 Rumsfeld may be charged with war crimes by German courtsBy Jerome Douglas, November 14 2006
(NaturalNews) Donald Rumsfeld -- who just last week resigned as U.S. Defense Secretary -- may be facing more scrutiny now that he's about to leave his official Washington duties. New legal documents that originated with Germany's top prosecutor will seek a criminal investigation and prosecution of Rumsfeld in addition to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, former CIA director George Tenet and other senior U.S. civilian and military officers.
The investigation is based on the their alleged roles...
 When online dating fails, singles turn to real-world matchmakersBy Jessica Fraser, November 7 2006
(NaturalNews) Online daters who are disenchanted with cyber dating after potential partners misrepresent themselves are increasingly turning to professional matchmakers.
For a much higher price than online dating sites charge, real-world matchmaking companies extensively interview clients, then find real potential dates at business and social events. Many companies provide professional date coaching for clients -- including memorization of dating dos and don'ts -- and some matchmaking firms even...
Saddam's guilty verdict timed for maximum political impactBy Ben Kage, November 6 2006
(NaturalNews) Saddam Hussein was sentenced to death Sunday for his actions while leading the nation of Iraq, but while some are saying the sentence is deserved, others are claiming the verdict did not fall on the same day as midterm elections by coincidence.
On Oct. 19, NaturalNews reported on a column in The Nation that pointed out Saddam's all-but-inevitable guilty verdict would fall on Nov. 5, and the political implications of that concurrence since the capture of Saddam also provided a spike...
 Depleted uranium has killed 11,000 U.S. military veterans; mainstream media ignores storyBy Jerome Douglas, November 3 2006
(NaturalNews) Highly toxic depleted uranium has created a death toll reaching the 11,000-soldier mark, and the continuing scandal is thought to have been the main reason behind the recent departure of Anthony Principi -- the secretary of the Veterans Affairs Department.
Arthur Bernklau, executive director of Veterans for Constitutional Law in New York, said "The real reason for Mr. Principi's departure was really never given … however, a special report published by eminent scientist Leuren Moret...
 Fake boarding pass generator website shows weaknesses in airport security measuresBy Jerome Douglas, November 3 2006
(NaturalNews) Christopher Soghoian recently created a fake boarding pass generating website that allowed anyone with Internet access to create fake boarding passes for Northwest Airlines. The passes could be generated using any name, any airport and for any date or flight.
Soghoian was then visited by the FBI, which seized his computers and other belongings. Some politicians -- like Rep. Edward Markey, D-MA -- have even called for his arrest amid the controversy over his website.
Soghoian has...
 Elephants pass the mirror recognition test, demonstrating higher animal intelligenceBy Jerome Douglas, November 2 2006
(NaturalNews) A large "elephant-proof" mirror was constructed at the Bronx Zoo so experiments could be performed that would provide an index of an animal's ability to conceive of and recognize itself.
Elephants and other animals are thought to be in a unique position to use what they know about themselves to make inferences. Those inferences -- about other beings and about their own needs -- may give researchers clues about how intelligence is formed. "It really is a clue about the evolution of...
 Pentagon censors soldiers' blogsBy Ben Kage, November 1 2006
(NaturalNews) The U.S. military is again scrutinizing "milblogs" -- blogs by active duty or former military personnel -- and more are going offline in the wake of a renewed push to silence perceived security risks.
"Loose lips sink ships. That's been around since World War I, and hasn't changed in years," said Lt. Col. Stephen Warnock, team leader and battalion commander of a Manassas-based unit of 10 Virginia National Guard members and contractors from tech company CA assigned to review milblogs...
 China claims no internet censorship whatsoeverBy Ben Kage, November 1 2006
(NaturalNews) China has drawn criticism from free speech advocates after a government official recently claimed at a U.N. summit that China had no Internet censorship whatsoever.
The official put some of the blame for site inaccessibility on an inferior internet infrastructure in China and the fact that millions of Chinese citizens do not have internet access at all.
"In China, we don't have software blocking Internet sites," the official said. "Sometimes we have trouble accessing them, but...
