Last year in Colombia, over 1,200 people were dosed by criminals with a so-called “zombie” drug that makes victims compliant and happy to say or do anything their captors tell them to. Frighteningly, according to a report in The Global Post on Monday, the use of this drug is on…
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that juries must be consulted on any evidence that might lead to the triggering of a mandatory minimum prison sentence, striking down an earlier ruling that allowed judges to make that determination on their own. The court’s findings in Alleyne v. United States (PDF) hold…
Appearing Monday on MSNBC, comedian Russell Brand asked the “Morning Joe” team, “Is this what you do to make a living?” and repeatedly hit on the show’s co-host, calling her a “shaft grasper” and suggesting she lose her wedding ring. Brand essentially hijacked the program, going on a rant about…
A series of cancer breakthroughs in the last week have stunned the medical world and cleared the way for development of drugs that stop cancerous growths in their tracks and prevent them from spreading, giving hope to millions of people around the world suffering from the disease in all its…
A trio of Czech companies showed off a prototype of a flying bicycle in a Prague exhibition hall recently, lifting the frame into the air with the help of six large fans and a remote control. It’s called the “F bike,” according to ABC News. Weighing in around 200 pounds,…
Appearing Sunday with CNN host Howard Kurtz, Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald discussed his thinking behind releasing a video interview containing explosive revelations about the National Seucirty Agency, saying he wanted to present whistleblower Edward Snowden in his own words to preempt the smear campaign that’s now in high gear, as…
Confronted by a knife-wielding robber who sprang out of the back seat of her minivan on Friday, a Texas mother did what she had to in order to protect her two young sons, crashing into a telephone pole, taking the man’s weapon out of his hands and punching him in…
Just two days after a judge struck down a decades-old law banning protests on Supreme Court grounds, the nation’s highest court has in effect restored it with a new rule governing conduct on its premises. The ban, first passed by Congress in 1949, was struck down Tuesday with extreme prejudice…
Two police officers in Liberty, New York were sued on Thursday by a Connecticut man who claims he was handcuffed and berated after a judge objected to him writing expletives and crossing out the town’s name and replacing it with “TYRANNY” on a speeding ticket. Willian Barboza (pictured left), 22,…
A group of immigration activists wearing graduate garb stopped by Rep. Steve King’s (R-IA) office on Capitol Hill on Thursday to ask why he wants them to be deported, in a non-confrontation that ended up with King freaking out on Twitter, claiming “illegal aliens have just invaded my DC office.”…