Preparing for disaster and infrastructure failure involves requires planning and provisioning. It is also important to foster an awareness of current events, and an understanding of how they directly or indirectly impact our lives. Whether it’s the financial crisis and potential disruption of commerce, an earthquake in China, tornados and flooding in the midwest, or a terrorist threat in Europe, this page will bring you relevant news, serving as a constant reminder that our lives can be dramatically affected by events that are geographically removed from our own day to day world. We select articles for you that illustrate at least these concepts:

• Disasters occur unexpectedly, with unexpected consequences, and the scope, severity, and duration cannot be gleaned from a single news source.
• We do not fully understand our world, and we do not control our environment.
• The government cannot be relied upon for protection, safety, or correct information; our nation is dangerously unprepared for the next disaster.
• Government regulation often has unintended and even harmful consequences.
• Technology can fail, despite our best efforts.
• Privacy is a lost concept.
• We have lost touch with our history and have rejected the difficult lessons it is capable of teaching us.
• We often fail to think through the consequences of our actions or inactions.
• There are people in the world who wish to harm us, and who are working hard to acquire the means to do so.
• It is impossible to prepare for an emergency after the fact.

Please bookmark this page and check it daily. Headlines are updated daily by 8:30 a.m. Central Time.

Today's Headlines

Thursday July 29, 2010

• Tax Aversion Syndrome and Our Deficit Future
• Landslide leaves 21 missing and 4,000 evacuated in China's 'worst flood season for a decade'
• Michigan Oil Spill Among Largest In Midwest History: Kalamazoo Spill SOAKS Wildlife (VIDEO)
• Giant panda killed by poisonous gas, Chinese officials say
• 50 Things Everyone Should Know How To Do
• Doomsday shelters making a comeback
• Asteroid could raze London
• Leftover H1N1 vaccine, tickborne infections

Past Headlines

Wednesday July 28, 2010

• Bath entrepreneur 'holds the key' to internet security
• What Your Local Hospital is Hoping You Won't Discover
• Man hit by six meteorites
• Home Vacancies Rise as U.S. Ownership Falls to Lowest in Decade
• Oil Spill Epidemic
• Collecting rainwater now illegal in many states as Big Government claims ownership over our water
• Seven People Have Been Entrusted With The Keys To The Internet

Tuesday July 27, 2010

• Hundreds of thousands are without electricity; Water restrictions for 1.8M...
• Mourning the Wrong Girl
• UDPATE 2-Smog blankets Moscow on city's hottest day
• Contact lenses top cause of device problem in kids
• Fungus wilts spirits of basil lovers, farmers
• Judge Rules CIA Can Withhold Info about Illegal Methods
• BP Oil Spill: Clean-Up Crews Can't Find Crude in the Gulf

Monday July 26, 2010

• Global disaster: is humanity prepared for the worst?
• Peru Government Declares Cold Wave Emergency in 16 Regions
• NASA's Deep Space Camera Locates Host of 'Earths'
• States of Crisis for 46 Governments Facing Greek-Style Deficits
• Tokyo trials digital billboards that scan passers-by
• Florida Oil Spill Law
• Lights Out Means Lost Sales

Sunday July 25, 2010

• American-Bred Terrorists Causing Alarm For Law Enforcement
• The Great Crate Crackdown
• 'Indescribable, crazy pain': Surviving dengue fever
• White House predicts record $1.47 trillion deficit this year, 9 percent unemployment next year
• China Calls Our Bluff
• Jindal declares emergency preparing for storm
• Floods close Chicago interstate, damage Iowa dam

Saturday July 24, 2010

• Dengue Fever Showing Up In Central Florida
• North Korea threatens 'physical response' to US military exercises
• Car, driver tumble into giant sinkhole amid rainstorm
• Tips to Avoid Bringing Carcinogens Home
• Why This Gigantic 'Intelligence' Apparatus? Follow the Money
• As credit card holders play it safe, issuers increase non-penalty service fees
• Thousands show up at Tulsa food pantry Friday
• Officials Plan to Eliminate 170,000 Canada Geese in New York

Friday July 23, 2010

• AP: Homeland Security's probes of people requesting info were political
• The Tax Tsunami On The Horizon
• Obama's Electronic Health Records Czar: HIV Status and Abortions Need Not be Included
• Water Shortage!
• Chinese Satellite Fleet Grows, And Grows
• Censored Gulf news: Scientists call on Obama to stop chem-spray
• Ouch! Jellyfish stings 150 on N.H. beach
• U.S. credit card agreements unreadable to 4 out of 5 adults
• Hundreds of dead penguins dot Brazil's beaches

Thursday July 22, 2010

• The secrets next door
• Gold Coin Sellers Angered by New Tax Law
• Half of Americans Have Less Than $2,000 Saved for Retirement
• Large China oil spill threatens sea life, water
• Barack Obama sends 1,200 National Guardsmen to seal Mexican border
• International Law Failing to Protect Coral Reefs and Tropical Fish, Experts Argue

Wednesday July 21, 2010

• Stores push summertime 'Christmas' sales
• BP Well Stays Capped for Another Day, Slick Shrinks in Size
• National Security Inc.
• USDA Admits Link Between Antibiotic Use by Big Ag and Human Health
• Bias and bigotry in academia
• China shows military strength ahead of US drill
• DoD, Guard establish eight Homeland Response Force units
• Bavarian Nordic Delivers 1 Million Doses of First Vaccine Developed Under U.S. Biopreparedness Program to the Strategic National Stockpile

Tuesday July 20, 2010

• A hidden world, growing beyond control
• Post documents growth of intelligence since 9/11
• Is the internet ruining our minds?
• Deaths as dengue fever grips Caribbean
• The art of slow reading
• Chinese General Takes to Web Arguing Why U.S. Carrier Should Stay Out of the Yellow Sea
• Cities Rent Police, Janitors to Save Cash

Monday July 19, 2010

• 25,000 new asteroids found by NASA's sky mapping
• Scientists baffled by unusual upper atmosphere shrinkage
• The Jobless Effect: Is the Real Unemployment Rate 16.5 percent, 22 percent, or. . .?
• Underground tunnel complexes FOUND ON MOON
• World simmers in hottest year so far
• Las Vegas underground

Sunday July 18, 2010

• Hidden Cameras Reveal Huge Gaps in Border Security
• High Level Of West Nile In New York City
• Something Lingering in the Lingerie? Bed Bugs Hit Victoria's Secret
• A Puzzling Collapse of Earth's Upper Atmosphere
• The night sky on fire: 2,000 firefighters battle inferno that blazed for 15 hours in China after TWO oil pipelines explode
• Testing The Gulf Water - Results Not Good
• BP, the Gulf oil spill and 87 days that changed the world
• Arizona turns off speed cameras
• Chinese oil pipeline explodes

Saturday July 17, 2010

• Tiny mushrooms blamed for hundreds of deaths in China
• State Department warns employees about new website highlighting Top Secret facilities
• World sizzles to record for the year
• Forest Service Will Close Caves in Rocky Mountain Region to Protect Bats From Lethal Disease
• Pentagon warns Congress: accounts running dry
• America Plunging to Bankruptcy While DC Plays Politics as Usual
• Video news from Scientific American

Friday July 16, 2010

• July snow, torrential rains pound province
• More Than 60 La Jolla Beachgoers Stung By Stingrays
• Flocking to the Coast: World's Population Migrating into Danger
• Record-Breaking X-ray Blast Briefly Blinds Space Observatory
• Bat fungus is spreading alarm, may prompt captive program
• 900-year-old Song dynasty drains save Chinese city from deadly floods
• Cybersecurity consensus: 'We haven't done enough'

Thursday July 15, 2010

• Beijing starts gating, locking migrant villages
• More than 1,000 exposed to dengue in Florida: CDC
• Tiny, toxic mushrooms kill hundreds in China
• Arizona: Hundreds of Thousands of Speeding Tickets Ignored by Drivers; Not Enough Process Servers to Handle the Load; Dozens of Speed Cameras Coming Down
• The sad math of aid in Haiti: 6 months, 2 percent
• Study: Attack on Iran would be 'start of long war'
• Scientists Say Gulf Spill May Permanently Alter Food Chain
• Here's What You Need To Know About The $2.2 Trillion Gulf Economy Being Threatened By The Leak
• NSA Executive Leaked After Official Reporting Process Failed Him

Wednesday July 14, 2010

• Russia longs for breather in fierce heatwave
• Thousands of laptops stolen during nine-hour heist
• Historian warns of sudden collapse of American 'empire'
• More than 1,000 exposed to dengue in Florida: CDC
• Fewer Nukes, More Cash: Energy Dept Wants $175 Billion for Weapons Complex
• The U.S. Navy And Internal Rot
• Sea Levels Rising in Parts of Indian Ocean; Greenhouse Gases Play Role, Study Finds

Tuesday July 13, 2010

• Tampa sinkhole swallows car, continues to grow
• Backlash grows vs. full-body scanners
• Eco warrior's Pacific journey shows how 'dumb plastic' is killing our seas
• American Credit Scores Crash To New Lows
• Secret gold swap has spooked the market
• Too Rich to Live?

Monday July 12, 2010

• Bomb scare on Air France jet flying same route where 228 died last summer
• Four bust in 'dirty bomb' sale sting
• Australian vegetables poisoned as police probe sabotage
• Hundreds rescued from overheated trains in Germany
• What summer? Record cold at LAX as July gloom continues
• Australia - Global warming my backside with the coldest day in 100 years
• More and more Americans preparing for social unrest
• The Creativity Crisis

Sunday July 11, 2010

• Google Street View accused of Congress 'snooping'
• IRS starts mopping up Congress's tax-reporting mess
• Overexposure to cellphones hazardous to one's health
• How your Apple iPhone spies on you
• Total Solar Eclipse This Weekend Visible To Lucky Few
• U.S., Russian planes swap 14 spies in Vienna

Saturday July 10, 2010

• New BP Data Show 20% of Gulf Spill Responders Exposed to Chemical That Sickened Valdez Workers
• Look who's listening in on public conversations
• Tiger population 'falls to lowest level since records began'
• NSA Denies It Will Spy on Utilities
• 'Eminent Domain': We're All Indians Now
• Heat Waves Could Be Commonplace in the US by 2039
• Geoscientists Find Clues to Why First Sumatran Earthquake Was Deadlier Than Second

Friday July 9, 2010

• Compared to running out of money, fear of death is no biggie
• Thousands evacuated in Texas and Mexico as storm approaches
• Plague-infected rats reported in Myanmar's capital
• 40 percent of Florida homes sales are foreclosures
• FISH OIL CAN SLASH THE RISK OF BREAST CANCER BY A THIRD
• Islanders prepare for second battle of Okinawa
• Russian bomber incursions

Thursday July 8, 2010

• Records fall again in East as heat swelters on
• Hosepipe ban will hit millions this week as UK basks in its driest spell for almost 71 years
• Record-High Heat Strains Power Grid
• The Deceptive Marketing of Aspartame
• U.S. Plans Cyber Shield for Utilities, Companies
• The toxic truth about mega-farms: Chemical fumes, distressed animals and poisoned locals driven from their homes and worse
• Central Banks Swap Tons of Gold to Raise Cash, Surprising Market

Wednesday July 7, 2010

• Dow Repeats Great Depression Pattern: Charts
• A Very Scary Light Show: Exploding H-Bombs In Space
• McDonald's McNuggets made with 'Silly Putty' chemical
• 10 Everyday Items Hackers Are Targeting Right Now
• Power returns to Toronto after outage affects 200,000
• "The Flooded Earth": Which of our cities can be saved?
• Wall Street Apocalypse: The World of the Doomsday Investors
• At least 4 dead in last 10 days after swimming at Gulf beaches

Tuesday July 6, 2010

• Airport body scanners 'could give you cancer', warns expert
• Drowning Doesn't Look Like Drowning
• Is It Safe To Go Swimming In The Gulf Of Mexico?
• Warning To Gulf Volunteers: Almost Every Cleanup Worker From The 1989 Exxon Valdez Disaster Is Now Dead
• 'And this is me next to a deadly twister': The daring couples spending their holidays in America's 'Tornado Alley'
• Illinois Stops Paying Its Bills, but Can't Stop Digging Hole
• Banned FEMA Formaldehyde Trailers Return for Latest Gulf Disaster
• Painful Dryness

Monday July 5, 2010

• Hack into a smart phone? It's easy, security experts find
• Federal disaster aid denied after Illinois tornado
• Nationwide recall of bison meat after link to E. coli
• ATM Salvation

Sunday July 4, 2010

• Space: Defer, Defend, Defeat And?
• Hundreds killed in Congo after oil tanker truck explodes
• Researchers Identify What Makes MRSA Lethal
• Switching Off Your Lights Has a Bigger Impact Than You Might Think, Says New Study
• Oil Contamination of Crab Larvae Could Be Widespread
• 90 percent of Americans Get Too Much Sodium

Saturday July 3, 2010

• BP Oil Spill: Tourism Industry Suffering on July 4th Weekend
• Most Texas school kids failing in fitness
• Dangerous new pesticide coming to the produce aisle
• Bankruptcy filings on the rise
• Seventy million expired flu vaccines about to be incinerated as waste
• Abercrombie Bedbug Outbreak Closes SECOND Store: South Street Seaport Location Found With Infestation
• Surviving a Home Invasion Robbery

Friday July 2, 2010

• Deepwater Oil Risks Greater Than Industry Admitted
• Kucinich to introduce bill for cell phone radiation research, warning label
• W.Va. Extends Containment Area For Wasting Disease
• Dubai admits nuclear material being shipped through its ports
• Utilities Continue Dangerous Practice

Thursday July 1, 2010

• FEMA Prepares For Landfall Of Hurricane Alex
• National debt soars to highest level since WWII
• FDA Says Antibiotics In Meat A 'Serious Public Health Threat'
• Airport body scanners 'could give you cancer'
• More than a million of us do not know that we have diabetes
• VA hospital may have infected 1,800 veterans with HIV
• Lives destroyed by happy pills
• China to Test Carrier Killing Missile On Fourth of July?
• Should Army Surrender Arlington Cemetery to VA?

