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Rare Sighting of Aurora Borealis in the South

November 7, 2001
The aurora borealis is appearing across the country, as far south as California and Georgia. If you look up in the sky, you?re likely to see a shimmering display of red and green lights. The colorful streaks, also known as... continued

Ozone: This Year?s Hole & A New Way to Destroy Anthrax

November 7, 2001
With all the news coming out about terrorist attacks, we tend to forget about our old nemesis, the ozone hole. How big is it this year, anyway? Each year around August the ozone hole begins to open as light from... continued

William Cooper Killed in Shootout

November 6, 2001
William Milton Cooper, author of "Behold a Pale Horse," was killed in a shootout with sheriff's deputies in Eagar, Arizona today. Cooper was host of a talk show broadcast by Worldwide Christian Radio out of Nashville. He was well known... continued

Sheriff’s Report on the Cooper Shooting

November 6, 2001
FLI Newswire) Eager Arizona - On Nov 5, 2001 at11:40pm, Apache County Sheriff's deputies attempted toserve an arrest warrant on a known felon, WilliamMilton Cooper, (58 years of age) at his residencelocated at 96 North Clearview Circle in Eagar AZ.Cooper... continued

CIA Denies Meeting Bin Laden in Hospital

November 6, 2001
CIA officials have rejected an article in the French newspaper Le Figaro reporting that one of their agents met with Osama bin laden in July when he underwent treatment for kidney problems at the American hospital in Dubai. ?Complete and... continued

Meteor May Have Destroyed Middle Eastern Civilizations

November 6, 2001
Scientists have discovered the first evidence that a devastating meteor impact in the Middle East might have triggered the mysterious collapse of civilizations there more than 4,000 years ago. Studies of satellite images of southern Iraq have revealed a two-mile-wide... continued

Do You Have the Body for Alzheimers?

November 5, 2001
Alzheimer?s disease may be more common among people with a small waist and large hips than it is among people with the opposite proportions, researchers suggest. The measurement of the waist relative to the hips, called the waist-to-hip ratio, measures... continued

Men May Go Extinct

November 5, 2001
Men are in danger of extinction because sperm banks, fertility treatments and human cloning may make them no longer necessary. Since men have historically started all major wars, the world would be a more peaceful place without them. Professor Seigfried... continued

Major Solar Flare Erupts, Radiation Storm in Progress

November 4, 2001
NOAA has issued a space weather advisory in response to an X-1 class solar flare that took place at 8:20AM PST. A G2 class magnetic storm is expected to reach earth around 6:00PM PST on Monday. A magnetic storm of... continued

Pakistan Secretly Sending Aid to Taliban

November 2, 2001
The Taliban is secretly receiving military and other supplies from Pakistan, according to U.S. officials. The goods, including ammunition and fuel, are being sent with the help of some officials in the Pakistani government. Government officials, speaking anonymously, say the... continued