Arjun Walia of Collective Evolution writes: If you told somebody 10 years ago that there existed some sort of secret group or “secret government” pulling the strings behind the scenes of government policy, international law, various global rules/regulations, and more, they would have called you a “conspiracy theorist.” Today things have changed, largely as a result of information leaked…
Anna LeMind of The Mind Unleashed writes: The idea of cryonic preservation is not new. We have seen it in numerous sci-fi movies, but the question is –is it practically possible to freeze a human being and then bring them back to life after a certain amount of years? A new project aims to do…
Erin Elizbeth of Health Nut News writes: Herbalife has agreed to pay $200 million to reimburse consumers who lost money on its nutrition supplements and will also make major changes in its sales and distribution practices, the Federal Trade Commission announced on Friday. The FTC filed a complaint accusing the company of deceiving consumers about…
Christina Sarich of Waking Times writes: Facing ever-growing levels of harassment from the current, crumbling power structure, a new breed of dis-obedient women is shaking up the world. No longer facing simple media slurs or targeted cyber-trolling, some of these women are even being murdered to keep the planet from knowing about the causes which they bravely…
From an article on Sunny Skyz: Jarrett Adams, who at age 17 was sentenced to 28 years in prison for an alleged rape he didn’t commit and went to law school after being exonerated, is beginning law practice in New York City. Sprung from prison through efforts by the the Wisconsin Innocence Project, Adams entered…
Jillian Gorry of Little Things writes: “Nobody wants to be here,” J.C. Pearson II explains, a man who has experienced homelessness in San Francisco. “I don’t think anybody wants to live outside on a sidewalk. […] You go back to what’s familiar and what you know. If the streets are all you know and the…
Carolanne Wright of Wake Up World writes: Imagine old military planes used to revitalize barren areas of the earth, instead of causing death and destruction to the environment and wildlife. This reality may be closer than you think. Former RAF pilot, Jack Walters of Shropshire, England, believes C-130 transport aircraft — originally used for carpeting…
Jade Small of The Art Child writes: We constantly talk about what is wrong with the world and what needs to change, but turning those words into actions is easier said than done. This Norwegian family decided that if they want to see a change happening in this world they need to start with themselves,…
There is a group of fruit lovers in San Francisco that practice something known as “guerrilla grafting” – they graft fruit bearing branches onto fruitless, ornamental trees across the Bay Area city. Having access to free fruit sounds like a wonderful idea, considering the number of homeless people who can rarely afford a decent meal, but guerrilla grafting…
From an article featured on The Anti Media: The 2016 election has been a wild ride, with two insurgent grassroots campaigns literally giving the political establishment a run for its money. But as the events of this presidential primary season play out, it’s becoming clear the U.S. election — and even more so, the presidential…