Wednesday June 30, 2010

• Costner cleanup device gets high marks from BP
• Scrap dollar as sole reserve currency: U.N. report
• FEMA Plans to Evacuate Tampa Bay Area In Place?
• PROOF! Private insurance targeted for annihilation
• Airport body scanners 'could give you cancer', warns expert
• Consumer Confidence Collapses Massively In June
• FBI: Spies Hid Secret Messages on Public Websites
• Ex-Spy: May Be 50 Undercover Russian Couples in US

Tuesday June 29, 2010

• Fructose Makes More Belly Fat Cells
• FDA: Airline Food Kitchens Have Rodent Problem
• 10 Russian Agents Accused of Spying on US
• RBS tells clients to prepare for 'monster' money-printing by the Federal Reserve
• Courting Danger: Storm Chasers Seek Thrill of Hunt
• FTC: Scammers Stole Millions Using Micro Charges to Credit Cards
• Adam Montoya Died In Agony: Pekin Prison Inmate Begged For Help For Nine Days, Witnesses Say

Monday June 28, 2010

• Study paints grim picture of aftermath of New Madrid earthquake
• Why Leakers Never Go To Jail
• CIA's Panetta: Iran has enough uranium for 2 bombs
• Huge tent city takes root
• As 1.3 Million Americans Are About To Lose Their Jobless Benefits This Week, The Unemployment Rate Will Surge To 10.5%
• Alex not aiming at Gulf oil spill area - for now
• Hurricane season triggers planning to evacuate oil spill site

Sunday June 27, 2010

• Report: 46 States Face Budget Deficits Adding Up to $112 Billion
• Kellogg Recall 2010: 28 Million Boxes Of Cereal Pulled For Off Odor
• More American women not having children: report
• Biologist: Ocean pollution 'threatening the human food supply'
• Two Census Bureau managers fired for creating at least 10,000 bogus questionnaires to meet deadlines
• Battle for the Nile as rivals lay claim to Africa's great river
• Assessing the Health Effects of the Oil Spill
• Asian Carp's Spread Spurs New Calls to Close Locks
• Asian Carp Found Near Lake Michigan

Saturday June 26, 2010

• Each day, another way to define worst-case for oil spill
• Summer Storm Toys With Bridgeport, Conn.
• Greece starts putting island land up for sale to save economy
• BP oil spill Corexit dispersants suspected in widespread crop damage
• The W.H.O. Has Another Plan To Make Us Healthier Through Forced Medicating
• Venezuela to nationalize U.S. firm's oil rigs
• Man who spent 25 years in prison on faulty rape conviction to get $6.3M

Friday June 25, 2010

• Florida Gulf Oil Spill: Plans to Evacuate Tampa Bay Area Are In Place
• Swimmers: Sewage Spill Warning Mucked Up
• California welfare cards can be used in many casino ATMs
• TILT: The illness afflicting workers exposed to BP's oil disaster?
• Libraries Fading As School Budget Crisis Deepens

Thursday June 24, 2010

• Senators warn Obama: 'No amnesty by presidential fiat'
• Fake Tamiflu Sold Over Internet
• Bee decline could be down to chemical cocktail interfering with brains
• 50 Statistics About The U.S. Economy That Are Almost Too Crazy To Believe
• Florida Oil Spill Law
• Rare earthquake shakes Ottawa, Montreal
• Carp creeps into Lake Calumet

Wednesday June 23, 2010

• No anti-virus software? No internet connection
• NY law would be 1st to take DNA from all criminals
• Bee decline could be down to chemical cocktail interfering with brains
• 40,000 deaths a year due to junk food, says health watchdog Nice
• Minooka-area residents evacuated for ammonia leak
• McChrystal's Fate Is Unclear as Obama Cites Poor Judgment
• 'Allahu Akbar!' shouted as Christians cuffed

Tuesday June 22, 2010

• Al-Qaida warns of new attacks deadlier than before
• Billings tornado video, photos
• As oil hits more beaches, politicians make more waves
• Hugo Chavez Spearheads Raids as Food Prices Skyrocket
• How the ultimate BP Gulf disaster could kill millions
• Payback Is A Bitch
• U.S. rethinks a Marine Corps specialty: storming beaches
• Evidence mounts on links between cell phones and brain tumors
• Apple collecting, sharing iPhone users' precise locations

Monday June 21, 2010

• Death Toll in China Floods Rises to 132
• US, Israel Warships in Suez May Be Prelude to Faceoff
• Government shed payrolls amid budget crunches
• Are Katrina/Deepwater comparisons appropriate?
• Montana highway patrol says tornado hits Billings
• Experts very high level of concern for integrity of the water

Sunday June 20, 2010

• Napolitano: Internet Monitoring Needed to Fight Homegrown Terrorism
• California school launches cell tower study
• California on 'verge of system failure'
• Medvedev Pushes Ruble Reserve Currency to Cut Dollar Dominance
• Russia seeks Chinese Alliance for New World Order
• California's drought may be over, but no one's rushing to lift restrictions
• Tons of Bushmeat in Paris, Study Finds

Saturday June 19, 2010

• NASA: Cosmic 'superstorm'more crippling than 20 Katrinas
• Scientists create GM 'Frankenfish' which grows three times as fast as normal salmon
• Around 300,000 people displaced inside Kyrgyzstan
• Electronic Armageddon
• Nasa warns new meteor storm 'could damage Hubble and International Space Station'
• Explaining the quirks of childhood BMI
• Swiss Legislators Sell American Tax Evaders Down the River to Bailout Big Bank
• The Government Cannot Protect Us From Every Catastrophe We Face

Friday June 18, 2010

• 50 mile oil 'patch' just south of Florida Keys by June 19: Forecast
• Increasing solar activity could wreak havoc
• More Than 90 Banks Miss TARP Payments
• Spill May Have Taken Its Largest Victim Yet
• Putin boasts new jet fighter better than U.S. plane
• Government Expanded 'Like a Cancer': Marc Faber
• NASA: Cosmic 'superstorm'more crippling than Katrina
• Feds Start Move to Reimpose Rules on ISPs
• Our own extinction is forecast, but he's going by dead reckoning

Thursday June 17, 2010

• Internet 'kill switch' proposed for US
• DHS Geek Squad: No Power, No Plan, Lots of Vacancies
• A vortex of fire erupts at the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico
• US Warns It Cannot Guard Arizona Section of Border
• SF Cell Phone Radiation Law Gets Preliminary OK
• Soros Warns European Recession Is 'Almost Inevitable' Next Year

Wednesday June 16, 2010

• China's US govt debt holdings hit 2010 high: Treasury
• What's wrong with the sun?
• Americans get most radiation from medical scans
• Americans Getting Too Much X-Ray Exposure
• Volcker Warns: We Are Running Out Of Time
• Scientists: Oil leaking up to 2.52M gallons daily
• AXA fears 'fatal flaw' will destroy eurozone

Tuesday June 15, 2010

• The end of the world as we know it
• Super-yachts Flee Italy
• Frequent Flyer Miles: How Airlines Are Changing the Game
• Mexican rail managers 'stole 360 miles worth of railroad'
• U.S. Identifies Vast Mineral Riches in Afghanistan
• Security of U.S. Passports Called Into Question

Monday June 14, 2010

• Jupiter Impact: Mystery of the Missing Debris
• Big brother wants all your bits and bytes
• 75,000 Uzbeks flee ethnic riots in Kyrgyzstan
• BP Official Admits to Damage Beneath The Sea Floor
• Man Trapped in Furnace, Amputated Own Arm to Live
• Russia parliament votes to strengthen KGB successor

Sunday June 13, 2010

• 17th body found as search continues at Arkansas flood site
• Ark. crews scour for flood survivors
• Baghdad to cull a million stray dogs as rogue canine population soars
• Scientists Find Signs of Dead Zones in Sea
• Spies Want to Stockpile Your YouTube Clips (And Scan Them for Terror Threats)
• Japan's New PM Warns Country At "Risk Of Collapse" Under Massive Debt Load
• Bernanke: 'Things Will Come Apart' If Entitlements Are Not Reformed and Spending Controlled
• DeKalb County wind farm lawsuit moves forward
• Saudi Arabia gives Israel clear skies to attack Iranian nuclear sites

Saturday June 12, 2010

• 'We Are Totally Unprepared'
• Gulf Oil Spill: Cleaning Animals Largely Futile, Scientist Says
• Airport Screeners Reveal Travelers' Surly Side
• Are there any reasonable explanations for spectacular sinkholes in China?
• Hundreds Of Bodies Buried At Arlington May Be Misplaced, Army Says
• Submarines: Monster Boomer Returned To Service
• Chaos, Anarchy To Reign If Paterson Shuts Down NY
• Under Pressure, Teachers Tamper With Tests
• Judge limits DHS laptop border searches
• Worst Locust Plague in Two Decades Threatens Australian Harvest

Friday June 11, 2010

• Scientist Awed by Size, Density of Undersea Oil Plume in Gulf
• AT&T Exposes Data on 100,000 iPad 3G Owners
• At Nevada Lab, US Prepares Response to Nuke Terror
• Clam boat pulls up canisters off NY, crew sickened
• Apple's Worst Security Breach: 114,000 iPad Owners Exposed
• OFFSHORE DRILLING: Deepwater companies pull up stakes, and some may never return
• Waiter, there's a potential carcinogen in my soup
• Infection Control Lax at Surgery Centers

Thursday June 10, 2010

• Farmers Cope With Roundup-Resistant Weeds
• Weed killer kills human cells. Study intensifies debate over 'inert' ingredients
• Markets About to Turn Nasty, Buy Barbed Wire: Advisor
• The Millionaire Cop Next Door
• Military Can't Keep Tabs on Pill-Popping Troops, Senate Says
• Only a fraction of those in need file for bankruptcy
• Amish Farming Draws Rare Government Scrutiny
• Emergency drills may close Chicago-area roads
• Snakes declining at alarming rate, say scientists

Wednesday June 9, 2010

• U.S debt to rise to 19.6 trillion by 2015
• Prisoners convert to Islam for jail perks
• A bedbug epidemic bites New York
• Peekaboo! I See You...Acting Unconstitutionally
• Jupiter got smacked. Again
• Don't sleep longer - sleep smarter
• An Unending Mission to Contain the Stuff of Nuclear Nightmares
• Deadly Superbug's CPU Found

Tuesday June 8, 2010

• China: cracks in the Three Gorges Dam, so 300,000 people can wave goodbye to their homes
• Clean-up workers clutch at straws (literally) as BP says oil cap is working
• Criminals aren't only ones ignoring city handgun ban
• Mystery Crop Damage Threatens Hundreds Of Acres
• China's 'cancer villages' reveal dark side of economic boom
• Polish plane crash: Russian soldiers suspected of looting
• Dispersal of Oil Means Cleanup to Take Years, Official Says

Monday June 7, 2010

• As the Sun Awakens, NASA Keeps a Wary Eye on Space Weather
• Euro 'will be dead in five years'
• Is Myanmar Trying to Build a Nuclear Bomb?
• The pandemic that never was: Drug firms 'encouraged world health body to exaggerate swine flu threat'
• Obama Under Fire for Backing Deal to Lift Global Ban on Commercial Whaling
• More Teens May Be Getting High off Prescription Drugs
• Surging costs hit food security in poorer nations
• Only a totalitarian state disarms law-abiding citizens: we want no more oppressive gun laws
• More rain in Boise. When will it stop? When will the sun return? Where is summer?
• Ohio tornado kills 7, wrecks cop cars, graduation
• U.S.'s $13 Trillion Debt Poised to Overtake GDP: Chart of Day

Sunday June 6, 2010

• What if BP Never Stopped the Oil in the Gulf of Mexico?
• Monsanto's 475-ton seed donation challenged by Haitian peasants
• California to ban plastic bags
• The Dangers of Turning Spies into Generals (and Vice Versa)
• FDIC massive problems ahead with smaller bank failures
• Minister: Britain will open the door to Frankenstein food
• Mobile phones responsible for disappearance of honey bee
• Obama secretly deploys US special forces to 75 countries across world

Saturday June 5, 2010

• BP and Feds Withheld Videos Showing Massive Scope of Oil Spill
• Ocean currents likely to carry oil along Atlantic coast
• 1 of 8 Americans on Food Stamps
• Mexico opens California office to provide ID for illegals
• New Cybercom Chief Speaks
• Soy Alert
• Lawyers Claim Google Wi-Fi Sniffing 'Is Not an Accident'
• Severe drought causes hunger for 10 million in west Africa
• Unschooling: No Tests, No Books, No Bedtime