 Michigan high school students terrorized in police-state security drillBy Jerome Douglas, October 31 2006
(NaturalNews) With the school shootings in various communities around the nation on the minds of many, police in the western Michigan community of Wyoming entered two classrooms at Lee Middle and High School last Thursday and announced there was a threat to the school.
The students -- according to the Grand Rapids Press newspaper -- were unaware police were conducting a drill as they were taken from the classroom into the halls, and then patted down by officers. The students were also asked what...
 Head of GAO warns America is headed for financial ruin; national debt will bankrupt U.S. economyBy Jerome Douglas, October 31 2006
(NaturalNews) The comptroller general of the United States says the nation is on the path to financial ruin unless the American public tells Washington to change its ways.
David M. Walker, head of the General Accountability Office, or GAO, is the nation's top federal accountant. With the voting season now in full swing as November approaches, candidates from both major political parties are talking up the standard issues that energize the public and encourage discussions, but no candidate appears...
 Amnesty International calls for governments and companies to protect internet freedomBy Ben Kage, October 30 2006
(NaturalNews) A press release on the Amnesty International web site says that world governments and companies are keeping citizens uninformed by restricting and censoring internet content, so at the 2006 Internet Governance Forum that starts today in Athens, Greece, the group is calling on these governments and companies to reverse this trend.
One of the ways Amnesty International is already fighting the problem is by promoting the pledge of internet freedom, which reads: "I believe the Internet...
 New Bush security policy asserts U.S. ownership of outer spaceBy Jerome Douglas, October 27 2006
(NaturalNews) The potential battleground of the future -- outer space -- now belongs to the United States, according to U.S. President George W. Bush. Bush, who just recently signed a new National Space Policy that asserts America's right to deny access to space to anyone "hostile to U.S. interests."
In addition to this new policy's ownership statement of outer space, the policy also rejects future arms-control agreements that might limit U.S. flexibility in space.
The introduction of the new...
 Elections easily hacked via electronic voting machinesBy Jerome Douglas, October 25 2006
(NaturalNews) As more voting processes across the country turn from the old-fashioned pencil-and-ballot to newer, computerized voting systems, the possibility increases that these new systems will be open to many kinds of electronic fraud.
Cheryl Kagan, a former Maryland Democratic legislator, was shocked when she opened her mail recently to discover three computer discs containing the secret source code for vote counting machines. The information she received could be used to alter the votes...
 Columnist: Saddam Hussein's "guilty" conviction announcement planned for two days before electionsBy Ben Kage, October 19 2006
(NaturalNews) According to Tom Engelhardt's editorial in the Oct. 18 issue of The Nation, the U.S.-backed tribunal of Saddam Hussein will likely delay its verdict until Nov. 5, which he notes makes it fall on the day of midterm elections.
What Engelhardt finds hard to accept is the fact that many in the mainstream media seem to have put a guilty verdict forward as a foregone conclusion, but almost none of them seem to have noticed the correlation between the verdict's date and the midterm elections...
 Former HP chair indicted over same crimes still committed by Bush AdministrationBy Ben Kage, October 6 2006
(NaturalNews) An internal investigation at Hewlett-Packard that may have used illegal practices has led to the arrests of several key members of the company's hierarchy, but one political critic wants to know why HP's higher ups have been indicted for illegal spying while the Bush administration is not investigated for the same actions.
Company directors at HP had been accusing each other of leaking to the media for a few months, and last month the battle became public when it was revealed that...
Bush Administration blocks scientific report on global warmingBy Jerome Douglas, September 28 2006
(NaturalNews) The Bush administration has blocked the release of a report suggesting that global warming is likely contributing to the formation, frequency and strength of hurricanes.
NOAA scientists drafted the report linking human activity with hurricane activity in February 2006. It was scheduled to be released to the public that May, but was prohibited from being released and published by the Commerce Department on "technical grounds."
The journal Nature quoted NOAA Administrator Conrad...
Gambling is only legal when the government gets a cutBy Jerome Douglas, September 25 2006
Stocks fell sharply in the online gaming industry at the beginning of September, after word spread of a second Internet gaming executive arrested by U.S. authorities.
