Coca Growing at Historical Maximum
The ways of world's largest cocaine producer Colombia are getting wider, and the quantities reach staggering levels.
Online Dating Expert Charged of Drugging and Raping of Two Women
Police fear that there may be hundreds more victims of the doctor and his girlfriend who allegedly drug and rape woman.
Scientist Invented Glasses That Reveal Tumor Cells
Thanks to the revolutionary glasses, surgeons can remove only the diseased tissue and save millions of lives.
The US Senator Accused UK for Plotting a False Chemical Attack to Justify Attack on Syria
Senator Richard Black claimed that Syrian President Bashar is trying to defend Christianity and if Damascus falls, it would pave the way for radical Islam into the Europe.
Obama: Trump is a Symptom, Not a Cause
In his speech at The University of Illinois, former US president urged Americans to vote for the Democrats and stand tall against Donald Trump.
US Prepared To Blame Syrian Government on Chemical Attack Yet to Come
Prophecy that Syrian government would stand behind future chemical attack on Idlib came amid Moscow’s warnings on another false flag plot.
Dorothy’s Red Shoes Found after 13 Years
The red shoes that Judy Garland wore in "The Wizard of Oz" from the 1939 movie were found and returned to the American Academy of Film.
'Mayor in Bikini' Flew Over London
A balloon in the form of the mayor of London Sadik Khan flew over UK’s capitol sparking heated debate on social networks.
New Discovery in CERN: The Breakdown of God’s Particle
The discovery of new bottom quarks motivates scientists to further explore the universe by breaking down matter to the smallest existing parts.
US Senator John McCain Dies at 81
In his 36 years of service in Congress, McCain had acquired a reputation as a maverick Republican who was not shy about throwing American troops in wars worldwide.
New Study: Diet Better for the Brain than Exercise
Research has shown that if you adhere to a low-fat diet it is potentially more effective than exercising in keeping your brain cells later in life.
Jealous Man Arrested for Waterboarding His Girlfriend
British man pleaded guilty to assault and inflicting physical injury, threatening murder, insulting police and sending threatening messages.
Merkel and Putin Agreed on North Stream 2
In the midst of economic sanctions imposed by the EU and the US on Russia, European companies are concluding energy agreements with the Russian companies.
The US and Turkey ‘War’ Gives Russia the Historical Chance to Hurt NATO
Putin told Erdogan that Russia and Turkey are "on the same side" and Turkey considers buying military equipment from Russia while calling on boycott of all American products.
The Fascinating Story of Citroën Dyane Prototypes
Hidden by engineers in hay, not from Nazis but from Citroën itself who wanted to destroy them, three prototypes were found and restored.
Erdogan Warned US That Turkey May Find ‘New Friends’
Turkish president Erdogan warned Washington for allegedly not respecting of the sovereignty of Turkey which undermines Turkish effort to renew broken ties.
Internet Censorship: The Falling of the Last Bastion of the Democracy
Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram are private companies that operate globally without competition spreading censored content posing as public companies.
Alcohol Helps You Speak a Foreign Language Better, a New Study Finds
Researchers find that subjects who were under the influence of small dosages of alcohol apparently had better pronunciation in foreign language than a completely sober group.
Maternal Deaths Dropping in Developed Countries but Rise Sharply in the US
Investigative journalism found that hospitals know how to protect mothers, they just aren’t doing it.
The Guardians Of The Gunn
United in support of director James Gunn The Guardians Of The Galaxy crew urge Disney to rehire writer and director fired over his tweets years ago.
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