More of Today’s ArticlesConfirmed: Barack Obama was running the entire spygate operation that violated federal law to spy on Trump campaign officials
In recent months, democrats have laughed in the face of everyone that has even considered the possibility that Barack Obama was involved in the counterintelligence investigation into the Trump …
It’s time to call the Establishment media what it is: An enemy of the state
Earlier this week during an appearance on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” program, New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman pleaded with viewers to ‘vote Democrat’ in the midterm elections in November. …
Folic acid supplements can reduce the risk of stroke by 73 percent in hypertensive patients
Expectant mothers are quite familiar with the importance of ensuring they get enough folic acid to help prevent birth defects like spina bifida, but it turns out that there’s another group who …
Cryptocurrency blockchains being sabotaged in “51 percent attacks” to steal virtual coins
The plotline of the recently-aired season finale of the fifth season of Silicon Valley eerily came to life this past week when nearly 20M of cryptocurrency was stolen from online …
Time is not the fourth dimension: Glenn Jessome in the latest episode of CounterThink with Mike Adams
As far as we can remember, the concept of time has always been there. But what really is time? Is it truly the fourth dimension that comes after space? Joseph Glenn Jessome of the Jessome Society …
39 percent of the total food waste in the U.S. caused by healthy eaters
Picking a healthy regimen is good for the human body, but it might also be bad for the environment. Researchers from Vermont warned that healthy eaters are responsible for 39 percent of all food …
Should you tell people you’re a prepper? Experts say keep your cards close to your chest
If you’re a prepper, you’re rightfully concerned about what could happen in the event of a disaster. You’ve been trying to consider all the eventualities and prepare for them, and perhaps you’ve …
“Super Size Me” liver damage claim crumbles as Morgan Spurlock revealed to have abused alcohol for decades
It’s not often that you’ll find a Natural News writer defending McDonald’s. After all, we’ve been calling them out for their toxic junk food for years now. Nonetheless, right is right and wrong …
China’s “social credit” system rewards “good” citizens while punishing “bad” ones: Is this America’s future?
Author George Orwell’s fictional work “1984” has turned out to be more prophetic than anyone could have imagined in the late 1940s when it was published. In his book, Orwell wrote about an …
Burdock: The nutrients, medicinal uses and history of this worldwide weed
In today’s world, where buzzwords rule and people are always looking for the next best superfood, it’s a shame that they’ve overlooked a potential candidate growing right in their lawns. While …
The damage is instantaneous: Researchers say even one high-fat meal sets you up for heart disease
If you think eating healthy throughout the week is enough to warrant you a high-fat cheat day, think again. Scientists report that just having a single high-fat meal is enough for our bodies to …
Teens who nap during the day perform better in school
Young people who take a nap during the day do better in school, according to a study published in the journal Behavioral Sleep Medicine. A team of researchers from the University of …
Wetlands reduce nitrate pollution in rivers and streams five times more efficiently than land-based mitigation strategies
Nitrate pollution comes from the nitrate used in crop fertilizers that goes to rivers and streams through drainage systems and agricultural ditches. High concentrations of nitrate in rivers and …
Smartphone app developed to detect heart disease
Detecting heart disease is now easier – thanks to a team of researchers at the University of Southern Californiawho have developed a smartphone app that can measure a key risk factor for …
Cities can reduce air pollution by adding more trees and bushes along roadways
According to new plans, “living green walls” mightsoon be built along major commuter routes by Birmingham. If these new plans are put into effect, structures in the city will be filled … |