Peter Dicks of Sportingbet.com was taken into custody as part of an ongoing investigation into the gaming site. The arrest warrant was sealed, and there are no indictments, said a senior trooper from the Louisiana State Police.
"This arrest highlights the U.S. Department of Justice is going after online gaming companies by...
Electronic voting machines easily hacked, demonstrates Princeton professorBy NaturalNews, September 14 2006
(NaturalNews) Voting machines have caused controversy due to studies that say they are vulnerable to hacking and vote tampering, but Princeton University computer science professor Edward Felten and two graduate students, Ariel Feldman and Alex Halderman, have escalated these doubts by actually obtaining a commonly used electronic voting machine and hacking it.
Felten and his students acquired a Diebold AccuVote-TS from an undisclosed source and extensively tested the vulnerabilities of the machine...
 The one secret the oil industry doesn't want you to know: You don't have to change the oil in your car!By Mike Adams, September 7 2006
At CounterThink, you learn a lot of information that challenges your current view of reality, and this article is no exception to that. It's about changing your oil in your car. You might say, "What? Changing my oil? What could be controversial or earth-shattering about that?" Well, how about the idea that there's actually no need to change the oil in your car? The oil-changing industry has been created to sell you new oil that you really don't need.
From a mechanical point of view, the oil in...
 While extraterrestrial life may exist, "The Secret NASA Transmissions" video is not proof of itBy Mike Adams, September 6 2006
This is a review of a video called "The Secret NASA Transmissions: The Smoking Gun." The video is called the most popular underground tape among astronauts, and it claims to show video evidence of aliens in space. There's allegedly some form of intelligent life flying around on the NASA videos.
I decided to take a look at this video because a lot of people were mentioning it, and they knew that I was interested in evidence of life beyond Earth (even if it's just microbial life on Mars). While...
Precognition of who's calling appears to be widespread, claims researcherBy NaturalNews, September 5 2006
(NaturalNews) Receiving a phone call from someone you were just thinking about, or even placing a phone call to someone at the exact moment they call you, may not be a coincidence, according to research funded by Trinity College in Cambridge, England.
Rupert Sheldrake today reported to the annual meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science that he studied 63 people who were asked to give researchers names and phone numbers for four relatives or friends. Then, each of these...
National security whistleblower posts tell-all video on YouTubeBy NaturalNews, August 31 2006
(NaturalNews) Former Lockheed Martin project manager and engineer Michael DeKort has stirred up a hornets' nest with his 10-minute video on YouTube.com. During the video, he charges his former company of shoddy workmanship on security upgrades for Coast Guard vessels.
"What I am going to tell you is going to seem preposterous," DeKort begins on his video, going on to say there are critical blind spots in the security cameras of some Coast Guard ships, that the systems for classified communications...
Evolution study no longer approved under federal education grantsBy NaturalNews, August 24 2006
(NaturalNews) There is a big hole in the National Smart Grant list where evolutionary biology used to be. While spokespersons for the Department of Education say that it was a clerical error, some members of the scientific community fear that pressure from religious groups may have been the real cause for the omission of low-income educational grants for study on the subject.
Department of Education spokesperson Katherine McLane insists the field of study was not left off the list on purpose, and...
First impressions decided in one-tenth of a secondBy NaturalNews, August 24 2006
(NaturalNews) A new study by researchers at Princeton University has found that people take just a tenth of a second to make character judgments about the people they meet.
The researchers showed 200 study participants photographs of people's faces, and asked them to rate the photos on attractiveness, likeability, trustworthiness, competence and aggression. The participants made up their minds about the people in the photos in 100 milliseconds -- one-tenth of a second -- and when given longer glances...
Federal judge strikes down warrantless surveillance, dealing blow to Bush police state tacticsBy NaturalNews, August 18 2006
(NaturalNews) Arguably the most controversial of the post-Sept. 11 antiterrorist measures was President Bush's NSA-run "Terrorist Surveillance Program," which has been under fire as "warrantless surveillance" ever since its December 2005 exposure by the New York Times. U.S. District Judge Anna Diggs Taylor Thursday ordered an immediate halt to the program.
The Detroit judge is the first to shut down the program that involves secretly recording conversations between people in the United States and...
