It is time to strike while the iron is hot. Media coverage of the devastation in Texas is at a peak right now and history shows us that people will help when they see it on TV. 

However, when coverage stops, so does most of the support. Knowing this, it is time to make your move and show your support to your fellow humans who are suffering dearly right now after being hit by one of the worst storms in US history.

But, before you simply click the link and donate to the Red Cross, you should know their history and know there are far better ways to help.

The Red Cross is no stranger to scandal. Putting them on the corruption map was their reaction to the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti.

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Government officials have been closely monitoring the activity in the Yellowstone caldera.

However, scientists at NASA have now come up with an incredibly risky plan to save the United States from the super volcano.

by Mac Slavo, Guest author

A NASA scientist has spoken out about the true threat of super volcanoes and the risky methods that could be used to prevent a devastating eruption.

Lying beneath the tranquil and beautiful settings of Yellowstone National Park in the US lies an enormous magma chamber, called a caldera.

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Cancer, second only to heart disease as a cause of death in the United States, claims over 591,000 lives per year.

Now, a groundbreaking study conducted at Stony Brook University in New York shows that 90 percent of all cancers – many more than had been previously thought – may be caused by environmental and lifestyle factors, such as smoking, drinking and diet.

The findings, which suggest that cancer is more preventable than previously believed, inject a note of hope into the battle against this devastating disease.

In this special report, you will discover nine of the most potent anticancer nutrients in existence – an all-star lineup of protective foods, herbs, vitamins and minerals that can help to stop cancer in its tracks.

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Did you know that over 4,600 people in the United States alone are diagnosed with cancer every single day?

Given these statistics, it’s more than likely that someone close to you has been affected by cancer, or that you yourself have been diagnosed.

Imagine the type of thoughts that must go through a person’s head when they receive this diagnosis — the dread anticipation of what the next days, weeks, and months of their life will look like.

You may have had these thoughts yourself or know someone who has, and I can only assume it’s terrifying, not only for the person who receives the diagnosis, but also for their friends and family, too.

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