Friday June 4, 2010

• Dying, dead marine wildlife paint dark, morbid
• U.S. Inflation to Approach Zimbabwe Level, Faber Says
• Ohio: You're Speeding if The Cop Thinks You Are
• A-Okay To Change Sell-By Date On Expired Meat, Says New York State
• How Oil Breaks Down in Water
• Meet the face of Big Brother in the NSW
• Water officials: A cleaner river would be more dangerous

Thursday June 3, 2010

• Russia says terrorists seeking nuclear materials
• Report says DOJ not fully prepared for WMD attack
• Software Glitch Renders Dark Thousands of GPS Receivers, For Days
• Finnish police probe theft of virtual furniture
• Owners Stop Paying Mortgage ... And Stop Fretting About It
• What The Oil Spill Can Teach About Financial Catastrophe Probability Forecasts
• Contaminated Cocaine Can Cause Flesh to Rot
• Acupuncture Releases Natural Pain Killer
• The Incredible Shrinking American Fleet
• EDITORIAL: We need a red-tape recession
• Discovery of two different strains complicates investigation of chronic wasting disease - University of Alberta
• Video game fanatic hunts down and stabs rival player who killed character online

Wednesday June 2, 2010

• 2012 may bring the 'perfect storm' - solar flares, systems collapse
• Syria conducted nuclear experiments: IAEA document
• Storm Kills 142 in Central America
• IAEA: Iran has over 2 tons enriched uranium -2 bombs' worth
• Tropical Storm Agatha blows a hole in Guatemala City
• Desert storm: Huge cloud of sand descends on Chinese village
• Air Force GPS Problem: Glitch Shows How Much U.S. Military Relies On GPS
• Children, 4, 'to be fingerprinted to borrow school books from library'
• Milk From Grass-Fed Cows Healthier
• Chinese Supercomputer Challenges US

Tuesday June 1, 2010

• Hundreds die in Indian heatwave
• Radioactive fish near Vt. nuke plant deemed common
• Oil rises above $74 as hurricane season looms
• China shields North Korea at crisis summit
• Badly injured in cab crash? Good luck collecting much
• Congress may triple cost of cars' 'black boxes'

Monday May 31, 2010

• Is our demand for cheap food putting our health at risk?
• 10 million face famine in West Africa
• Phoenix area hospitals fight highly toxic 'supergerm'
• Oil spill creates huge undersea 'dead zones'
• Energy expert: Nuking oil leak 'only thing we can do'
• Obama's security strategy falls short
• 2nd Icelans volcano issues ominous warning

Sunday May 30, 2010

• WRAPUP 4-BP fails to plug oil well with 'top kill'
• Volcanoes cause chaos in Guatemala and Ecuador
• Tanning Beds Can Greatly Boost Melanoma Risk
• Failure to brush your teeth twice a day increases risk of heart disease
• Organic food neither healthier nor tastier, watchdog finds
• Oil spill threatens 'total destruction'
• Detroit to bulldoze thousands of homes in fight for survival
• Australia to start legal action over Japanese whaling

Saturday May 29, 2010

• Space so full of junk that a satellite collision could destroy communications on Earth
• 2nd Iceland volcano issues warning
• Copycat Behavior in Children Is Universal and May Help Promote Human Culture
• F.D.A. Weighs Penalties in Drug Recall
• North Korea warns it will meet war with 'all-out war'

Friday May 28, 2010

• 2nd Iceland volcano issues warning
• Warning: Crash dead ahead. Sell. Get liquid. Now
• Airport body scanners raise radiation concerns
• UPDATE 1-FDA probes hundreds of J&J children drug complaints
• You ARE Making a Difference! Many More Parents Are Refusing Vaccines!!
• Virginia Tech professor uncovered truth about lead in D.C. water
• Up to 14 hurricanes predicted for Atlantic storm season
• Tsunami warning cancelled after quake off Vanuatu
• Flood of frogs shuts down major Greek highway
• The Prepper Movement -- a Growing Network Preparing for the World's End
• Census workers can enter your apartment in your absence

Thursday May 27, 2010

• Severe storms unleash tornadoes, hail in Colorado
• Feds Issue Terror Watch for the Texas/Mexico Border
• Herbal Supplements Often Have Contaminants, Study Finds
• U.K. Reveals Size of Nuclear Stockpile
• Study: Chicago has worst truck congestion in U.S.
• Machinery Shortages Put Businesses in a Bind
• Parasitic Threat to Animals and the Environment Revealed

Wednesday May 26, 2010

• North Korean military 'told to prepare for war'
• Truck carrying 17 million bees crashes in Minn.
• Google Street View 'single biggest breach of privacy in history'
• The Few, The Fallen, The Never Forgotten
• Persistent cold, wet weather delays crop harvests, worries farmers

Tuesday May 25, 2010

• Amateur sky watchers 'solve mystery of unmanned US space plane'
• Toxic chemicals from supermarket labels 'seep through packaging and contaminate food'
• MMR doctor struck from register
• Study: Many Sunscreens May Be Accelerating Cancer
• Pentagon to Troop-Killing Superbugs: Resistance Is Futile
• Icelandic volcano now appears to be dormant, say scientists
• Oil spill brings 'death in the ocean from top to bottom'
• Snow record dies, but your tomatoes should live

Monday May 24, 2010

• Large Number of Public Wells in U.S. Have Potentially Harmful Contaminants in Source Water, Study Finds
• Jamaica declares emergency in capital after attacks
• Lessons From a Torpedo
• Broke Britain 'can no longer afford role in Afghanistan'
• Asteroids emerge as next frontier of space exploration
• Travellers reveal plane horror stories

Sunday May 23, 2010

• Surviviors Found after Crash of Jet
• State finds more wasting disease
• Deepwater Horizon survivor describes horrors of blast and escape from rig
• 123 billion "eurozone" package passed
• Alfalfa Sprouts Recall In 18 States: Salmonella Sickens 23
• BP calls in Costner's 26 million vacuum cleaners to mop up huge oil spill
• Strange creature with warthog's mouth found in Canada
• Cracks appear in EU unity as fears spread for future of the eurozone
• California Throws Away Enough Food to Fill 35 Stadiums Per Year

Saturday May 22, 2010

• House votes to expand national DNA arrest database
• Ocean Floor Rising By 13 Feet Per Day In Austrailia
• L.A. Loses Deep-Fryer, 45 Percent of Items Purchased With Taxpayer Funds
• Wealth gap spurs revolts across Asia
• FDIC: 'Problem' Banks at 775
• Bacteria Found That Kills Superbug
• Eruption of Hawaii Volcano Reaches 10,000 Days
• Foreign 'terrorists' breach U.S. border
• Google Launches Encrypted Search

Friday May 21, 2010

• Simulated terrorist attack in Long Beach will test first responders' skills
• China organ trafficking trial exposes grisly trade
• China converts 737s into military surveillance aircraft first
• Vigilantes Hack Criminal Carding Forum and Expose Underground Dealings
• Artificial life? Synthetic genes 'boot up' cell
• U.S. has 71 million unused flu vaccine doses
• Sask Elk Herd Under Quarantine
• Kyrgyzstan declares state of emergency
• Hectic lifestyles create generation of 'Maybe Later' children

Thursday May 20, 2010

• Inflammatory diseases may be caused by bacteria
• 'Naked' scanners may increase cancer risk
• LifeLock CEO's Identity Stolen 13 Times
• When the cops seize your stuff
• Dementia Caregivers More Likely to Also Get the Disease
• Power Play Over Immigration Law
• Thai stock exchange on fire, blackouts hit Bangkok
• White House Covers Up Menacing Oil "Blob"
• Graphic: Results of mercury testing

Wednesday May 19, 2010

• Sony's energy saving TVs watch you while you sleep
• Parents of under-fives face 'nanny state' home inspections to keep children safe
• Students, Parents Allowed to View Webcam Scandal Photos
• Confessed Spy Convicted of Exporting U.S. Crypto Gear to China
• Man Selling Spots In Hidden Bunker As Last Hope
• Queens man Vincent Liew dies of uterine cancer after kidney transplant from NYU Medical Center

Tuesday May 18, 2010

• Vt. farmer draws a line at US bid to bolster border
• UK, Ireland set new flying zone, cut ash disruption
• Oceans' fish could disappear in 40 years: UN
• Containing and Cleaning Up the Deepwater Oil Rig Disaster
• States' Tax Collections Falter, Widening Budget Gaps

Monday May 17, 2010

• Scientists find vast unreported oil leak from Deepwater Horizon
• Gulf Oil Spill May Reach North Carolina Islands, Miami Beach
• Thousands of nonprofits may lose tax-exempt status
• Anti-nuke film sounds terror warning at Cannes
• 'Shocking' conditions at Tylenol plant
• Long conversations on mobile phones can increase risk of cancer, suggests 10-year study
• Glacier Park: The next 100 years
• OnStar helps foil armed robbery in Chicago, police and victim say

Sunday May 16, 2010

• Containing and Cleaning Up the Deepwater Oil Rig Disaster
• Thai Army Designates 'Live Firing Zone'
• Dead letters: 20,000 pieces of mail end up in garage of AWOL Philadelphia postal carrier
• Mother of Three Becomes Quadruple Amputee After Rare Flesh-Eating Bacteria Strike
• Low Vitamin D Tied to Depression
• Is Your Favorite Charity Spying on You?
• Securing the Smart Grid
• MADD Gets Madder

Saturday May 15, 2010

• Eight U.S. Troops Will Remain in Haiti, Down From 20,000+
• NATO code compromise
• USSR planned nuclear attack on China in 1969
• Detroit Shrinks Itself, Historic Homes and All
• Euro collapse fears spark panic buying of gold

Friday May 14, 2010

• New Hawaii law prevents seizure of legal guns in an emergency
• Parents pressured by 'must have' culture
• Out of control satellite threatens television reception across US
• Family killed as home swallowed up by giant sinkhole in Quebec
• Confessed Spy Convicted of Exporting U.S. Crypto Gear to China
• Super-massive black hole is flung out of distant galaxy
• Is your web cam spying on you?
• Rare Giant Oarfish Found in Sweden

Thursday May 13, 2010

• Dutch boy only survivor in Libya plane crash
• U.S. cable TV threatened by drifting satellite
• Scientists stunned as grey whale sighted off Israel
• Training Exercises Revealed Gaps in Preparedness for Major Oil Spill
• Arts: Swiss Artist Catalogs Mutant Insects Around Nuke Plants
• Most High Schoolers Cheat -- But Don't Always See It as Cheating, Study Finds
• Infectious Diseases Caused Two-Thirds of the Nearly 9 Million Child Deaths Globally in 2008

Wednesday May 12, 2010

• Mexico Is More Free Than You Think
• Forecasts warned of tornadoes days in advance
• Food-stamp tally nears 40 million, sets record
• Landscapers find workers choosing jobless pay
• 'Starving yogi' astounds Indian scientists
• Preparing for the Next Haiti, with Maps, Texts and Tweets
• The Race to Build a Secure Operating System
• Welfare system could cause Israel to collapse, economist warns

Tuesday May 11, 2010

• Manipulation, Not Error, Behind Market Plunge
• New scale of disaster looms in Gulf of Mexico
• The infertility timebomb: Are men facing rapid extinction?
• Desperate parents abandon children in Haiti
• License to frustrate: Get-tough ID policies could snag all Floridians
• Raw milk battle reveals FDA abandonment of basic human right to choose your food

Monday May 10, 2010

• Third of all plants and animals face extinction
• The Biggest 2010 Health Care Act Change You Never Heard About:
• U.S. Debt Shock May Hit In 2018, Maybe As Soon As 2013: Moody's
• Soft drinks can almost double the risk of pancreatic cancer
• Local barber fights oil spill with plenty of hair
• S.I. Ferry Crash Injures Dozens
• How 'superbug' gained momentum
• Blast hits Russia's largest coal mine, 12 dead
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake rattles western Indonesia

Sunday May 9, 2010

• Greek Debt Crisis Raises Doubts About the European Union
• Fears mad cow disease may have killed Australian woman
• How An Unfixed Internet Glitch Could Strand You Offline
• What are we dumping into the Gulf to 'fix' the oil spill?
• The Worst Natural Disasters Ever
• One of Minnesota's Latest May Snowfalls Appears Imminent
• Cyber attack 'could fell US within 15 minutes'
• Fifth of school leavers 'illiterate and innumerate'
• Food-stamp tally nears 40 million, sets record

Saturday May 8, 2010

• Plunge in US equities remains a mystery
• Your Office Chair is Killing You
• Romaine Lettuce RECALL In 23 States Over E. Coli: DETAILS
• World's biggest beaver dam discovered in northern Canada
• In this era, "homeland security" is an oxymoron
• Americans Bombarded With Carcinogens
• The Economic Collapse
• Radioactive water from oldest US nuclear plant reaches aquifer supplying drinking water to NJ

Friday May 7, 2010

• World needs 'bailout plan' for species loss: IUCN
• Fluoride level to be halved
• Megacities of the world: a glimpse of how we'll live tomorrow
• Facebook Glitch Exposed Private Chats
• Why Did CBS Scrub A Story About Army Spy Planes Capturing the Times Square Bomber?
• E. Coli Sickens 19 in OH, NY, MI
• Creepy Pennsylvania Tax Agency Ad Goes Big Brother

Thursday May 6, 2010

• Sleeping for less than six hours may cause early death, study finds
• Pictures Of The Most Violent Greek Riot Yet
• Study suggests decline in UK fish stocks
• Army Spy Plane May Have Snooped on Bomber
• Europe Crisis Deepens as Chaso Grips Greece
• Americans Seeking Reward Money Inform IRS on Others