Housing bubble peaks as 28 states see decline in home salesBy NaturalNews, August 16 2006
(NaturalNews) For the past five years, the U.S. housing market enjoyed a record economic boom as the lowest mortgage rates in more than 40 years drew a multitude of buyers, but experts say the bubble may be set to burst as sales dropped in 28 states and the District of Columbia this spring.
The National Association of Realtors reported Tuesday that sales of existing homes were at a record 7.193 million units in the spring of 2005, but that number plummeted by 7.5 percent to 6.693 million units...
AOL search data reveals disturbing details about usersBy NaturalNews, August 9 2006
(NaturalNews) According to a report by CNET news, internet giant AOL recently published the search histories of more than 650,000 of its users, exposing the lives of regular -- and not so regular -- people to public scrutiny.
While AOL apologized, and the data do not identify the searchers by name, the document was removed from the AOL web site too late to keep it from being replicated across the internet.
This release of this information means anyone can look up three months of AOL search history...
Real US federal budget deficit is in the trillions; Congress still playing numbers gamesBy Mike Adams, August 4 2006
(NaturalNews) The federal government declared a $318 billion budget deficit last year, but in reality it was over $3 trillion, according to government accountants.
"We've been hiding the bottom line from the American people," says Rep. Jim Cooper, D-Tenn., "It's not fair to them, and it's delusional on our part."
Congress uses "cash accounting" -- an accounting practice that would be illegal for any U.S. corporation -- in order to report a lower deficit publicly. This method is comparable...
9/11 rescuers found to suffer from severe lung damageBy NaturalNews, August 2 2006
(NaturalNews) Dust from the collapse of the World Trade Center has caused the type of lung problems in emergency crews that would have taken 12 years to occur under normal circumstances, reports a study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
The results of the tests on firefighters were unique because researchers were able to look at their respiratory function tests from as far back as 1997. Routine lung tests had been carried out on the workers as part of...
House and Senate finally call for investigation into Depleted Uranium (DU) poisoning of troopsBy NaturalNews, July 31 2006
(NaturalNews) Veterans' appeals for government assistance in post-service health problems have finally resulted in the U.S. House and Senate calling for immediate research on radioactive metals used in armor and weapons.
Published research shows uranium binds to DNA and causes cell mutation, leading to an increase in cancer and birth deformities in soldiers and Middle Eastern civilians who were exposed to the substance, which is used in tanks and munitions.
A Gulf War veteran who handled uranium...
Homeland Security can now search your laptop computer: Man gets 25 years for deleted image filesBy NaturalNews, July 27 2006
(NaturalNews) Three judges have ruled that border police can seize laptops and run forensic tests without warrants or probable cause.
Due to his criminal background, Stuart Romm was denied access by Canadian authorities into British Columbia. When he returned to the Seattle-Tacoma airport, he allowed Homeland Security to search his laptop using forensic software. The tests revealed deleted files of child pornography left on the laptop's cache.
The judge in Romm's case refused his attorney's...
Top web companies violating human rights, charges Amnesty InternationalBy NaturalNews, July 21 2006
(NaturalNews) Amnesty International has publicly criticized Internet companies Microsoft, Google and Yahoo for their censorship agreements with Chinese authorities.
"The Internet should promote free speech, not restrict it. We have to guard against
the creation of two Internets -- one for expression and one for represssion," stated Larry Cox, Amnesty's United States executive director. Amnesty claims the Internet companies "have violated their stated corporate values and policies" in order...
Feds selectively attack online gambling while horse racing, lotteries remain legalBy NaturalNews, July 19 2006
(NaturalNews) The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill last week cracking down on illegal internet gambling, but critics of the bill say the federal government is being selective in attacking online gambling, while lotteries and horse racing remain legal.
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Act passed the House on July 11 and strengthens the existing law -- the Federal Wire Act of 1961 -- that was used to argue that online gambling is illegal by preventing banks and credit card companies from...
