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Superbugs Spread from Patients to Visitors

July 21, 2003
Will Boggs writes that not only do some hospital patients become infected with superbugs, their visitors can take the infection home with them. Antibiotic-resistant staph infections are now frequently found outside hospitals. Dr. David P. Calfee studied 172 personal contacts... continued

Farmer Watches Crop Circle Form

July 21, 2003
A farmer in Wisconsin saw a crop circle being formed in his barley field. Arthur Rantala says, "The holes appeared and there it was but you couldn't see what made it, but I [saw] it right when it happened." He... continued

Can Candy Bars be Healthy?

July 18, 2003
The makers of Snickers are planning to add vitamins, minerals and protein to their candy and call the new version the Snickers Marathon. Nutritionist Bonnie Liebman says this will be nothing but "fortified junk food." Liebman says most people don't... continued

Australia May Become 51st State

July 18, 2003
Tess Livingstone writes in the Australia Courier-Mail that Australia may become our 51st state. American-born historian David Mosler says there's a 20% chance of Australia becoming a state in the next 50 years, and chances would increase if there was... continued

It’s Good for You

July 18, 2003
Douglas Fox writes in New Scientist that although males have long been told that masturbation is bad for them, it's actually healthy. Australian researcher Graham Giles found out that the more men masturbate between the ages of 20 and 50,... continued

Some People are Always On

July 18, 2003
Matt Richtel writes in The New York Times that information overload causes a "high" similar to the kind you get with drugs. This makes the news addictive, so people can't get enough of it. Researchers call this the Always On... continued

Meditate for Contact

July 18, 2003
Spend fifteen minutes meditating with Whitley in an effort to make contact with the unknown presence that is responsible for UFOs. This August, Mars will be closer to Earth than it's been in recent history, and statistically, when Mars is... continued

A Movie Could Cause Your Plane to Crash

July 17, 2003
It's not only dangerous to use your cell phone in flight, it may also be dangerous to watch a movie. Gary Stoller writes in USA Today that in March, a Boeing 757 had to return to a U.S. airport when... continued

Nessie Fossil Found in Scotland

July 17, 2003
China's version of Nessie was seen last week, and a man found a fossil that could be from the original Nessie in Loch Ness. China's Lake Tianchi Monster was spotted July 11 in a lake near North Korea, where similar... continued

It’s Jim Marrs Week on Dreamland

July 17, 2003
This week we have two interviews with one of your favorite authors, conspiracy expert Jim Marrs. He talks with Whitley starting Saturday about his new book on the conspiracies behind 911. And he has a special interview about aliens on... continued