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Alaska groups sue EPA to enforce clean air law in Fairbanks
Three Alaska groups are suing the Environmental Protection Agency for a fourth time, claiming the agency has not enforced federal clean air law in Alaska's second largest city
1 day ago - ABC News
How to stop giving rogue government CONSENT to violate your rights and turn you into a felon
I have a lot of friends in law enforcement, and one thing they all tell me is that very few people know their rights when it comes to saying “No” to cops. By feigning casual...
2 days ago - Natural News
N.I.H. to Scrutinize Private Donations to Scientific Research Projects
After halting a controversial alcohol study, officials will enforce new policies to ensure that private support does not compromise scientific integrity.
2 days ago - NY Times - 4 articles
NEA revokes license of restaurant linked to Salmonella outbreak
The operating license of a restaurant in Singapore linked to more than 80 Salmonella cases and one death has been terminated by authorities. The National Environment Agency...
2 days ago - Food Safety
NEA and AVA step up food safety checks during festive season
The National Environment Agency and Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore are to step up checks on food sites during the holiday season. The agencies told all...
4 days ago - Food Safety
Broken thermometers at processed food facility, illegal drugs in beef and veal prompt warnings
The Food and Drug Administration recently warned owners of a beef producer, a dairy, and a frozen food company about violations of federal food safety laws. Food companies that...
5 days ago - Food Safety
FDA Frontlines: Meet Scott Loughan, compliance officer of the year
Contributed My name is Scott Loughan and I am a Compliance Officer in the Food and Drug Administration's Office of Regulatory Affairs. I work in Vermont and I am a senior case...
5 days ago - Food Safety
BUSTED: Yet another liberal student caught sending "hate crime" threats to herself. now faces criminal charges
In November, a student at Drake University told administrators she had found multiple racist notes in one of the residence halls. Now, the student in question, 18-year-old...
10 days ago - Natural News
G20 side deal re-establishes raw beef trade between U.S. and Argentina
It's pretty common for bilateral deals that were worked out ahead of time to be celebrated at multi-national international conferences. That's how a deal to allow Argentina to...
11 days ago - Food Safety
Left-wing Rutgers profs outraged that police actually arrested an illegal alien for DUI
Even as Mexico's new president Andres Manuel López Obrador penned an agreement with Central American nations to curb mass migration and began working with the U.S. and Canada...
12 days ago - Natural News
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Study: PQQ may prevent and even reverse Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's disease may be one of the most fearsome health conditions common among the elderly. Imagine gradually losing your memory while your body weakens. But the risk of...
Priest Torments Mourners By Condemning Teen's Death By Suicide At His Funeral
During 18-year-old Maison Hullibarger's funeral, a priest criticized him for dying by suicide When Jeff and Linda Hullibarger met with Father LaCuesta ahead of their son's...
Early Physical Therapy Reduces Risk of Opioid Use
For patients with shoulder, back or knee pain who did use opioids, early physical therapy was associated with a 5 to 10 percent reduction in how much of the drug they used, the...
Most Accurate Tool Yet to Predict Asthma in Kids: Study
Pediatric Asthma Risk Score will become the most common tool used to predict asthma in young children and help prevent the common airway disease from developing, reveals a new...
How Allergies in Infants are Impacted by Diet During Pregnancy?
In a longitudinal study of pregnant women across US, many of the women avoided certain allergenic foods to prevent food allergies in infants.
BREAKING: Obamacare ruled unconstitutional by federal judge. era of forced...
In a stunning ruling that's sending shock waves across the nation, a federal judge has ruled that Obamacare - the deceptively named “Affordable Care Act” - violates the United...
4 Good reasons why you should give fermented foods a try
If you're new to fermented foods, you may have a hard time eating them, especially since some dishes can look and smell strange. However, if you give fermented foods a chance...
New study explains why having a lower calorie intake is healthier for you
A study from the University of Geneva backs the age-old knowledge that losing weight requires reducing your caloric intake. However, the researchers say it's not so your body...
Johnson & Johnson knew for DECADES that asbestos lurked in its baby powder...
A Reuters investigation said the papers, dating from 1971 to the 2000s, show J&J knew that the powders sometimes tested positive for asbestos. The firm closed out down 10...
'Deeply concerning' figures show a 50% rise in the number of Down's syndrome...
The campaign group Don't Screen Us Out fears the NHS use of 99 per cent accurate, low-risk prenatal testing for Down's syndrome will increase the number of babies aborted...