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Saturated Fat Good, Margarine Bad

July 2, 2003
We've written before about researchers who think that margarine may cause childhood asthma. Now they say that children who regularly drink whole milk are less likely to develop this condition. People are having success losing weight and lowering their cholesterol... continued

Was the Rendlesham UFO a Hoax?

July 2, 2003
First, the Rendlesham case was dismissed as misidentification of a lighthouse. UFO investigators proved conclusively that this could not have been the source of the lights seen that night in the English countryside. Now Kevin Conde, a former Air Force... continued

What Do You Think the Future will be Like?

July 2, 2003
Whitley's interview with British Astronomer Royal Martin Rees about his new book Our Final Hour has inspired this new poll: "What do you expect the next 5 years to be like?" In our last poll, Whitley was firing up his... continued

Leslie Kean on Larry King Tonight

July 1, 2003
Popular Dreamland guest Leslie Kean will be on the Larry King Show tonight, Tues. July 1st, on CNN at 9 p.m. EST, talking about the Roswell UFO crash. There is a new interview with her up on our subscribers section... continued

Don’t Talk & Drive

July 1, 2003
Michael Barr writes in abcnews.com that switching to a hands-free cell phone while driving does not reduce accidents. States like New York, that have banned driving while talking on a conventional cell phone, are discovering this. Psychologist David Strayer says,... continued

Your Pool May Have Legionnaire’s Disease

July 1, 2003
More than 40% of the swimming pools in the Netherlands contain the bacteria that causes Legionnaire's Disease. Government tests also found the bacteria in 9% of hotel swimming pools. Pool owners in the U.S. test their pools for many kinds... continued

An Aborted Fetus Can Become a Mother

July 1, 2003
Even those who are passionately pro-choice may find this new innovation disturbing: eggs from aborted female fetuses can now be kept alive and grown in a lab, for later implantation into an infertile woman's uterus. This means that even though... continued

Same Person Mutilating Cats in Two States?

July 1, 2003
We recently wrote about a wave of cat mutilations in Salt Lake City. Now Jason Felch writes in The Denver Post that mutilated cats are being found almost every day in Denver. Some of them have even been mutilated before... continued

Al-Qaeda Doctrine Infiltrating U.S.

June 30, 2003
A senate subcommittee on terrorism says Saudi Arabia is indoctrinating U.S. Muslims in terrorism. They say the Saudis plan to build hundreds of mosques in the U.S. in a bid to take control of Islam here, and that they're also... continued

Miracle Man

June 30, 2003
Hira Ratan Manek is a 64-year-old mechanical engineer from India who says he's survived on only liquids and sunlight for eight years. He's now in the U.S. being studied by NASA, so they can figure out how he does it.... continued