Senate Accuses Drudge Report of Spreading Computer Malware

Kurt Nimmo | The Senate accusation coincides with the Obama administration’s release of Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative.

McCain’s Draconian Dietary Supplement Bill Dead

Surfing the Apocalypse | Hundreds of thousands of messages poured into the Senate opposing Senator McCain’s bill, the bill that would have wiped out current legislative protections for dietary supplements.

Abuse of Power by The Government

March 3, 2010 The Wall Street Journal A string of electoral defeats and the great unpopularity of ObamaCare can’t stop Democrats from their self-appointed rendezvous with liberal destiny—ramming a bill through Congress on a narrow partisan vote. What we are about to witness is an extraordinary abuse of traditional Senate rules to pass a bill merely because

Foodborne Illness Costs US $152 Bil Annually

March 3, 2010 Reuters By Christopher Doering Food safety advocates are hoping that the study will boost efforts in Congress to overhaul the nation’s antiquated food safety system. Dozens of pathogens, many of them unknown, creep into the food supply each year, sickening millions. The price tag includes medical costs, lost productivity and quality-of-life, according to a study from

Senator Kerry: Israel won’t go alone on Iran – U.S is on same page

News from Jerusalem | US Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry visiting Jerusalem today said the United States and Israel were “on the same page” regarding Iran’s nuclear program.

Dems Retreat on New Privacy Protections

February 26, 2010 My Way By Larry Margasak Senate Democrats have retreated from adding new privacy protections to the nation’s primary counterterrorism law, as Republicans refused to lend support and portrayed the majority as willing to harm terror investigations. Lacking the necessary 60-vote supermajority, Democratic leaders settled on a one-year extension of expiring surveillance and seizure provisions of the

Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Releases Report on CRU (Climategate) Controversy

Senator Inhofe Intruduces Report to EPW Committee The Minority Staff of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works released a report today titled, “‘Consensus’ Exposed: The CRU Controversy.” The report covers the controversy surrounding emails and documents released from the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit (CRU). It examines the extent to which those emails and documents affect the scientific work of the UN’s IPCC, and how revelations of the IPCC’s flawed science impacts the EPA’s endangerment finding for greenhouse gases.  The report finds that some of the scientists involved in the CRU controversy violated ethical principles governing taxpayer-funded research and possibly federal laws.  In addition, the Minority Staff believes the emails and accompanying documents seriously compromise the IPCC-based “consensus” and its central conclusion that anthropogenic emissions are inexorably leading to environmental catastrophes.  In its examination of the controversy, the Minority Staff…

Senate Approves Patriot Act Reauthorization

Andrew Ramonas | The Senate endorsed by voice vote Wednesday night legislation that would temporarily extend three Patriot Act provisions set to expire at the end of this month.

GlaxoSmithKline Hid Evidence of Avandia Harm

February 23, 2010 Natural News By Mike Adams GlaxoSmithKline, maker of the diabetes drug Avandia, knew the drug was linked to tens of thousands of heart attacks but went out of its way to hide this information from the public, says a 334-page report just released by the Senate Finance Committee. (http://finance.senate.gov/press/Gpr…) This report also accuses the FDA of

GlaxoSmithKline Hid Evidence of Avandia Harm

February 23, 2010 Natural News By Mike Adams GlaxoSmithKline, maker of the diabetes drug Avandia, knew the drug was linked to tens of thousands of heart attacks but went out of its way to hide this information from the public, says a 334-page report just released by the Senate Finance Committee. (http://finance.senate.gov/press/Gpr…) This report also accuses the FDA of

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