 The coming financial collapse of the U.S. government: Fed papers reveal what's in store for AmericansBy Mike Adams, July 17 2006
The bankruptcy of the United States government has been talked about for years by independent observers. If you've read the book, "Empire of Debt," then you know where the U.S. is headed financially. But most people have no idea about the ultimate financial consequences of decades of borrowing and spending by Washington, and they remain irrationally convinced that the status quo will remain intact for eternity. No one in any position of authority, you see, has yet admitted that the U.S. government...
Wikipedia founder launches political site Campaigns WikiaBy NaturalNews, July 6 2006
(NaturalNews) Political buffs and armchair pundits have a new resource as of this week: Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales announced on Tuesday a wiki devoted to heavily debated political topics, called Campaigns Wikia.
Wales announced his latest wiki foray in an "open letter to the political biosphere," in which he gave notice that he was targeting activists with every political stance who have based themselves in the internet. Web-based politics have taken off since such high-profile events as Howard...
AT&T's new privacy policy declares the end of privacy for phone recordsBy NaturalNews, June 22 2006
(NaturalNews) In the wake of a number lawsuits leveled at phone companies over their alleged involvement with a U.S. government domestic spying program, AT&T has revised its privacy policy to make it clear to customers exactly who owns their phone records.
The company's original policy stated that it could share private customer information to "respond to subpoenas, court orders or other legal process, to the extent required and/or permitted by law," and "to establish or exercise" its legal rights...
American Capitalism And The Moral Poverty Of NationsBy Jason Miller, May 31 2006
Rolling through virtually any reasonably populous city or town in America, one encounters a surreal landscape blighted by grotesque temples to America's twin gods of Capitalism and Consumerism. As an increasing number of individual proprietors are driven to extinction, Wal-Mart, McDonald's, and hundreds more leviathan corporations continue their rapid construction of more houses of worship to serve their zealous congregation. Once inside, many Americans gleefully sacrifice an abundance of their greenbacks...
 Pentagon hit by flying grilled cheese sandwich, video frames showBy Mike Adams, May 18 2006
The Pentagon wasn't hit by a Boeing 757 jetliner. It was hit by a flying grilled cheese sandwich. How do I know? I clearly saw it in the video frames released by the FBI, there on the right. Not everybody sees the grilled cheese sandwich, I admit. Some people see a Boeing 757 jet out of the same blur that I'm pretty sure is a grilled cheese sandwich.
It's astonishing, really. According to almost every reporter in the mainstream media, a Boeing 757 jet, when photographed, looks exactly like an...
 Uncontrolled federal spending, encouraged by voters, to drive U.S. government into bankruptcyBy Mike Adams, May 17 2006
If you have children, you may have wondered what would happen if all children were given voting rights to control the spending decisions of the household. What if that were true across the board? What if all children in all households were given the right to vote on what kinds of things their parents spent money on? I'm sure you can imagine some of the obvious results.
Children would vote themselves an endless supply of candy, sugary breakfast cereal, video games, fashionable clothing, swimming...
 The Wal-Mart Freedom Action Plan: How to escape from Wal-Mart, even when you haven't stolen anythingBy Mike Adams, May 11 2006
Have you ever wondered if you're a mind slave of the police-state society we have in the United States these days? There's a very simple test you can do to find out. Here's the test: Go shopping at Wal-Mart repeatedly until you eventually end up walking out with an object that has an embedded RFID anti-theft chip that hasn't been deactivated. Wal-Mart's inventory control system will sound a tone and some retired, elderly person will get after you, or even tap you on the shoulder, in an effort to...
 Rebates and warranty cards: Marketing gimmicks galoreBy Mike Adams, April 18 2006
Did you ever wonder why so many products are sold with rebates? Whether you're buying computer equipment, monitors (LCD or otherwise), hard drives or just regular office equipment, it seems like everybody has this lower price advertised, but you have to apply for this rebate. You might wonder, "Well, why is this going on? Why is everything sold with a rebate? If the manufacturer is going to give me this $10 back or $20 back, why don't they just lower the price?"
Here's the answer, and this tells...
