Bottle Feeding Babies is Big Business

May 25, 2005
Newswise - The current administration's almost total concern with thewelfare of Big Business, often to the detriment of theordinary citizen, is nothing new. In the 1950s, baby formulamanufacturers convinced mothers in this country thatbreastfeeding was embarrassing and unnecessary?and the U.S.government... continued

Solar Fireworks Jar Scientists

May 25, 2005
NASA - The most intense burst of solar radiation in five decadesaccompanied a large solar flare on January 20. It shookspace weather theory and highlighted the need for newforecasting techniques, according to several presentationsat the American Geophysical Union (AGU) meeting... continued

Ancient Documents Miraculously Decoded

May 25, 2005
Thousands of previously illegible manuscripts containingwork by some of the greatest classical writers who everlived can be read for the first time, due to new technologywhich will reveal the secrets of the ancient world. Thefaded ink on these manuscript pages,... continued

911 Commission Report is a 571 Page Lie

May 24, 2005
On NPR radio recently, distinguished commentator DanielShore said that the biggest under reported news story of theyear is the leak that Bush and Blair both knew that SaddamHussein DID NOT haveweapons of massdestruction BEFORE the Iraq war. In our latestInsight,author... continued

Phoenix Lights Wins Major Movie Award

May 24, 2005
Dr. Lynne Kitei reports that The Phoenix Lights documentaryfilm has won the Best Director Award in the New YorkInternationalFilm Festival. To can get this film on DVD fromunknowncountry.com,clickhere. If you prefer to read her fascinating book aboutthese strange lights--which were... continued

Star Wars Religion

May 23, 2005
Newswise - Some fans of Star Wars, including fans of the newestentry, "Episode III: Revenge of the Sith," consider watchingthese films to be a religious experience. Two religionprofessors at different universities have studied the roleof religion in science fiction and... continued

Smoking?Why It’s So Hard to Quit

May 23, 2005
Newswise - Seven years after tobacco companies signed the MasterSettlement Agreement, which prohibited them from paying fortobacco brand appearances in movies, the number of tobaccobrand appearances in movies has decreased. Buttobacco placements in movies made especially for teens haveactually INCREASED.... continued

Sarcasm?What is It?

May 23, 2005
Newswise - The brain is more complex than we realize. For instance, theability to understand a sarcastic remark depends on asequence of complex skills based in specific parts of thebrain. Psychologists have discovered that in order to "getit," listeners must... continued

Major UFO Breakthrough in Brazil

May 22, 2005
The nation of Brazil is relaxing its policy of UFO secrecy.It is the first among a number of countries known to beconsidering the idea of abandoning the secrecy mandate thathas been in place worldwide since the phenomenon first beganto be... continued

Anne’s Diary: Starting Over

May 19, 2005
Anne Strieber isstarting over--andnot just because she's recovering from a brain hemorrhage.Read how Anne learned to stop being a consumer and to startloving life! NOTE: This news story, previously published on our old site, will have any links removed. continued