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Roman-era Wreck May Hold Key to Cures for Modern Disease

Pills found on board a 2nd century B.C. shipwreck were packed with crushed carrots, parsley, onions, alfalfa, and other vegetable matter, conforming to...

Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. July 11, 2011

Archeologists: Philistine Relics From Goliath’s Hometown of Gath?

Raven Clabough July 8, 2011

Archeologists are hoping to piece together from ancient remains the history of one of the Bible's great antagonists: Goliath. Most of the excavating...

EU Bank Raises Rates, Accepts Portugal’s Junk Bonds as Collateral

Bruce Walker July 8, 2011

Americans know the term "stagflation"; the decline in economic activity accompanied by an artificially inflated money supply is what Europe is presently experiencing....

Britain May Allow Abortion Ads on Television, Radio

Dave Bohon July 7, 2011

The British government has given the nod for abortionists to hawk their services on the “telly.” As reported by the London Telegraph, “Private...

Danes Reassert Control of Borders

R. Cort Kirkwood July 7, 2011

Denmark has imposed border controls to stop uncontrolled immigration. ...

Portugal’s Government Bonds Now at “Junk” Status

Bruce Walker July 7, 2011

Wednesday, the financial crisis which is threatening all Europe deepened, as the rates for Portuguese government debt instruments jumped higher based upon a...

China’s Paper Inflation Stimulus To End Badly

Bob Adelmann July 6, 2011

Problem loans at China’s banks are significantly worse than initially thought, according to Moody’s Investors Service’s news release on July 4th. This raises concerns...

Burqa Laws in Australia, France Face Challenges

James Heiser July 5, 2011

Only months after the French government banned the wearing of burqas in public (as in London, left), police in Australia have announced that...

Greek Austerity to Be Enforced German-Style

Bob Adelmann July 5, 2011

Eurogroup President Jean-Claude Juncker said in an interview over the weekend that the austerity measures being imposed on Greece in exchange for additional...

Poland’s Parliament Considers Total Abortion Ban

Dave Bohon July 5, 2011

Thanks to a massive grassroots pro-life campaign, lawmakers in Poland have cast an initial vote in favor of legislation that would ban all...

Greece Passes Austerity Bills in Spite of Massive Protests

Raven Clabough July 1, 2011

Unwilling to be intimidated by the often-violent mass protests of radicals, Greek lawmakers passed yesterday the second and final austerity bill that was...

Report: More Than 2,000 British Kids Forced Into Sex Slavery

R. Cort Kirkwood June 30, 2011

Rapists have groomed 2,000 children for sex in England, according to a report from the country’s Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre. ...

Kids Going “Genderless” In Sweden At Pre-School

R. Cort Kirkwood June 30, 2011

The full-blown insanity of feminism may have found its fullest expression at a Swedish pre-school, according to a news report, where the teachers...

Holland May Ban Ritual Slaughter of Animals

James Heiser June 30, 2011

Despite protests from Muslims and Jews living in the Netherlands, the Dutch parliament has passed legislation which requires the humane slaughtering of livestock....