 Discount warehouse retailers: Costco vs. Sam's ClubBy Mike Adams, March 28 2006
This is a review of members-only discount warehouse retailers. In particular, I'm going to compare Sam's Club with Costco, because I've been a member of both. I've been checking them both out, so I can bring you this unbiased, unsolicited review. So, what's the bottom line on these two discount retailers? Let me tell you first what I'm looking for in retailers. A lot of people only care about the price, but I'm not really that interested in the price of products, as both warehouses are very competitive...
 Eye-opening documentary "The Corporation" reveals the true evils behind some Big Business companiesBy Mike Adams, March 22 2006
One of the most important videos you will ever see is The Corporation, a documentary by Zeitgeist Video. The film includes interviews with people like Milton Friedman and Noam Chomsky -- two individuals you wouldn't normally see in the same film -- and there are also interviews with many other CEOs, whistleblowers, business brokers and even a corporate spy. This video will open your eyes -- even if you think your eyes are already open -- to the evils that are being caused by corporations around the...
 Official U.S. history of atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is more fiction than factBy Dani Veracity, February 28 2006
"The experiment has been an overwhelming success," President Harry S. Truman reportedly told his shipmates upon learning that the U.S. military had dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. When considering the bomb's immediate and generational aftereffects on human life, President Truman's statements evoke horrific images of Dr. Frankenstein standing over his own distortion of humanity. Like Frankenstein's monster, the atomic bombs the United States dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki demonstrate what...
 New research shows adults -- not just kids -- are capable of learning new languagesBy Dani Veracity, February 12 2006
The Americanization and Anglicization of the world has enabled many Americans to become overconfident in English as the world's langua franca. In contrast to other countries, where foreign languages like English are taught in elementary school, Americans often don't begin foreign language instruction until high school. By this time, it's often difficult for a student to learn all the nuances of a foreign language, especially individual sounds.
For example, many Americans are surprised at how easily...
 The truth about Enron that most Americans don't want to hearBy Mike Adams, February 2 2006
Mainstream America loves to dream. But those dreams turned to financial nightmares when the massive house of fraud known as Enron collapsed a few years ago. Later, nightmares turned to anger as Americans harmed by the collapse (investors, employees and energy customers) pointed their collective fingers at Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling, proclaiming, "THEY are to blame for all this!"
Are they really? Anyone familiar with the details of the Enron story knows that Ken Lay was the cheerleader of the fraud...
 Gore warns Americans over Bush lawlessness, tyrannyBy Guest, January 19 2006
The following is the full text of a speech given by Al Gore at Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C., Monday, January 16, 2006. We feature it here due to its importance in explaining exactly why recent actions by President Bush are a grave threat to freedom. Bush's actions can only be described as a "war on freedom," for in fighting the so-called terrorists, Bush has single-handedly turned the executive branch of the U.S. government into a Police State tyranny. If this transgression is not challenged...
 Warning signs of the housing bubble crash (part two)By Mike Adams, January 1 2006
This is Mike Adams talking about the looming housing bubble burst in the U.S. real estate market. It's coming. As I said before, I predicted the dot-com bust, but I was three years early. It's impossible to predict the exact timing on these things, but when the signs are there, you know it's coming. Eventually, it will go so far and people will get sane, and then things will start to unwind. It will accelerate towards a price collapse because there is a cascading effect. Once the housing prices collapse...
 Don't get caught in the housing bubble crash (part one)By Mike Adams, December 29 2005
Hello everyone, this is Mike Adams with a commentary on personal finance. This is being written in December 2005, and I'm seeing some major warning signs out there about the housing bubble. I'd like to share these with you and give you a brief history of my financial predictions.
In 1998, I began loudly warning people about the approaching dot-com bust. I had analyzed the situation and knew the bubble was going to burst. There was no doubt in my mind, because I looked at the fundamentals of these...
 80 percent of U.S. businesses are overcharged on their phone bills while telecom companies reap profits from "accidental" billing errorsBy Ben Kage, December 11 2005
When Alexander Graham Bell placed the first phone call to Thomas Watson, it is doubtful he was considering whether he would be overcharged for the call. Many American businesses have the same attitude, and it's just easier for them to trust that the phone company is charging the correct amount than scrutinize each item on the bill.
Even though most companies would list the phone bill as one of their top expenses, few take the time to have someone look over the bill for errors. Those that do usually...
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