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Crystal City, Texas, a south Texas city of over 7,000 people, is located just fifty miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. This week we find that Mexico’s traditional culture of corruption has spilled across the U.S. border and infected the city at its highest levels.
Nobody wants another world war and up until the past decade, many thought the world had matured enough to avoid any new wide scale wars. Unfortunately, many prominent minds believe we are not only still susceptible to war, but that World War III is inevitable – and closer than we may think.
Officials announced this week that the Indian Point Energy Center nuclear power plant is leaking radioactive tritium into groundwater wells near the facility. Of course, authorities are telling the public there is nothing to worry about. However, be forewarned – there’s no such thing as a “harmless” radioactive material leak.
Yesterday, authorities described it as “an explosion”. The incident, in which a 40-year-old man died and three others were injured, took place at the Bharathidasan Engineering College in Natrampalli, India on Saturday, February 6, 2016. Witnesses reported hearing a loud rumbling noise followed by an explosion which blew out windows of buses and buildings and…
On Saturday, January 30, 2016, cycling officials detained the bicycle ridden by 19-year-old Belgium rider, Femke Van den Driessche. Indeed, Driessche’s bicycle was unique. Inside the frame of the bicycle, officials found a tiny electrical motor capable of providing 110 watts of assistive power to the bike’s pedals. It is the first official case of…
We’ve seen several instances before which hint at ancient civilizations possessing knowledge or access to advance technologies beyond their means – technical knowledge and devices that would not have been invented for tens of thousands of years. Another interesting case popped up this week related to an ancient Greek funerary relief sculpture dated to about…
A creeped-out mother uploaded a spooky video to Facebook this week showing what appears to be two ghostly apparitions playing in a crib next to her sleeping baby. The mother, Jade Yates, captured the specters on video by filming a baby monitor while her daughter, Ruby, slept.
Little is known about the 3 ½ mile high “moon spire” captured in hi-res photography of the Moon’s surface (see photo above). Possibilities include optical illusion, gas plume, natural geologic formation – and alien structure. The inexplicable structure, discovered by a Mexican NASA fan last week, is not the first unusual high-rising structure has been…
The aquatic horror pictured above was caught of the coast of Windward, on the Island of Carriacou in the Caribbean by 74-year-old fisherman, Hope McLawrence. According to McLawrence: This has shocked me to a considerable extent since I never thought that a creature like this even existed!
The trouble began when an angry family knocked on the door of Christina and Michael Atlanta home demanding that they return their lost (stolen?) cellphones. The confused couple asked why the family thought they had their phones. The family explained – a GPS tracking application had led them to Lee and Saba’s front door.
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