Parents Angry Over CCTV In School Toilets

Sky News | “It’s to safeguard our youngsters, many schools are using cameras now.”

Bone Strengthening Drug Linked to Fractures

March 10, 2010 ABC News By Christine Romo and Lara Salahi Sandy Potter, 59 of Queens, New York, was jumping rope with neighborhood children when she felt her thigh bone snap. “I went up in the air and I came straight down to the ground,” Potter said. “The pain was excruciating.” Potter, who was diagnosed with osteoporosis at age 48,

Troopers raid popular bars for unlicensed beers

Philadelphia Daily News | More than a dozen armed State Police officers conducted simultaneous raids last week on three popular Philadelphia bars known for their wide beer selections.

Man Grabbed in Pakistan Not Gadahn

ABC News | Reports of the capture of an American-born al-Qaeda member by Pakistani authorities gave rise to speculation over whether it was Gadahn.

Pakistan Claims to Have Arrested Adam Gadahn

New York Daily News | Karachi’s English-language paper ran a photo of a man said to be Gadahn being taken away with a bag on his head.

US hunts for citizens training with Al Qaeda, other terrorist groups

Asian News International | The Obama Administration has no count of Americans training overseas with Al Qaeda or other terrorist groups, but is gathering information with Pakistan and other governments.

Alex Jones on Geraldo: Media sought to demonize 9/11 truth with Pentagon incident link

Aaron Dykes | Alex Jones exposes key information about the Pentagon shooting and the Christmas Day Bombing during a live segment with Geraldo Rivera on FOX News this Saturday.

EPA may soon require pesticide manufacturers to finally disclose secret toxic ingredients

Natural News | After 11 years of secrecy, the EPA has decided to reverse a prior decision that allowed pesticide manufacturers to conceal the inert ingredients from their product labels.

Dead Pentagon Shooter Posted Anti-Government Rantings Before Attack

ABC News | John Patrick Bedell, 36, died at the hospital Thursday night after Pentagon police returned fire.

A Purposeful Life May Stave Off Alzheimer’s

March 2, 2010 ABC News By Kristina Fiore Patients who maintain a greater sense of purpose in life as they age may have greater protection against Alzheimer’s disease, researchers have found. Those with a purpose had more than a 50 percent reduced risk of the disease, Dr. Patricia A. Boyle of Rush University Medical Center in Chicago and colleagues

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