In recent years this country has undergone some massive shifts regarding the average American’s personal privacy. by Ryan CristianPrimarily, after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Bush administration began an effort to remove any barriers that impede different parts of the go...
A new Oxfam America report has revealed some deeply disturbing information about the working conditions for workers at Tyson Foods. The "No Relief: Denial of Bathroom Breaks in the Poultry Industry" report, exposes how workers are routinely denied bathroom breaks, and calls for t...
According to a 1930 New York Times article, Wu Chung-chieh, a professor of the Chengdu University, discovered Imperial Chinese government records from 1827 congratulating Li Ching-Yuen on his 150th birthday, and further documents later congratulating him on his 200th birthday in ...
Colon cancer: it’s one of the most common cancers among both men and women, and although a number of natural remedies have been linked to the prevention of this disease, government health authorities are quick to mention that not enough research has been done to warrant prescri...
Your brain is a constant gardener. Like the master learner it is, it picks which neural pathways to let blossom, and which to prune back, allowing more pertinent information to remain in the fore. by Christina Sarich, Waking TimesIt is just as fascinating to learn how the brain m...
So this guy walks into an OB/GYN clinic and demands a gynecological exam. The doctor, a woman, takes one look at him and says:"That won't work. You're a man." The man, however, "self identifies" as a woman and blasts the doctor for being a bigot."I self identify as a woman," he s...
The Nazi-created Bayer company — whose former chairperson Fritz ter Meer served a prison sentence for committing crimes against humanity — wants to buy Monsanto for $42 billion, reports Bloomberg. by Mike AdamsThe acquisition, if approved, would place "Monsatan" under control...
There were nearly 150 bright minded scientists who attended the closed-door meeting at Harvard Medical School in Boston. They were all told explicitly to not contact the media and not to tweet during the meeting on March 10th. by Will Brendza The surreptitious nature of this conf...
Looking back fifty years, one can see obvious differences in the public’s general state of health. Current data shows that more than 44% of people who died in 2009 had been diagnosed with cancer at some point in their life and these figures are increasing. by Ryan CristianAroun...
Traveler Sean Hoffman thought you might like to see the insanely long line to get through TSA at Midway Airport last week. You know… for your safety.by Melissa DykesTens of thousands of Americans have been missing their flights due to exceedingly long lines at airports in recen...
Religions tend to invent ideas and concepts just like every other creative human enterprise, and they have unleashed some remarkably bad ideas onto humanity. by Vic Bishop, Waking TimesMost of these are centered around the notion of telling people what to do and how to live their...
Mark Zuckerberg has hinted at the personally invasive future of social media. by Christina Sarich, Waking TimesHis new artificial intelligence technology doesn’t even need your face to determine who you are, but a new social media platform in Russia is launching that will make ...