Wednesday May 5, 2010

• A little knowledge: How research scientists were caught out by swine flu
• 'Long-term harm' of too much TV for toddlers
• Federal Government Outpaces Private Sector in Job Creation
• Satellite joins ranks of space zombies
• Former Con Man Helps Feds Thwart Alleged ATM Hacking Spree
• Police cameras to flood Manhattan to prevent attacks

Tuesday May 4, 2010

• America's Growing Vulnerability to Catastrophe
• Organizing Armageddon: What We Learned From the Haiti Earthquake
• Fears for crops as shock figures from America show scale of bee catastrophe
• A Nuclear 9/11.It Could Happen.
• Pentagon in Race for Raw Materials
• Show Stopper: How Plastic Popped the Cork Monopoly
• Parents Stop Palm Tree Cell Tower
• 20 most stressed, least stressed counties
• Facebook to Share Your Info for Money
• Fears grow as animal disease spreads in S.Korea

Monday May 3, 2010

• New Yorkers Avert 'Deadly Event'; Police Disarm Bomb
• Storms kill 6 in Tenn., 3 in Miss.
• C'mon, how big is the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, really?
• Brittany Murphy, Michael Jackson, Heath Legder... America's fatal addiction to prescription drugs
• American Meat Is Even Grosser Than You Thought
• Costly IRS Mandate Slipped into Health Bill
• A 'catastrophic' rupture hits region’s water system

Sunday May 2, 2010

• Environmental Disaster Looms as Oil Slick Reaches U.S. Coast
• Satellite Images Shows Spill Tripling in Size
• Crews weld metal collar hoping to fix broken pipe cutting off clear water to Greater Boston
• How to spot skin cancer
• Baby swimming appears to show later benefits
• Children's Liquid Cold, Allergy Medicine Recalled

Saurday May 1, 2010

• Phony track worker rigs subway terror scare in bizarre cyanide suicide try
• Gulf Coast braces for an oily mess
• Computer Stress Syndrome Rampant
• Food and water drive Africa land grab
• Dems spark alarm with call for national ID card
• Hand-Washing, Mask-Wearing May Limit Transmission of Pandemic Flu
• Researcher Explores Role of Human Behavior in Infectious Disease Emergence

Friday April 30, 2010

• Size of Spill in Gulf of Mexico Is Larger Than Thought
• WRAPUP 3-U.S. Coast Guard sets oil slick ablaze
• Philly Cops No Longer Responding To Fender Benders
• The milk for daredevils
• Pentagon Doles Out Sweetheart Deals for Wartime Supplies
• Helium-3 Shortage Could Mean Nuke Detection 'Disaster'
• S.F. Admin Guilty of Hijacking City Passwords
• CDC: Almost half U.S. population suffers from serious illnesses
• 20 Things You Will Need To Survive When The Economy Collapses And The Next Great Depression Begins
• Resource Wars: Notes From the CNAS Conference on Natural Security

Thursday April 29, 2010

• Spring snowstorm hits northern NY, New England
• Fairfield County closes health department to treat for fleas
• Homeless Good Samaritan honored at NY wake
• Are we prepared for a nuke attack?
• Bin Laden Wants Nukes, Ex-Guard Says
• 'More Traumatic Than 9/11'? A Fresh Look at the Civil War 150 Years Later
• 38-Day-Old Baby Dies After Persisting Cough

Wednesday April 28, 2010

• Remember that ash cloud? It didn't exist, says new evidence
• Special army unit ready to be deployed on American soil just before Nov. elections
• 911 Call for Help During Carjacking Put On Hold
• Get What You Need, Not What You Want
• Deep Horizon Oil Well Gushing 42,000 Gallons Into Gulf Of Mexico Per Day
• Out for the count: Why levels of sperm in men are falling
• Obama Denies Individual Aid for Storm Relief
• Are Current Fishing Regulations Misguided?

Tuesday April 27, 2010

• In Lean Times, Police Cuts Spark Debate Over Safety
• Buzz kill! Is this 'bee Armageddon'?
• Drop of Hope for Thirsty Farm Economy
• Accident's lesson: Don't trust railway signals
• Military Cancels Nuclear Attack Test
• Okinawans rally for US base to be moved off island
• Bunker mentality: the ultimate underground shelter
• Government health care a 4-letter word: W-a-i-t

Monday April 26, 2010

• Federal air marshal charged with raping woman at SeaTac hotel
• Google Street View logs WiFi networks, Mac addresses
• Don't talk to aliens, warns Stephen Hawking
• One CT Scan Can Equal Up To 1,000 Chest X-Rays
• The 'Killer Fungus': Should We Be Scared?
• More American Expatriates Give Up Citizenship
• Safer Swiping While Voting and Globetrotting: Security Expert Finds

Sunday April 25, 2010

• Tornadoes Tear Through Southeast, Killing 10
• As Russia Reclaims Its Sphere of Influence, the U.S. Doesn't Object
• Eruptions and Disruptions
• A Tropical, Fatal Fungus Gains a Foothold in the Pacific Northwest
• Record number of rare right whales seen off RI
• Splatterfest: coming soon to a screen near you
• Sandwich-Board Job Hunter Finds Work After 2 Years
• Sir David Attenborough: 'Wildlife disaster heralds silent summer'

Saturday April 24, 2010

• US Pneumonia & Influenza Deaths Spike To Epidemic Threshold
• Biggest study on cellphone health effects launched
• Feds invade farm for 5 a.m. inspection
• McAfee Probing Bungle That Sparked Global PC Crash
• SEC and Pornography: Workers Spent Hours on Porn Sites Instead of Stopping Fraud
• Second Banker Accused of Stealing High-Frequency Trading Code
• Google: U.S. Demanded User Info 3,500 Times in 6 Months
• Review: Many sick airline passengers aren't reported
• Don't just flush those leftover meds
• Still No Trace of Air France Jet

Friday April 23, 2010

• Rare Yellowstone volcano eruption would be deadly
• Young listening to music at 'jet engine' level
• Checks and Cash Slowly But Surely Disappearing
• Google 'not interested' in privacy, say information tsars
• The Death of High Fructose Corn Syrup
• McAfee Antivirus Program Goes Berserk, Freezes PCs
• Potentially deadly fungus spreading in US, Canada
• Don't Give A Dog A Bone, FDA Says
• British liner plagued by norovirus cuts short cruise after ANOTHER '650 passengers' are struck down by the bug
• 6.2-magnitude earthquake strikes Samoa
• National Guard recruiters forged re-enlistment papers: report
• Yes, The TSA Is Doing Subway Bag Checks Now

Thursday April 22, 2010

• Israel Weighs Merits of Solo Attack on Iran
• Is Google Making Us Stupid?
• Space Storms Could Threaten UK Power Grid
• China's 'Rare Earth' Monopoly
• Time to Restart Our Rare Earths Supply Chain
• Makeup 'Testers' Regularly Tainted By E. Coli, Staph and Herpes: Study
• Fleeing the Volcano
• Scare Thy Neighbors
• Amazon fights demand for customer records
• Digital Photocopiers Loaded With Secrets

Wednesday April 21, 2010

• Iceland volcano: the latest spectacular pictures of the volcanic eruption
• China quake death toll tops over 2,000
• Cyberattack on Google Said to Hit Password System
• Mysterious New Object Discovered in Space
• U.S. to end military operations in Haiti on June 1
• New speed cameras trap motorists from space
• It may be too late to stop Iran getting nuclear bomb, says former US defence official
• Are pirate ransoms legal? Confusion over US order
• U.N.'s Ballooning $732 Million Haiti Peacekeeping Budget Goes Mostly to Its Own Personnel
• Iranian missile may be able to hit U.S. by 2015

Tuesday April 20, 2010

• More Delays: New Ash Cloud Heads Towards UK
• Volcano flight chaos leaves many passengers broke
• Junkyard Circling the Earth Is Growing, Scientists Say
• Iceland's farmers try to save herds from toxic ash
• Majority of Americans distrust the government: survey
• Firms find cost of earthquake insurance too big a jolt
• /ond Eruption Much More Problematic
• US strike could delay Iran nuclear program-Mullen
• Joint Chiefs Chair: No, No, No. Don't Attack Iran
• This is just the beginning, warn scientists
• Natural Health from A to Z
• Growing concern in the water
• As the cloud thickens, some pilots are asking... Why can't we just fly beneath it?
• 6.3-magnitude quake strikes Papua New Guinea

Sunday April 18, 2010

• Iceland Volcano Spews More Ash, Spawns Wider Flight Chaos
• Volcanic Cloud Casts Pall Over Interwoven World
• Gates Sas U.S. Lacks Policy to Curb Iran's Nuclear Drive
• Rare Yellowstone volcano eruption would be deadly
• Volcanic Ash Creates Air-Travel Chaos: Worst Delays Since 9/11
• Don't Drink the Water
• Spam Suspect Uses Google Docs; FBI Happy
• Why is FEMA trying to cover up NLE 10?
• 10 Tips to Fight Springtime Pollen
• Health Buzz: Health Insurers Invest in Fast Food
• School District Allegedly Snapped Thousands of Student

Saturday April 17, 2010

• Icelandic volcano still spewing huge ash plume
• Volcanic ash from Iceland forces cancellation of flights, disrupts travel for thousands
• 100,000 Britons stranded in Europe by volcanic ash cloud as air traffic chiefs extend lockdown to 7am
• Ex-NSA worker charged in classified leak case
• Cold War Nuclear Fears Now Apply to Terrorists
• Icelandic Ash Cloud: Is This the Beginning of an Ecological Disaster?
• Atlantic Garbage Patch: Pacific Gyre Is Not Alone
• Who Really Failed?
• Lawyer: Laptops took thousands of images
• You Want Chicken Poop With That Steak? Why FDA Should Ban Feces From Feed
• Google backs Yahoo in privacy fight with DOJ
• NSA Official Faces Prison for Leaking to Newspaper

Friday April 16, 2010

• Volcanic ash from Iceland forces cancellation of flights, disrupts travel for thousands
• Quake In Western China Kills 589, Buries More
• China earthquake death toll rises
• Massive fireball reported across Midwestern sky
• What Do We Do If the Rich Start to Leave?
• Going for broke in L.A.?
• Being a Clean Freak Increases Your Risk of Illness, Allergy Expert Claims
• 'Cure' is found for skin cancer, claim scientists
• Parents Stop Palm Tree Cell Tower
• Foreclosure rates surge, biggest jump in 5 years

Thursday April 15, 2010

• Nuclear blast victims would have to wait
• Critics: Obama admin hyping terrorist nuclear risk
• Strong Quake Kills Hundreds in Western China
• China steps up quake rescue effort as death toll hits 589
• Astronomers find 9 new planets and upset the theory of planetary formation
• Professional Gang On Burglary Spree In Westchester
• Bank Worker Pleads Guilty to Hacking 100 ATMs
• Arming Container Ships With Anti-Ship Missiles
• Spies Like Us

Wednesday April 14, 2010

• Lieberman: U.S. Should Attack Iran's Nuclear Program If All Else Fails
• Pakistan nuclear weapons at risk of theft by terrorists, US study warns
• Google CEO: 'We're now paranoid' about security
• All bets are off if US under biological attack, warns Hillary Clinton
• Okla. tea parties and lawmakers envision militia
• Homeland Security Wants Cellphones to Sniff for Bio Agents
• Malware Threatens to Sue BitTorrent Downloaders
• GAO: U.S. Postal Service 'Not Viable'
• New 'Owners' of Foreclosed Florida Homes: 300,000 Cats
• Pakistan's nuclear materials at greatest risk, report says
• Fears grow as study shows genetically modified crops 'can cause liver and kidney damage'
• Trader blows whistle on gold & silver price manipulation

Tuesday April 13, 2010

• Experts: Nuclear Terrorist Attack on Major City 'Probable'
• Obama, world leaders work to stop nuclear spread
• Take From ATM Malware Caper Exceeded $200,000
• Israel ranks 6th with up to 300 nukes
• Spend It Now! A Huge New Tax Is Coming
• Hillary Clinton fears al-Qaeda is obtaining nuclear weapons material
• Death toll from Brazil floods now 229, officials say
• Risk of Japan going bankrupt is real, say analysts

Monday April 12, 2010

• Magnitude-4.5 Quake, Others Shake San Diego
• Health experts warn against complacency in fighting viruses
• Hillary: N. Korea Has up to Six Nuclear Weapons
• Obama: Al-Qaida Would Use Nuke If It Could
• Rarest of the Rare: List of Critically Endangered Species
• Explosive Silicon Gas Casts Shadow on Solar Power Industry

Sunday April 11, 2010

• Polish leader, 96 others dead in Russia jet crash
• Klaus, Havel Horrified by Death of Polish Leader, Raise Specter of Sikorski
• 33 states out of money to fund jobless benefits
• Gendercide: China's shameful massacre of unborn girls means there will soon be 30m more men than women
• US bank accounting 'masks true debt levels'
• Locusts devaste fields in Australia
• Sovereign debt crisis at 'boiling point', warns Bank for International Settlements
• What Creased Earlobes Can Tell You About Your Health
• When The IRS Says 'Mail It In'

