fancy dress attempt to fly their human-powered, home made flying machines off a six metre high platform over the Moskva river. A...
View ArticleActivists storm office of Congressman who voted for NSA spying
Six activists from the anti-surveillance group Restore the Fourth paid an unexpected visit to the office of a New York Congressman in protest of the vote which allowed the National Security Agency to...
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Sheriff claims he didn't know anti-sodomy laws weren't valid anymore;...
The East Baton Rouge sheriff who used Louisiana's defunct anti-sodomy law to arrest a dozen gay men since 2011 now says he didn't know the law was invalidated by the Supreme Court."To our knowledge,...
View ArticleRussia To Ban Swearing On The Internet
Russian politicians are dead set on redefining the term “nanny state.” The latest target in their war to protect the nation’s youth: bad words on the Internet.Under a new proposal before the State...
View ArticleMoscow Metro says new tracking system is to find stolen phones; no one...
On Monday, a major Russian newspaper reported that Moscow’s metro system is planning what appears to be a mobile phone tracking device in its metro stations—ostensibly to search for stolen...
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DEA Leaves Man In Cell for 4 Days Without Any Food Or Water
The case of a detained college student who was forgotten in a holding cell for more than four days suggests a breakdown in procedure and oversight within the Drug Enforcement Administration, a...
View ArticleNSA could have planted Permanent Backdoors in Intel And AMD Chips
One of Silicon Valley’s most respected technology experts, Steve Blank, says he would be “surprised” if the US National Security Agency was not embedding “back doors” inside chips produced by Intel and...
View ArticleFL police arrest man having stroke for failing to follow commands. Man spent...
An inmate's death from an untreated stroke has prompted a $1 million settlement and a government investigation.The Tampa Bay Times reports on the circumstances surrounding Allen Daniel Hicks' last...
View ArticleRussian lawmaker says gay athletes will be arrested at the Olympics in 2014
A Russian lawmaker has said the ‘gay propaganda’ law will remain enforced during the Sochi Winter Olympic Games in 2014.Vitaly Milonov, co-sponsor of the ‘non-traditional relationships’ bill, said the...
View ArticleEverything You Will Ever Need to Know About Dairy-free Milk Alternatives
If you have decided to ditch the dairy in your diet, your body will thank you. Between 30 and 50 million Americans are lactose intolerant, and the consumption of dairy products has been linked to...
View Article5 Ways to Reduce Inflammation In Your Body
Some of the causes of chronic inflammation…Chronic inflammation is triggered by numerous factors, but most of them are within your control and can be avoided. Take a look at this list. Anything sound...
View Article12 Foods That Lower Cholesterol Naturally
Snack on nuts. Drizzle a little olive oil on your salad. Dine on salmon. Nibble some chocolate—guilt free! These, and more, eating strategies can help lower "bad guy" LDL cholesterol, maintain "good...
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How life began on Earth may help clarify where else it might exist
A unique theory that talks about how life started on Earth has the potential to reveal clues about where else it might have arisen in the universe. A novel and potentially testable theory of how life...
View ArticleCalifornia Student Who Had to Drink His Own Urine While in DEA Custody...
A 25-year old college student has reached a $4.1 million settlement with the federal government after he was abandoned in a windowless Drug Enforcement Administration cell for more than four days...
View ArticleSurveillance project in Oakland, CA will use Homeland Security funds to link...
With this city repeatedly roiled by civil protests and the public’s attention sharply focused on government surveillance, local officials are pushing forward with a federally funded project to link...
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North Korea Claims to Have Nuclear Suicide Bombers
The North Koreans have added a new element to their standard military pageantry: At a military parade on Saturday, units of soldiers were seen wearing packs, like backwards backpacks, with fallout...
View ArticleGovernment report: TSA employee misconduct up 26% in 3 years
Their job is to keep air travelers safe in the wake of the September 11, 2001, attacks. But just how good of a job are they doing?A new government report says misconduct by Transportation Security...
View ArticleSnowden's father says FBI asked him to fly to Moscow to persuade son to...
The father of the whistleblower Edward Snowden has said the FBI tried to persuade him to fly to Moscow so that he could encourage his son to return to the United States."I said: 'I want to be able to...
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Child banned from school trip for eating chocolate—the mother had to make a...
Holli McCann, 11, had tucked into the 20p confectionary on the first night of the week-long break in the Isle of Wight, along with two other Year Six roommates.She described the secret snack in her...
View ArticleThe 8 Healthiest Drinks
Sip your way to a stronger immune system and a better mood, and reduce your cancer risk with these 8 healthy drinks.Green TeaWhen you think of good-for-you beverages, water immediately comes to mind,...
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