How WikiLeaks Keeps Its Funding Secret

August 23, 2010 By Jeanne Whalen and David Crawford The controversial website WikiLeaks, which argues the cause of openness in leaking classified or confidential documents, has set up an elaborate global financial network to protect a big secret of its own—its funding. Some governments and corporations angered by the site’s publications have already sued WikiLeaks or blocked access

What a Gravity-Driven Demolition Looks Like

David Chandler | The official story is that the North Tower of the World Trade Center collapsed due to gravity.

New call for Dr. David Kelly inquest

BBC | A group of experts have renewed calls for a formal inquest into the death of government scientist Dr David Kelly.

Petraeus wants more time in Afghanistan

Foreign Policy | ISAF commander Gen. David Petraeus and other military officers are publicly and privately pushing to limit troop reductions starting in July 2011.

‘There wasn’t much blood about’: Detective who found weapons expert David Kelly’s body raises questions over his death

Daily Mail | The police officer who discovered the body of Dr David Kelly has spoken out for the first time – and revealed that there was ‘not much’ blood on or near the Government scientist.

We Are Change San Francisco confronts David de Rothschild on Climategate, sustainability agenda

Aaron Dykes | We Are Change San Francisco caught up with David de Rothschild, heir to the notorious Rothschild family, and asked him some relevant questions on Climategate, depopulation, GMO foods and more.

Mainstream Media Slants Cancer Articles Towards Unrealistic Outcomes

July 30, 2010 Natural News by David Gutierrez “Very few news reports about cancer discuss death and dying, and even those that do generally do not mention palliative and hospice care,” the researchers wrote. Palliative care is medical care designed to reduce suffering and improve quality of life but not to cure a disease. It is a major component

The Farther North You Live, The More Deficient You Are To Vitamin D

July 27, 2010 Natural News By: David Gutierrez A new study has once again shown that people living farther from the equator are significantly more likely to suffer from vitamin D deficiency. “Results show clear differences in vitamin D status between the north and south and marked ethnic differences,” said researchers from Aberdeen University in

Psychiatric Drug Use Skyrockets in US Military

July 26, 2010 Natural News By: David Gutierrez Use of prescription psychotropics has skyrocketed among U.S. military personnel in recent years, according to an investigation by Military Times. At least 17 percent of active-duty military personnel are currently taking an antidepressant, including as many as 6 percent of all deployed troops. In contrast, the rate

PepsiCo Plans To Reduce Junk Food Risks By 2020

July 22, 2010 Natural News David Gutierrez PepsiCo has announced a worldwide plan to decrease its contribution to poor health through widespread changes to its product line, drawing both praise and skepticism. The company has committed to reduce the sodium content of “key foods” by 25 percent by 2015, the saturated fat content of “key

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