Saturday April 10, 2010

• Russia eyes U.S. air base in Kyrgyz turmoil
• Iran says its nuclear drive is "irreversible"
• 'Big One' Quake Could Devastate California Despite State's Preparations
• Ashtabula County: Judge tells residents to "Arm themselves"
• Identity Thieves Filed for $4 Million in Tax Refunds Using Names of Living and Dead
• Governments delay tax refunds to help their bottom line
• Asteroid to Fly by Within Moon's Orbit

Friday April 9, 2010

• Asteroid to pass near Earth
• Runners Caught Outside As Hail Storm Hits
• Recession Desperateion: Cops Find Counterfeit 1 Dollar Bills
• 2010 U.S. Census
• Global IT Supply-Chain Insecurity
• 'Mysterious' dark object observed in star system
• Massey Energy, West Virginia Mine Owner, Draws Scorn on Wall Street
• Overtaxed homeowners start to fight back
• 2 more glaciers gone from Glacier National Park; remaining 25 may be lost by end of decade
• Jobless Claims in U.S. Increased Heading Into Easter

Thursday April 8, 2010

• Rio's worst rains in history kill at least 95
• Nearly half of US households escape fed income tax
• Ensnared by Error on Growing U.S. Watch List
• Drought in China: 'We can only wait for the rain'
• Your Credit Card Is Spying on You
• Gender-bending chemicals 'triggering early puberty in girls and putting them at risk of diabetes and cancer'
• China faces new health scare over 'bad vaccines'
• Icelanders opt for exile
• US birth rate falls for first time in a decade, figures show
• Earthquake rocks southcentral Alaska

Wednesday April 7, 2010

• Obama calls nuke terrorism the top threat to US
• 7.7 quake strikes off Indonesia's Sumatra island
• Deaths at West Virginia Mine Raise Issues About Safety
• Obama Limits When U.S. Would Use Nuclear Arms
• At Least 95 Are Killed As Floods Paralyze Rio
• UPS Thinks Out of the Box on Driver Training
• Study: Northeast seeing more, fiercer rainstorms
• Cameras Make Chicago Most Closely Watched U.S. City
• Experts: New Wave of Home Foreclosures Is Building
• California dad makes heroic rescue of daughter, 2, after she falls 20 feet off ramp into East River
• Russia reserves opt-out of arms treaty with US
• Earthquake leaves Chile a country of contrasts

Tuesday April 6, 2010

• Study: Northeast seeing more, fiercer rainstorms
• Magnitude 6.9 quake strikes Baja California
• Global Food Reserve Needed to Stabilize Prices, Researchers Say
• Excessive pH1N1 Deaths Escalate Pandemic Concerns
• China Buys More Russian S-300 SAMs
• Obama Limits When U.S. Would Use Nuclear Arms
• Ayurveda out of balance: 93 percent of medicinal plants threatened with extinction
• Stranded ship "time bomb" to Great Barrier Reef

Monday April 5, 2010

• Disaster Declaration Extended to Cover All of R.I.
• Nuclear Heartland Anxious About Missile Cuts
• Rescuers ordered to enter Chinese mine
• Pay Garnishments Rise as Debtors Fall Behind
• Residents of N.J. City Say Cops Worse Than Criminals
• Wall of water could engulf Shangri-La
• Tim Geithner And The Sovereign Debt That Dare Not Speak Its Name

Sunday April 4, 2010

• Russia ships China 15 S-300 missile systems: report
• Heavy snow cuts off 20,000 homes in Northern Ireland
• Revealed: the nasty secret in your kitchen cupboard
• More Similarities Between 1918 and 2009 Pandemic H1N1
• Latest Chinese junk under recall microscope
• Consumers told to gut Chinese-drywall homes
• Council condemned over 'Britain's shortest cycle lane'
• Speeding 'Cushion' May Dwindle Due to Recession

Saturday April 3, 2010

• Level 3 earthquake felt in eastern Maine
• Chinese fluoride is a homeland security matter
• Military's Haiti Mission Winds Down, But Soft-Power Lessons Linger
• Homeland Security chief tours flood-damaged RI
• Feds: Homes with Chinese drywall must be gutted
• Why Volcanic Eruptions Can Spark Lightning
• Bacon or Bagels? Higher Fat at Breakfast May Be Healthier Than You Think
• Tattletale Pills: Engineers Design Pill That Signals It Has Been Swallowed

Friday April 2, 2010

• Navy Changes Or US Power Fades
• On National Census Day, Government Highlights Once-a-Decade Count
• Fire and Fumes Can't Drive Indians From Hellish Village
• De Borchgrave: Obama Faces Disintegrating Situation in Middle East, Mexico
• Was a Giant Comet Responsible for a North American Catastrophe in 11,000 BC?
• Exploration in Toddlers Activated by Fathers
• Competing Catastrophes: What's the Bigger Menace, an Asteroid Impact or Climate Change?

Thursday April 1, 2010

• Record rainfall, flooding force evacuations in Northeast
• CIA: Iran capable of producing nukes
• Debt dangers
• United Boeing 777 narrowly avoids air collision
• Lovelock: 'We can't save the planet'
• States Being Taxing Services
• Study Suggests Toads Can Detect Coming Earthquakes

Wednesday March 31, 2010

• Scientists Say F.D.A. Ignored Radiation Warnings
• The Rich Can't Pay for ObamaCare
• First Time Ever: QDR Addresses Decline of U.S. Industrial Base
• U.S. Government Finds Thousands Of Fake Parts In DOD Supply Chains
• We Will Repel You
• A Hidden Tax on Annuities Lurks in the Health Care Reform Law
• Insecurity Cams? About Half in NYC Don't Work
• 'Smart' Electricity Meters at Risk
• Scientists Stumped as Bee Population Declines

Tuesday March 30, 2010

• Data Theft Hits 3.3 Million Borrowers
• Grasshopper Outlook Strikes Fear On Western Range
• China Testing Ballistic Missile ‘Carrier-Killer’
• Biblical plagues really happened say scientists
• Moth forces wine country's secret into the open
• Dam Busting Russian Bombers At Work
• IT Problems Put Accuracy of Census at Risk, Say Government Auditors
• Sell-off in US Treasuries raises sovereign debt fears
• Dying Patient Was Refused A Glass Of Water

Monday March 29, 2010

• Central Banks Stashing Away Gold at Brisk Pace
• Agencies Suspect Iran Is Planning Atomic Sites
• At least 150 trapped in flooded coal mine

Sunday March 28, 2010

• D.A. on verge of mass drug-case dismissals
• Spell-checkers are creating a tidal wave of illiteracy in books and newspapers
• Russian 'Nuke' Bombers Invade UK Airspace
• Obama and Medvedev seal the deal on nuclear arms by phone
• Southern China suffers worst drought in memory
• Chinese city is world's hacker hub
• Hubble telescope shows Universe expansion is speeding up and proves Einstein's theory
• Student loan company says personal data on 3.3 million people stolen from its headquarters
• The war on WikiLeaks and why it matters
• Sweet Oppression

Saturday March 27, 2010

• Asia pollution circles the globe in stratosphere
• Russian Blackjack Bombers Over Scotland
• WHO rules out smallpox outbreak in eastern Uganda
• Social Security is officially losing ground
• Whistleblower Exposes JP Morgan's Silver Manipulation Scheme
• Dawn of the Anthropocene Epoch? Earth Has Entered New Age of Geological Time, Experts Say
• Bathing and Showering: Under-Appreciated Sources of Water Pollution from Medicines

Friday March 26, 2010

• World's largest cities are morphing into overcrowded 'mega regions' defined by poverty and pollution, UN report warns
• Your Medical Records Aren't Secure
• COP Program Has Cab Drivers Helping Local Police
• Dogs suffer cancer after ID chipping
• Law Enforcement Appliance Subverts SSL
• 6.0 magnitude earthquake hits the Philippines
• My Inflation Nightmare
• New Studies Fan Flames of Corn Syrup Debate
• Chronic wasting disease is here
• Poacher eaten by lion in Kruger National Park

Thursday March 25, 2010

• Fox News Poll: 79 percent Say U.S. Economy Could Collapse
• 2 Philly kids face charges in random-attack game
• 3 earthquakes recorded in central Oklahoma
• Postmaster Indicates Need for Privatization
• Break Up the NSA!
• Hard Plastics Decompose in Oceans, Releasing Endocrine Disruptor BPA
• Nation's Largest Private Water Utility Joins Lawsuit Against Herbicide Maker
• Health Care and Detroit: Killed By Government
• Honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder Finally Explained: Too Many Chemicals

Wednesday March 24, 2010

• UN report: World's biggest cities merging into 'mega-regions'
• Iceland prepares for second, more devastating volcanic eruption
• Another Superbug Is on the Rise
• How The Brass Keep Score
• Hong Kong disappears in cloud of smog
• Beijing sandstorm: we are experiencing environmental meltdown
• Rotarix rotavirus vaccine contaminated, officials say
• On the Brink of Depression

Tuesday March 23, 2010

• Don't drink the water, even if there is any to drink
• The black marketeers stealing Indonesia's islands by the boat-load
• Census Time Heightens Privacy Concerns
• Iceland Prepares for Second, More Devastating Volcanic Eruption
• Gitmo's Indefensible Lawyers
• First case of white-nose fungus found in Ontario bat colony
• NASA Lunar Orbiter Spots Old Soviet Moon Landers
• Comet-Kaze Strikes The Sun

Monday March 22, 201

• Academic Paper in China Sets Off Alarms in U.S.
• More Snow Falling in Okla., Ark. Spring Blizzard
• Volcano erupts in Iceland, hundreds evacuated; scientists wary of larger eruption
• Investors, Beware: The $2 Trillion Hole
• TB rate down in U.S., but drug-resistant cases rise elsewhere
• German Satellite to Help Detect Threats to Earth
• Administration Actuary Can't Analyze Health Bill Before Final Vote
• Bill would define tire burning as renewable energy
• Are cosmic rays really causing Toyota's woes?
• Report: IRS dogged by information security lapses that make taxpayer records 'vulnerable'
• 'Credit card theft? There's an app for that'

Sunday March 21, 2010

• China sandstorm leaves Beijing shrouded in orange dust
• U.S. kids even fatter than believed, study shows
• UK has 5,700 "secret agents"
• Residents powerless to remove illegal immigrants from their gardens
• Fury as Google puts the SAS's secret base on Street View in 'very serious security breach'
• Moderate earthquake, aftershock shake eastern Cuba
• Really, Really Heavily Armed
• Fargo officials: Don't celebrate flood victory yet
• Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas makes a huge impression
• WHO unsure if drug-resistant TB is worsening

Saturday March 20, 2010

• How Privacy Vanishes Online
• Drug-Resistant TB Might Be Worsening
• 1,000 pound fine for using wrong bin: Families face new crackdown over household waste
• Indiana Homeowner Kicked Out Of HAMP For Early Payment Wins Reprieve
• More homeowners are opting for 'strategic defaults'
• Fast food, frighteningly slow decay: Mother keeps McDonald's Happy Meal for a whole year... and it STILL hasn't gone off
• World votes to continue trading in species on verge of extinction
• U.S. Forest Service Admits Putting Surveillance Cameras on Public Lands
• Cries of 'Hey, That's My Jet!' Don't Deter High-End Repo Men
• What Makes You Unique? Not Genes So Much as Surrounding Sequences, Study Finds
• Credit Card Scams Abound During Recession

Friday March 19, 2010

• How to Weatherproof Your Business
• Hacker Disables More Than 100 Cars Remotely
• Federal Employees Owe IRS Back Taxes
• Report: Thyroid cancer radiation a public threat
• Ship Captain Abused Power, Probe Finds
• Vitamin B6 Helps Prevent Colon Cancer
• Cloves are new healthy super-food, scientists discover
• Critics call Census pages 'involuntary colonoscopy'

Thursday March 18, 2010

• French state railway causes panic with web blunder over 'disaster'
• Census threat: $5,000 fines
• U.S. air travelers complain about body scans
• The Great Storm: Solar Tempest of 1859 Revealed
• SEC: Hacker Manipulated Stock Prices
• Census resisters cite distrust of government
• Melanoma Survivors Risk Additional Cancers
• Russian secrets for sale, no questions asked
• F-18s Aging Poorly
• Deficits making U.S. military nervous
• New York State Tax Refunds Put On Hold

Wednesday March 17, 2010

• Fiji declares disaster as Cyclone Tomas destroys homes and crops
• The Biggest Dump in the World
• You're Leaving a Bacterial Fingerprint on Your Keyboard
• Hand germs could join fingerprints, DNA in forensics labs
• Researchers Back From Antarctic No-Kill Whale Trip
• A Dagger to the CIA
• Prison Mobile Phone Debate Jammed Up in the System
• The feds turn to social networks to fight crime, hoping that tweet will give them a jailbird
• Over half your news is spin
• States may hold onto tax refunds for months

Tuesday March 16, 2010

• 911 Systems Swamped In Storm
• Red River rising faster than expected in ND, Minn.
• Cyclone Tomas: thousands evacuated from path of storm in Fiji
• Final destination Iran?
• Unsafe America
• FBI Hoaxes Boost Online Fraud
• A Detention Bill You Ought to Read More Carefully
• XBox Saved My Ass
• Blackout hits large parts of Chile
• Thieving baboons wipe out S.African vineyards: report
• Is China's Politburo spoiling for a showdown with America?

