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Threat of Catastrophic War Means World Must Submit to International Authority Lord Bertrand Russell, author of The Impact of Science on Society (1952), noted philosopher and wealthy aristocrat, analyzes the role of science and technology ...
A Former President of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Recounts Happy Times at Bohemian Grove In his memoir, Across the Busy Years, Nicholas Murray Butler, a founder of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace ...
Ever wonder how Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano keeps her cool during all of those stressful press conferences? This handy dandy FEMA “Talking to the Media” tri-fold instructional card can’t hurt! Received this from a ...
Vaccination continues to be heralded as one of the top achievements in medicine while all of the evidence to the contrary continues to be ignored. Earlier this week, The New York Times ran a 1500-word ...
Take a look at this World War II-era U.S. Army recruitment propaganda: If this poster were updated for today, I imagine it might look something like this: Here are a few facts about our nation’s ...
Who flies the drones America uses to take out military targets in foreign locales all over the globe? I had the chance to talk to an Air Force drone pilot operating out of Whiteman Air ...
When many have regarded you as ‘the most evil corporation on the planet,’ it makes sense you would have to pay someone to say good things about you and your products. Check out how this ...
A joint report by the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Agriculture says the federal agencies will have to do more testing to be sure if pesticide is bad for bees. Apparently basic ...
Food allergies and intolerance aren’t just on the rise — they are reaching a dangerous crescendo. Today we stopped at a local café for a taco and asked for corn tortillas as opposed to flour. ...
“Shall we always study to obtain more of these things, and not sometimes to be content with less?” This short film takes a revealing look into our own lives. Short excerpts from Walden are juxtaposed ...
