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Now You Can Meet Lilith
October 9, 2002Readers who are fascinated with the characters in Whitley Strieber's new novel "Lilith's Dream" can now see one artist's impression of what they look like. Our website artist Dana Augustine, who creates a wonderful new masthead every week for our... continued
HIV Influenced by Where You Live
October 9, 2002Researchers think the place you live in is as important as your behavior, when it comes to getting HIV. "The risk of individual behavior is enhanced or lessened by the type of place in which it takes place," says Dr.... continued
Special Interview with Robert Bruce
October 9, 2002Click "Listen Now" at top of this page to hear a new, internet-only interview of Robet Bruce! In Whitley's Journal of September 19, "The Demon Eye of Knowledge,"click here he described the "bugs from hell" that suddenly began attacking him... continued
War Could be Started by an Asteroid
October 9, 2002Scientists aren't just worrying about the asteroid that's scheduled to impact the Earth in February of 2060?they're also worried about asteroids starting a third World War. Even small asteroids that never hit Earth can be mistaken for nuclear blasts by... continued
Is it Safe to Go to the Hospital?
October 9, 2002It?s getting almost as dangerous to go to the hospital as it is to stay out of it, because there's been a huge jump in the amount of dangerous bacteria that's resistant to antibiotics that has been found in hospitals... continued
Vampires Living in London
October 7, 2002Meetings of the London Vampire Group are held in the Ben Crouch Tavern in central London. Member Heidi Taylor says she was born with "natural fangs. I was always strange as a kid, I didn't fit in and I don't... continued
Miracle Birth
October 7, 2002A scientific miracle has occurred: a mule has given birth to a male foal in Morocco. Mules, which are hybrids created by mating a horse and a donkey, are sterile and cannot reproduce. There are only two other cases where... continued
Silly Science Awards
October 7, 2002The British are giving out a special version of the Nobel prize, called the IgNobel, for silly scientific research. Among the recent IgNobel winners are a scientist who researched belly button lint. Another award was given to scientists who showed... continued
Half of Violent Deaths are Suicides
October 7, 20021.6 million people a year die violent deaths every year around the world, and half of these are suicides, according to the World Health Organization. One third of the violent deaths are homicides and 20% are victims of war. Violence... continued
Questions Continue in Pennsylvania Death
October 7, 2002Whitley Strieber received a call from Peter Davenport, Director of the National UFO Reporting Center, strongly objecting to the notion that the strange case of a possible murder by UFO in Pennsylvania should be confirmed as a hoax. Mr. Davenport... continued