Monday March 15, 2010

• Post-Snow, Northeast Mops up From Wind-Driven Rain
• Wind, rain knock out power to 450K in Northeast
• Why no one cares about privacy anymore
• Government Sends E-Mails; It Just Can't Save Them
• Wind turbines stir up bad feelings, health concerns in DeKalb County
• Strong earthquake hits off eastern coast of central Japan, rattles buildings in Tokyo
• Software Turns Your Cell Phone Against You
• Gastroenteritis strikes cruise ship in Brazil
• Folklore Proven: Papaya Fights Cancer
• Spike In H1N1 In Texas and Alabama Raises Concerns

Sunday March 14, 2010

• U.S. Cops For Sale
• Bob Shallit: IRS visits Sacramento carwash in pursuit of 4 cents
• Vladmir Putin forging ahead with vision of Eurasian empire
• Norway doomsday seed vault hits 1/2 million mark
• Detroit family homes sell for just $10
• State plan fines feds $2,000 over gun rules
• Desperate Efforts to Save Endangered Bats May Fail
• Starving sea lion pups washing up on Orange County beaches
• How to Rid Your Body of Mercury and Other Heavy Metals

Saturday March 13, 2010

• US terror suspect in Yemen worked at 5 nuke sites
• Oregon's monster mushroom is world's biggest living thing
• Doomsday seed vault hits 1/2 million mark
• CDC says genital herpes is still a 'serious health threat'
• Toyota discounts boost sales, U.S. mulls "black box"
• GATA Claims To Have Evidence Of "Massive Physical Short Gold And Silver Positions That Can Not Be Covered"
• Feds: TSA Worker Tried to Sabotage Terror Database
• Virginia state troopers hand out 7,016 tickets in one weekend
• Anthrax Attack In Scotland - Ten Deaths So Far

Friday March 12, 2010

• CDC uses shopper-card data to trace salmonella
• No-Fly List Includes the Dead
• Why California Is Doomed
• Balky door openers tied to NSA
• Obama Supports DNA Sampling Upon Arrest
• HSBC: Data On 15,000 Swiss Account Holders Stolen
• Census Data Not So Confidential After All
• Collapse of the American Empire: swift, silent, certain
• National ID Cards Won't Stop Terrorism or Illegal Immigration
• Intrigue soars as 75 starlings fall out of sky
• Brain scan can read people's thoughts: researchers
• Defaulted Loans May Haunt Seniors
• Wyoming Governor Signs Sovereignty Resolution

Thursday March 11, 2010

• 7-Year-Old Calls 911, Saves Family From Attack
• Patients' medical records go online without consent
• What credit-card payoff? Consumers are dumping debt
• Future Gulf War
• Airlines Will Cancel Flights to Avoid Risk of Fines for Delays
• 43% have less than $10k for retirement
• Behind the scenes, crafting the US no-fly list
• Ocean Probe Lost at Sea
• 'Doomsday' Seed Vault Stores 500,000 Crops
• Is Antarctica Falling Apart?

Wednesday March 10, 2010

• Quake Kills 51 in Eastern Turkey
• China Readies Military Space Station for 2010 Launch
• 16 Cities Sue Manufacturer of Atrazine Weed Killer for Contaminating Drinking Water
• How to Tell if a Guy Is Trustworthy
• 500 butchered in Nigeria killing fields
• Toxic Seafood Warning
• Culled out
• Detroit looks at downsizing to save city
• Snowstorms wreak havoc in Spain
• Citibank exposes 600,000 customers' Social Security numbers
• ID Card for Workers Is at Center of Immigration Plan

Tuesday March 9, 2010

• China foreign minister says U.S. ties "disrupted"
• World's nature 'becoming extinct at fastest rate on record', conservationists warn
• The Swaps That Swallowed Your Town
• How Big Waves Go Rogue
• Iran says it has started cruise missile production
• Patent Reform Is A Patent Giveaway
• CDC In Denial On H1N1 D225G/N Significance
• Freak snow storm covers southern France
• Hundreds more town hall staff to get police-style powers
• Nuke hack attack puts military on high alert
• Chilean Earthquake Moved Entire City 10 Feet West, Shifted Other Parts of South America

Monday March 8, 2010

• Germs in gut may be to blame for big appetite
• 'Beast of a storm', record floods hit Australia
• How food and water are driving a 21st-century African land grab
• What happens to Haiti when 'the good doctors' leave?
• Pet Bite Etiquette 101: Who pays when teeth fly?
• Remedies From Mother Nature That Work
• Can Light Keep Spinach Fresh?
• Complexity of 'fraud' boggles the mind
• New Cell Phone Charger Turns Water into Electricity
• Water Practically Flies Off 'Near Perfect' Hydrophobic Surface That Refuses to Get Wet
• Antibiotic Resistance Increasing In Soil Microbes
• Kansas City Wants to Close Half Its Public Schools

Sunday March 7, 2010

• Big Brother Wants to Know All About You: The American Community Survey
• First Mistake: Putting Myself in Charge
• 100 dollar bill to get another facelift
• Are Sperm Donors Really Anonymous Anymore?
• 38-car Pile-up Closes Highway 41 for 7 Hours
• Expansive food recall leaves consumers asking: What is HVP?
• Postal Service Urged to Weigh Three-Days-a-Week Mail
• 25 die as Iraqis defy violence to vote

Saturday March 6, 2010

• Dark, dangerous asteroids found lurking near Earth
• 1,000 trapped on ferry stuck in Baltic Sea ice
• Chile Emergency Office: No Damage From Earthquake In North
• Spy chips hidden in 2.5 MILLION dustbins: 60pc rise in electronic bugs as council snoopers plan pay-as-you-throw tax
• Details of "Einstein" Cyber Shield Disclosed by White House
• Experts Find Flaws In Planning For Md. Army Biolab
• The US and UK lost three nuclear weapons each
• Our world balances on a sea of debt
• Chile quake death toll falls from 800 to 267
• British winter was the coldest for 31 years
• Security Pros Question Deployment of Smart Meters
• 'Google' Hackers Had Ability to Alter Source Code

Friday March 5, 2010

• Quake exposes social disparities in Santiago, Chile
• Largest Private Refinery Discovers Gold-Plated Tungsten Bar
• Huge Waves Kills 2 on Mediterranean Cruise Ship
• Detroit homes sell for $1 amid mortgage and car industry crisis
• Security Chief : Security at O'Hare "easily defeatable"
• The US and UK lost three nuclear weapons each
• Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, With Added Bran, Please
• Doing a credit card chargeback, even once, can lead to blacklist
• America's Deadliest Sweetener Betrays Millions, Then Hoodwinks You With Name Change
• Quakes in Chile and Haiti raise concerns about Southland preparedness
• Billions more mouths to feed
• Oops! Agency fined $10,000 for spilling plutonium
• More TB Cases Found at UNCG, None Contagious
• Tuberculosis rise in East London

Thursday March 4, 2010

• That was a war council in Damascus
• Quake-torn Haiti hit by floods
• Is The Yellowstone Caldera Calling?
• NSA threatened Qwest CEO with repercussions if he didn't cut a surveillance deal
• Israel Prepares For the Chemical Holocaust
• French storms declared 'national disaster' by Nicolas Sarkozy
• Raw Deal: The Truth about Unpasteurized Dairy
• Head of 'Climategate' research unit admits sending 'pretty awful emails' to hide data
• The seven wonders of the solar system
• EDITORIAL: Party time at Veterans Affairs
• Documents reveal leaks and spills at national virus lab

Wednesday March 3, 2010

• Chilean Quake Likely Shifted Earth's Axis, NASA Scientist Says
• Wiseguys Indicted in $25 Million Online Ticket Ring
• Why pharmaceuticals might be called Weapons of Mass Prescription
• Open Wi-Fi 'outlawed' by Digital Economy Bill
• Woman becomes first prosecuted for failing to report treasure
• Pa. man dies during storm when 911 calls unheeded
• US cyber defense strategy details hit the Internet
• Barack Obama plans 'dramatic cuts' in nuclear stockpile
• Economists: Another Financial Crisis on the Way
• Sloppy Surveillance Raises H1N1 Pandemic Concerns

Tuesday March 2, 2010

• China PLA officer urges challenging U.S. dominance
• Storm batters Europe, at least 55 dead
• ATF seizes 30 toy guns, infuriating local business owner
• Chinese Fluoride is a Homeland Security Matter
• Plastic chemical triggers allergic asthma
• Americans' Dependence on Uncle Sam Hits High
• Drug Gangs Taking Over U.S. Public Lands
• Zimbabwe Law Forces White Firms to Blacks
• No finish in sight for 'virtual' border fence
• Toyota and the price of modernity
• Are Pesticides from Plants Dangerous to Humans?
• Putin: Russia to build new strategic bomber
• State Department lifts ban on exports of night-vision goggles

Monday March 1, 2010

• Chile Earthquake, Tsunami Warnings: The Science of Disaster
• Chile president says 708 killed in earthquake
• Storm kills more than 50 in Europe
• It's raining fish in the Northern Territory
• 23 CIA officials convicted in Italy
• Meat Might Be Behind Many Unidentified Allergic Reactions
• Bossier sheriff launches 'Operation Exodus'
• Bernanke Warned Congress About Debt Crisis

Sunday February 28, 2010

• Massive earthquake hits Chile, 214 dead
• Decade's deadly earthquakes
• Solar Storms Could Be Earth's Next Katrina
• Head of IMF Proposes New Reserve Currency
• Dog Saves Life of 3-Year-Old Girl Lost in the Woods
• Big quake question: Are they getting worse?
• 2 Huge Icebergs Let Loose off Antarctica's Coast
• Snow 'Hurricane' Leaves New York, New England Buried in Snow With Heavy Winds
• FAA probes how much pilots sleep
• Thefts by the truckload soar in down economy

Saturday February 27, 2010

• Pound Could Collapse Within Weeks, Predicts Billionaire Financier Jim Rogers
• Epic Fail
• Giant iceberg 'could change weather patterns'
• Dealing With Chinese Aggression
• 3 Homeland Security computers lost daily
• Secret Service Computers Only Work at 60 Percent Capacity; Agency Uses 1980s Mainframe
• Dominic Midgley looks at funds investing in farmland that will feed a population explosion
• Russia's Iconic Topol-M Launcher To Make Red Square Debut
• Earthquake Off Japan Sparks Tsunami Fear
• US senator warns of 'financial meltdown' risk
• Man takes city to Supreme Court over handgun ban

Friday February 26, 2010

• Disaster Awaits Cities in Earthquake Zones
• More Signals On H1N1 Wave 3 Start in United States
• Terror as mall shark tank cracks
• Police covered for fellow officers who killed two people in the wake of Hurricane Katrina
• Contractors outnumber full-time workers at DHS; lawmakers 'astounded'
• Controversial new US defence logo compared to Islamic crescent and star
• Global treaty may make your ISP spy on you
• Citi Notice Shines Light on Little-Known Fed Rule
• Caught on Tape: Selling America's Secrets
• Croat scientist warns ice age is overdue, could start in five years

Thursday February 25, 2010

• 11.3 million homeowners underwater on mortgage
• GI back from Haiti stricken with rare infection
• Study: Hospital Infections Kill 48,000 in U.S. Each Year
• The New 'Google Search' Scam
• Chile's north region issues sanitary alert after red tide
• Stafford Hospital caused 'unimaginable suffering'
• SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau dies in killer-whale attack
• Nationwide Strike Paralyzes Greece

Wednesday February 24, 2010

• Report: States' tax collections fall again
• Australia to take Japan to court over whaling
• Hackers expose security flaws with 'Elvis Presley' passport
• FTC warns firms, organizations of widespread data breach
• Transport strikes lay bare Europe's malaise
• Cruise line: 350 sick aboard ship in Caribbean
• Texas Supplied Newborn Blood Samples to Forensic Database
• UN warns world could be swamped by electronic waste
• Can the Air Force Finally Buy a New Gas-Passer?
• Where Have All the MANPADS Gone?
• 'Sophisticated' Hack Hit Intel in January
• A Nap Can Make You Smarter

Tuesday February 23, 2010

• Millions of unemployed face years without jobs
• Haiti death toll could reach 300,000: Preval
• Homeland chief: Domestic extremism is top concern
• Exposed: Dark secret of the farm where tigers' bodies are plundered to make 185 Pound wine
• Airport Security: Welcome to Scannergate
• Do Our Organs Have Memories?
• One in four internet domain owners are "untraceable"
• Arming Both Sides: The Perils of Ammunition Leakage in the Afghan War
• 'Buy farmland and gold,' advises Dr Doom

Monday February 22, 2010

• More snow set to hit Britain tonight as freezing weather continues
• Portugal Floods Kill 42
• Scary Chinese Security
• Hugo Chavez left in the dark as El Nino plays power politics
• Tracy Residents Now Have To Pay For 911 Calls
• Arizona speed cameras incite a mini revolt
• Climate scientists withdraw journal claims of rising sea levels
• Bad economies in states to worsen: governors
• Helmets Must Be Part of Skiing and Snowboarding Culture, Doctors Urge
• Does Hot Water Freeze Faster Than Cold Water?

