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The following articles by various authors are of significant interest. They cover many important topics including current events, historical documentation, commentaries, subjects in law, natural rights, and more. Take the time to educate yourself and form your own opinions. You will find it to be time well spent.

Japan’s food chain threatened as radiation spreads!

TOKYO, Japan - July 25, 2011 - Radiation fallout from the wrecked Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant poses a growing threat to Japan’s food chain, as unsafe levels of cesium found in beef on supermarket shelves were also detected in more vegetables and in the ocean.

More than 2,600 cattle have been contaminated, Kyodo News reported on July 23, after the Miyagi local governmen

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Dr. Moreau lives: 150 human animal hybrids grown in UK!

LONDON, England - July 25, 2011 - Scientists have created more than 150 human-animal hybrid embryos in British laboratories.

The hybrids have been produced secretively over the past three years by researchers looking into possible cures for a wide range of diseases.

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Hotel snore control monitors now on patrol!

LONDON, England - July 21, 2011 - Guests at an international hotel chain may sleep more soundly after the introduction of "snore patrols" and "snore absorption rooms" at a number of sites worldwide.

Crowne Plaza is trialing the first "snore absorption" rooms at 10 hotels in Europe and the Middle East, whilst six branches in Britain have implemented "snore patrols" this month in a bid

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Google warns of massive malware outbreak!

LONDON, England - July 19, 2011 - Google, Inc. has detected a “large number” of Windows-based computers infected with a specific type of malicious software, and the company behind the world’s largest search engine is warning Web users they might be affected.

“This is important,” Matt Cutts, the software engineer who leads the company’s Webspam team, wrote in a post o

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NYC mayor uses fines and fees as stealth tax on businesses

NEW YORK - July 17, 2011 - It's tough enough to run a restaurant in the city without having to worry about rain runoff. But for Anthony Fasolino, a family member who helps run the kitchen at Yolanda's restaurant near Yankee Stadium in The Bronx, the weather is as costly as imported cheese.

Yolanda's, a popular 51-year-old, third-generation Italian eatery on 140th St

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Radioactive skeletons found in ancient India

March 16, 2008 - Was there a nuclear fare occurred in ancient India? There were remains found in ancient India that is modern Pakistan, where many of the archeological excavation revealed some bizarre findings. You probably know something of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro. The remains of these ancient cities are in modern day Pakistan.

These were the key centers of the Indus Valley civiliz

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Rupert Murdoch's darkest day!

LONDON, England - July 14, 2011 - Rupert Murdoch, for decades the UK's most powerful media mogul, faces losing his entire stake in British broadcasting after Ofcom announced it will apply a "fit and proper" test to his company's existing stake in BSkyB.

After nine days of revelations about the actions of its journalists, News Corporation finally bowed to unprecedented political and p