Sunday February 21, 2010

• Floods and mudslides in Madeira leave 32 dead
• Hospitals Report Some Patients Cleaning Them Out
• Frustrated Owner Bulldozes Home Ahead Of Foreclosure
• Don Young: Global warming is a "Scam"
• Credit cards implicate Mossad in Dubai hit: report
• Young, educated and jobless in China
• America's Most Miserable Cities
• Trove of 68,000 stolen logons in hands of 'amateur' hackers

Saturday February 20, 2010

• Biden seeks test ban, end to all U.S. nukes
• FDIC Opens A Massive New Office Near Chicago Just To Handle The Coming Tidal Wave Of Midwest Bank Closings They Are Expecting
• Cook County a "Dark Pool of Political Corruption"
• Cyber War Wake Up Call
• Fuel shortage hits Greece as strikes grow
• New Antibiotics May Conquer 'Superbugs'
• U.N. nuclear agency expresses concern on Iran
• Beyond the Corn Field: Balancing Fuel, Food and Biodiversity
• Limp wrists and tight fists: What your handshake says about you

Friday February 19, 2010

• Bringing Back The Bad Old Days
• Magnitude 6.7 earthquake hits Far East
• Homeland Security reports losing guns
• UCSF may have cure for deadly disease Chagas
• Military retirees volunteer for active duty
• Suit: Pa. school used webcams to spy on students
• Haiti's quake survivors don't wait for gov't plan
• More than 75,000 computer systems hacked in one of largest cyber attacks, security firm says
• Falkland Islands: First it was sovereignty, now it's oil
• New underground economy

Thursday February 18, 2010

• TSA to swab airline passengers' hands in search for explosives
• American Doctor Saw Medical 'Miracles' in Haiti
• 'Dead' Colombian woman moves arm at funeral home
• Haiti's elite eyes profits as millions face disease and hunger
• Argentina to blockade Falkland waters in dispute over oil rights
• Too Few CG Cutters For Demands
• Natural-Disaster Mathematical Aid Systems Aid in Decision-Making
• Downcast: Critically endangered bahaba caught and sold for $500,000

Wednesday February 17, 2010

• Tests show bomb scanner ineffective, Thailand says
• Dumped! Brand names fight to stay in stores
• Lone voice warns of debt threat to Fed
• WH 'Hammered' Allen on CG Woes
• Daniel Rubin: Another case of TSA overkill
• Credit card holders face 'crippling' interest rates
• Victims of electrosensitivity syndrome say EMFs cause symptoms

Tuesday February 16, 2010

• Desolate malls, empty offices may come soon
• HIGHLIGHTS-Greek FinMin unveils tax reform, wage policy
• SocGen's Edwards Sees Euro Breakup as Feldstein Predicts Change
• Meteorite That Fell in 1969 Still Revealing Secrets of the Early Solar System
• Rainy season a new hardship for Haiti
• Pockets Of Ungovernability
• Earthquake-Proofing Haiti
• The Internet's Biggest Scam

Monday February 15, 2010

• More than a million remain with no shelter in Haiti as rains loom
• Americans stock up to be ready for end of the world
• The $555,000 Student-Loan Burden
• Students brains 'rewired' by the internet
• Critics Say Google Invades Privacy With New Service
• American spy chiefs alarmed by Binyam Mohamed ruling
• Croat scientist warns that ice age could start in five years
• Ex-Mossad chief: Israel can hit Iran without U.S. OK

Sunday February 14, 2010

• 10,000 TSA staff to get secret intel
• Beware of ATM Scam Sweeping the Country
• US banks facing $1.4tn crisis over commercial property loans
• Algae to solve the Pentagon's jet fuel problem
• Exclusive: Osama Bin Laden's Son Warns His Successors Will Be Worse
• We Are Bad And We Are Proud
• Anonymity is no guarantee in online postings
• The Stingy Nanny
• New York Jewish Mumps Outbreak Sickens 1,521 Children

Saturday February 13, 2010

• Rare snowfall in Rome as cold snap grips Italy
• CDC: Swine flu made 57 million Americans ill
• Europe's Five "Undeclared Nuclear Weapons States"
• Dramatic H1N1 CFR Spike In Mexico Raises Concerns
• 2 more swine flu deaths in Maharashtra take India toll to 1296
• Unconstrained Cyberspace Domain

Friday Feburary 12, 2010

• DC's snowpocalypse nightmare
• Feds push for tracking cell phones
• Illinois Earthquake
• Mumps outbreak in NY, NJ tops 1,500 cases
• Police stage burglaries on homes
• Bombs In Breast Implants?
• Threat Level Privacy, Crime and Security Online Facebook Denies 'All Wrongdoing' in 'Beacon' Data Breach
• The Great Chinese Arms Race
• Judge makes key ruling in case of the errant golf ball
• WHO experts to meet this month, examine whether peak of swine flu pandemic is over
• Red Cross offers earthquake safety tips

Thursday February 11, 2010

• Haiti raises earthquake's death toll to 230,000
• China confirmed as world's top exporter
• New York Bills Would Mandate HPV Vaccines Without Parents' Consent
• Shah Rukh signs off sexy body-scan printouts at HeathrowShah Rukh signs off sexy body-scan printouts at Heathrow
• Sat-nav devices face big errors as solar activity rises
• Yes, America is Still in an Official State of Emergency
• China threatens world health by unleashing waves of superbugs
• Pure Water for Haiti, Afghanistan: Just Add Bacteria
• Feds Bust Cookie-Stuffing Code Seller
• Teenage girls 'live on junk food', survey finds

Wednesday February 10,2010

• Evacuations ordered for hillside neighborhoods in L.A.
• Will Baby Boomers Bankrupt Social Security?
• Health care department breaches privacy
• Zeus Attack Spoofs NSA, Targets .gov and .mil
• All Your Nukes Belong To Us
• Study shows why it is so scary to lose money
• China PLA officers urge economic punch against U.S.
• China Report Shows More Pollution in Waterways
• Daniel Rubin: Another TSA complaint close to home
• Former Boeing engineer sentenced to 15 years for spying
• We are living in broken Britain - and almost half of us want to emigrate, says poll
• Chinese police admit enormous number of spies

Tuesday February 9, 2010

• US military vows to stay course in Haiti
• Soft drink consumption may increase risk of pancreatic cancer
• Rash of retirements pushes Social Security to brink
• China's hawks demand cold war on the US
• An American -- until told she wasn't
• Second cold snap set to sweep across Britain with more snow and ice
• Kim Makes Denuclearization Pledge to China
• Birth Defects Plague Tiny California Town

Monday February 8, 2010

• Worst snows in modern history hit DC
• Haiti protesters denounce aid corruption, hoarding
• Historic snowstorm in D.C. leaves a mess to be reckoned with
• Most Adults Not Getting Necessary Vaccinations
• 'Niagara' of mud hits homes
• 303 Diagnosed With Mumps In NYC Suburbs
• 500,000 EU computers can access private British data
• Did Netflix Out a Customer? Your Private Details May Be Fodder for a Contest
• Credit Card Data Stolen at Hotels, Resorts

Sunday February 7, 2010

• Snow piles up, paralyzing nation's capital
• James Jones: Iran's Nukes 'Top Global Security Threat'
• Airport Body Scanning Raises Radiation Exposure, Committee Says
• US food stamps set ever-higher record-32.8 million
• Space UFO baffles boffin
• At last! Have they finally found a 'weapon of mass destruction' in Iraq?
• The Chinese Threat Below
• The great global warming collapse
• Bayer to pay $1.5 million in 2nd lawsuit over GM rice

Saturday February 6, 2010

• FBI wants records kept of Web sites visited
• Winter Storm Pounds East Coast, Possible Blizzard for Some Cities
• Google links up with US spy-master to thwart threats to cyberspace
• Six H1N1 Pediatric Deaths In California Raise Concerns
• The government has your baby's DNA
• Sick of Fighting for Airplane Overhead Bin Space?
• Iran's missile and uranium salvoes
• The "miracle babies" of Mexico City: 25 years later

Friday February 5, 2010

• Hundreds of Quakes Are Rattling Yellowstone
• Haiti earthquake: death toll reaches 200,000
• Does safer flying mean a risk of radiation?
• Do not adjust your sets: solar storms could cause blackouts at Olympics
• Bosom bombers: Women have explosive breast implants
• Google to enlist NSA to help it ward off cyberattacks
• Latest: Dick Morris Warns of Obama 'Aftershock' to U.S. Economy, Take Steps Now
• More pupils cheating in GCSE and A levels exams with use of mobile phones

Thursday February 4, 2010

• What's a Degree Really Worth?
• Pentagon's Black Budget Tops $56 Billion
• Nuke waste here still safe 'for decades' without Nev. site
• Just how bad is recycled airplane air?
• Heart Attacks are Gender Biased
• Report: Packaged salad can contain high levels of bacteria
• Colorado Springs cuts into services considered basic by many
• Pentagon abandons two-war doctrine
• Police want backdoor to Web users' private data

Wednesday February 3, 2010

• Haiti Food Convoy Attacked; U.N. Warns of Volatility
• Deficit Balloons Into National-Security Threat
• Air passengers who refuse a full body scan to be barred from their flights
• The Depressing News About Antidepressants
• Climate change emails between scientists reveal flaws in peer review
• Incidents of identity theft up by 32pc
• More tainted milk products found in China shops
• Paulson feared dollar crisis
• Right-Handed and Left-Handed People Do Not See the Same Bright Side of Things
• Glacier-Melting Debate Highlights Importance of Satellites

Tuesday February 2, 2010

• Hundreds of Quakes Are Rattling Yellowstone
• Severe H1N1 Cases in North Carolina Raise Concerns
• More than 1,200 tiny quakes hit Yellowstone Park, but jitters are few
• Shrimp's Dirty Secrets: Why America's Favorite Seafood Is a Health and Environmental Nightmare
• Gates seeks to change 'out of date' vision of military challenges
• Three-quarters of Britons 'suffer from depression'
• The Greatest Generation
• Study: Aging Adults Need Less Sleep

Monday February 1, 2010

• US raises stakes on Iran by sending in ships and missiles
• Haiti doctors fear malaria and typhoid as rainy season arrives
• Haiti heads for debt crisis as emergency loans pile up after earthquake
• Terrorists 'plan attack on Britain with bombs INSIDE their bodies' to foil new airport scanners
• China bugs and burgles Britain
• Social Security numbers found lying in street
• Sunshine Vitamin Cuts Cancer Risk by 40%
• Hiding Lockheed During WWII - What Are We Hiding NOW?
• Bayonets Hit the Mark
• Dad on crusade to warn of flat-screen TV dangers
• Chemical Warfare
• God Bless And Keep The Himalayas
• Nasa mission to unravel sun's threat to Earth

Sunday January 31, 2010

• Girl's 15 Days in Haiti Rubble Raises Survival Questions
• Doctor: Quake Victims Dying Without US Airlifts
• Courts, Congress Shun Addressing Legality of Warrantless Eavesdropping
• China protests US arms sales, warns of 'serious' impact
• China suspends military exchanges with US
• Firefly Mission to Study Terrestrial Gamma-ray Flashes
• Winter vomiting bug closes whole hospital
• For Women Who Want Kids, 'the Sooner the Better': 90 Percent of Eggs Gone By Age 30
• Haiti's post-disaster disaster

Saturday January 30, 2010

• Mandelblit: Disaster Survival Lessons
• Public Swims Increase 'Stomach Flu' Odds
• Spike In US Pneumonia and Influenza Deaths
• Can Flame-Retardant Chemicals Cause Infertility?
• Rogers: Markets Will Tank Any Day Now
• Russia unveils its first stealth fighter jet - the Sukhoi T-50
• Wikileaks temporarily shuts down due to lack of funds
• Academics fight rise of creationism at universities

Friday January 29, 2010

• Killer way to slay the Google beast!
• Report: Critical Infrastructures Under Constant Cyberattack Globally
• 250,000 White House Staffers, Visitors Affected by National Archives Data Breach
• Was mysterious jellyfish in sky caused by space satellite reflecting Northern Lights?
• Middle school investigates flu shot
• Universe Is 30 Times More Run Down Than Thought, Astronomers Find
• Deadly Fish Virus Now Found in All Great Lakes
• Cancer in Wildlife May Signal Toxic Dangers

Thursday January 28, 2010

• 2 weeks after Haiti quake, food aid falls short
• Airline passengers have 'no right' to refuse naked body scanners
• Russian company eyes offensive military satellite
• West Coast Wasteland
• Hackers Targeted Oil Companies for Oil Location Data
• Foreign owned and grown food on Australian soil
• Chicago woman back from brink of death after contracting swine flu
• Too Much Sitting Could Be Deadly
• Mysterious Minuteman Malfunction
• Pentagon Searches for 'Digital DNA' to Identify Hackers
• US not ready to cope with biological terror attack, report warns

Wednesday January 27, 2010

• Two Koreas trade fire, spooks markets
• Obama Underwrites Offshore Drilling
• Pentagon Searches for 'Digital DNA' to Identify Hackers
• Tapped Out?: Are Chlorine's Beneficial Effects in Drinking Water Offset by Its Links to Cancer?
• Does Mother's Milk Transfer Environmental Toxins to Breast-Feeding Babies?
• Pentagon Report Calls for Office of 'Strategic Deception'
• Earth becoming invisible to aliens
• Fitch: U.S. Retail Credit Card Defaults Hit Near-Record Levels with No Relief in Sight
• Former WMD Chief: Al-Qaida Awaiting Nukes

Tuesday January 26, 2010

• Pakistan Collapse Could Trigger Global Great Depression and World War III
• Judge Tosses NSA Spy Cases
• Computer security: fraud fears as scientists crack 'anonymous' datasets
• Live pigs blasted in terror attack experiments
• One in five hospital patients has diabetes
• Sunshine vitamin cuts cancer risk by 40%
• Bedbug spray won't poison you
• Haiti orphans at risk from traffickers -government, UNICEF
• Widespread D225G/N In Fatal Ukraine Cases
• Terror alert: Two men on 'no-fly' list stopped at Heathrow
• Report: Funds Needed For Asteroid Warning System
• Birth certificate 'baloney': 'Official' doesn't mean real

Monday January 25, 2010

• Swine Flu Count Plagued by Flawed Data
• 150,000 Haiti quake victims buried, gov't says
• There is no help. We need food and water. Urgently
• Bin Laden wording 'indicator' of upcoming attack: monitor
• Collision Causes Crude Oil Spill in Texas
• EFF: Court ruling means 'surveillance of Americans immune from review'
• The 7 Most Toxic Places to Live
• The Rise Of The Admirals
• Mystery as century-old Swiss watch discovered in ancient tomb sealed for 400 years
• Oops, that was a bad call, Earth

Sunday January 24, 2010

• Computers down at all 168 California DMV offices
• Terrorist threat level raised to 'severe'
• Widespread antibiotic use in 1960s sparked MRSA
• One quarter of US grain crops fed to cars - not people, new figures show
• Yellowstone's Plumbing Reveals Plume of Hot and Molten Rock 410 Miles Deep
• Iraq littered with high levels of nuclear and dioxin contamination, study finds
• Mother Who Loses Son to Brain Cancer Warns of Cell Phone Use
• Man trapped 11 days after quake rescued
• Safety of cars' keyless entry and ignition systems questioned

Saturday January 23, 2010

• Meteorite strikes doctor's office in small town
• Lessons for U.S. Preparedness From Haiti Relief Efforts: Analysis
• Microsoft Learned of IE Zero-Day Flaw Last September
• Haiti homeless reach 2 million
• Haiti earthquake: 10,000 buried each day in mass graves
• Haitians flee shattered, barren city for new life in countryside
• Haiti earthquake creating a generation of amputees, doctors warn
• Town of Wenden Underwater
• Cleaner river = global warming?

Friday January 22, 2010

• Disease, Malnutrition Risks Grow in Haiti
• Aid to Haiti Speeds Up, but Delays Plague Effort
• Sewage runs, garbage piles up at Haiti quake camps
• Los Angeles, Southern California Face Worst Storm of Week
• Southern California, Arizona to Bear Brunt of New Pacific Storm's Fury
• Meals Rejected By No One
• Daniel Rubin: It was no joke at security gate
• The Surveillance Society: Trading Freedom For The Illusion Of Safety
• Unfunded Benefits Dig States' 3 Trillion Dollar Hole: Orin S. Kramer
• FBI Broke Law Spying on Americans’ Phone Records, Post Reports

Thursday January 21, 2010

• More evacuations ordered as new storm hits Calif.
• U.S. China Military Tensions Grow
• Haiti TV coverage: Reporters saving lives is good, but selling it on TV feels bad
• Cold inflicted major toll on fish in Florida
• How Did School Staffers Get Insulin Instead of Flu Vaccine?
• Smog in the Western U.S.: Blame China?
• German scientists develop fast-acting germ killer
• Monsanto GM Corn Causing Organ Failure in Rats Study: Everything You Need To Know
• Democrats propose $1.9T increase in debt limit

Wednesday January 20, 2010

• Haitians May Go Extinct
• Putin Says Chlorine in Chickens Unsafe
• Some 390 tons of U.S. ground beef recalled
• Colorado surgery tech details stealing painkiller
• The world - maybe even China itself - knows little of its hacker foe
• Forecast: Debt to dwarf GDP
• Sovereign: Canadian Customs Wants Your Laptop, Too
• Siren malfunctions at San Onofre nuke plant
• Top 15 chemical additives in your food
• Swine Flu Epidemic Ends With a Whimper
• Why America and China will clash

Tuesday January 19, 2010

• US troops land at Haiti presidential palace
• Drugs in our drinking water
• Confirmed H1N1 D225G Transmission in Italian Family
• Cruise ships still find a Haitian berth
• AP Exclusive: Network flaw causes scary Web error
• Asia's greed for ivory puts African elephant at risk
• Rogers: Food Shortage Coming as Farmers Struggle

Monday January 18, 2010

• The US if failing Haiti - again
• Haiti's Hell
• Feds Accuse Doc of Faking Research On Pfizer & Merck Drugs
• Refitting The Guard
• Elite US troops ready to combat Pakistani nuclear hijacks
• German government warns against using MS Explorer
• Proposed Web video restrictions cause outrage in Italy
• Why Minds Like Soros, Shiller Fear Wealth Destruction
• For Once, Poorest Escape Disaster's Brunt
• Haiti Help Is Near -- but Where to Land?
• 80 Million Americans Got H1N1

Sunday January 17, 2010

• Haitians desperate for supplies; rescues continue
• AP Exclusive: Network flaw causes scary Web error
• Sources: U.S. takes control of Haiti
• Hunters spark lockdown of Texas nuclear weapons plant
• The Militarization of Emergency Aid to Haiti: Is it a Humanitarian Operation or an Invasion?
• China begins monitoring billions of text messages as censorship increases
• Deadly Quake Piles on Haiti's Man-Made Disaster
• Haiti earthquake: death toll may hit 200,000
• Contaminated House Dust Linked to Parking Lots With Coal Tar Sealant

Saturday January 16, 2010

• Are Genetically Modified Foods Safe?
• Frieeze may have damaged 30% of crops
• More China provinces plan power rationing -report
• Whaling Protesters Pioneer Non-lethal Warfare
• FEMA Drowns Millions of Homeowners in Flood Insurance Premiums
• US army to double weapons stockpiled in Israel
• Perilous Plastics?: FDA Joins Other U.S. Health Agencies in Chorus of Concern about BPA
• Haiti Earthquake Disaster Little Surprise to Some Seismologists
• Autism Clusters Found in California's Major Cities

Friday January 15, 2010

• Haiti quake: Survivors struggle while awaiting aid
• Pentagon Scientists Target Iran's Nuclear Mole Men
• White House budget director blames old computers for ineffective government
• Gangs Armed With Machetes Loot Port-Au-Prince
• Unhealthy diets could fuel female depression
• Google attack part of widespread spying effort
• Using inhalers too often can make asthma worse
• Dollar Crisis Looms if US Doesn't Curb Debt: Experts
• The War Below

Thursday January 14, 2010

• Thousands feared dead in Haiti quake; many trapped
• Survivors struggle while awaiting aid
• Haitian quake
• US Red Cross is out of medical supplies in Haiti
• Mystery object whizzes past Earth harmlessly
• Google threatens to leave China after attacks on activists' e-mail
• Russia to lease nuclear submarine to India - report
• Copenhagen Summit Turned Junket?
• Police fight cellphone recordings
• Doomsday clock to be moved by world's top scientists tomorrow
• US asks China to explain Google hacking claims

Wednesday January 13, 2010

• Major Earthquake in Haiti; Damage in Port-au-Prince
• Mystery object to whizz by Earth Wednesday
• Personal Bankruptcy Filings Soar
• Bankruptcy could be good for America
• N. California Dodges Major Damage in 6.5 Quake
• Giant sinkholes swallow property in Frostproof, Plant City
• Cold Imperils Florida's Fish, Fruit and Veggies
• Fury at Vaccine Scandal
• Moody's warns of 'social unrest' as sovereign debt spirals
• Sick Man On 'Do Not Board' List Flies From Philly
• Asian Carp DNA found in Chicago River, officials say

Tuesday January 12, 2010

• The mini ice age starts here
• Body scanners can store, send images, group says
• Big chill grips China and US, while Israelis bask on the beach
• Confusion reigns as US security is stepped up
• Panic buying in supermarkets as the weather tightens its grip on Britain
• Myleene 'aghast' over knife warning
• Snow threat to Britain's vegetable crop
• Iran can be bombed says General Petraeus
• Irrational fears give nuclear power a bad name, says Oxford scientist

Monday January 11, 2010

• A Freezing Nation With Little Relief in Sight
• 6.5 quake shakes buildings on California coast
• Cancer Risks Debated for Type of X-Ray Scan
• Food costs to soar as big freeze deepens
• China banks eclipse US rivals
• China becomes biggest exporter, edging out Germany
• Unusually cold temperatures affect farms, wildlife
• Is Google Making Us Stupid?

Sunday January 10, 2010

• Cold snap death toll rises across Europe
• Stoplights' Unusual, Potentially Deadly Winter Problem
• Speed sensors on red-light cameras could raise money fast
• 2010: Giant Gathering Storm Clouds
• US preparing military for possible Iran conflict
• Big Freeze Plunged Europe into Ice in Months
• New Clothes Could Make You Sick - 'GMA' Research Shocking
• Two more swine flu deaths in Delhi, toll 85
• Rationing imposed on UK's dwindling supply of grit
• Swine flu: Ministers 'preparing to offload millions of unwanted vaccines'
• Russia, China, Iran redraw energy map

Saturday January 9, 2010

• At -21c UK is as cold as the South Pole: Biggest freeze for 30 years wreaks havoc (and there are 10 more days to come)
• Energy security questioned as National Grid cuts off gas to factories
• Soda fountain machines harbor fecal bacteria, study finds
• Planet-Hunting Telescope Unearths Hot Mysteries
• Frozen Britain forced to order salt from abroad as stocks dwindle
• Investors add spice to rising food prices

Friday January 8, 2010

• U.S. Spy Agencies Face Information Overload
• Midwest bracing for heavy snow, wind chills of -50
• What's Eating You? Seven Terrible Parasites, From Tapeworms to Bedbugs
• China kept tainted milk secret
• Stories from Ice-bound Britain
• The DNA Problem in American Spying

Thursday January 7, 2010

• Gas supplies running out as Britian shivers
• Police May Scrap Entrance Exam: Report
• Dead fish provoke alert around Gulf of Mexico
• Blogger Michael Yon Detained, Handcuffed by TSA in Seattle Airport
• Cybersecurity: Here’s What Really Worries the Pentagon
• Army rescues 1,000 drivers stranded in cars for 12 HOURS as UK is paralysed by heavy snow (with more on its way)
• Heaviest snowfall in 6 decades in Beijing
• Britain paralysed by snow and freezing weather
• Ukraine Fatalities Jump to 827 - 100K New Cases in One Day
• Earth 'to be wiped out' by supernova explosion
• One third of world's population has tuberculosis bacterium
• Phantom zip codes also found in Virginia

Wednesday January 6, 2010

• Use of potentially harmful chemicals kept secret under law
• China will soon have the power to switch off the lights in the West
• Russia, US at Odds Over Future Asteroid Hit
• A False Nuclear Start
• Living on Nothing but Food Stamps
• Gas supplies running out as Britain shivers
• U.S. to test emergency alert system in Alaska on Wednesday
• Personal Bankruptcy Filings Rising Fast
• Extended Period of Cold Raises Fears for Florida Crops
• UN stops food aid to 1 million in southern Somalia

Tuesday January 5, 2010

• Winter of 2009-2010 Could Be Worst in 25 Years
• Dispute looms as Russia suspends Belarus energy supplies
• Scientists warn of rise in diseases spread from animals to humans
• Feds Warn Small Businesses to Use Dedicated PC for Online Banking
• Obama's nuclear-free vision mired in debate
• The Decade's 10 Most Dastardly Cybercrimes
• Ukraine Fatalities Spike to 805 - One Day Record of 38
• Plastics Recycling Industry 'Starving For Materials'
• Chinese environment officials fail to stop oil slick from polluting Yellow river

Monday January 4, 2010

• Tajikistan Earthquake Leaves 20,000 Homeless
• As Britain told to expect snow for 'next 10 days', how is the rest of the world is coping with this Arctic weather?
• Peru's mountain people face fight for survival in a bitter winter
• Brazil nuclear plants may close as floods kill 66
• Are planned airport scanners just a scam?
• Scripps Florida scientists show 'lifeless' prions capable of evolutionary change and adaptation
• Body scanner wouldn't have foiled syringe bomber, says MP who worked on new machines
• New Laws Go Into Effect For 2010

Sunday January 3, 2010

• At Least 64 Dead in Brazil Mudslides
• U.S. East Coast Faces Deep Freeze; Florida Oranges Threatened
• GPS-led travel goes amiss; 3 Ore. parties rescued
• Concern as China clamps down on rare earth exports
• Israel to issue gas masks to population
• Yemeni groups pose new set of terrorism threats

Saturday January 2, 2010

• Japan has fewer babies, more deaths
• Eyewitnesses: 2 arrested in Christmas flight terror
• Russian space chief makes vague threat to vaguely threatening asteroid
• Obama Reviews Anti-Terror Steps
• Growing Up: Skyscraper Farms Seen as a Way to Produce Food Locally--And Cut Greenhouse Emissions
• China Wargames The Future

Friday January 1, 2010

• Blue moon to shine down on New Year's Eve
• Space head: Russia may send spacecraft to asteroid
• Russia Plans to Save Earth From Rogue Asteroid; 'No Nuclear Explosions,' Space Chief Promises
• 20 million-plus collect unemployment checks in '09
• U.S. Navy Attempted-Suicide Rate Near 3 Percent
• No Rise of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Fraction in Past 160 Years, New Research Finds
• Flight 253 passenger Kurt Haskell: 'I was visited by the FBI'
• US 'stopped Dutch installation of full body scanners'
• European Parliament to Investigate WHO and 'Pandemic' Scandal

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