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    Giant Iron Age tomb found in France

    THE giant tomb of a Iron Age Celtic prince discovered just 100km from Paris in Champagne contains “exceptional” archaeological treasures “fitting for one of the highest elite of the end of the first Iron Age”. Archaeologists from French national agency Inrap made the find under a 40m tumulus...
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    American Values Atlas Published

    Based on more than 50,000 interviews overall and 40,000 for select issues—immigration, same-sex marriage, and abortion—it may be difficult to know where to start! For the first time ever, America is not a majority Protestant nation; White Christians are the minority in 19 states more...
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    D.C. to pay $9.2 million in wrongful conviction

    At 18, a young father was wrongfully convicted of raping & robbing a woman. He was raped repeatedly in prison and contracted HIV. He remained incarcerated for 20 years even after they found and convicted the actual criminal. In an interview , Odom, who was 18 at the time of the crime, said...
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    California Farmers Blaming Their God For Drought

    As California faces a likely fourth year of drought they turn on their God............. Clarence Freitas, 56, who owns 70 acres of almonds and grapes, watched with relief as a team from Arthur & Orum drilled into his baked soil, boring through 80ft a day until reaching 440ft and an...
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    Canadian military adviser killed in friendly fire in Iraq

    The slain soldier was identified as Sgt. Andrew Joseph Doiron, from the Canadian Special Operations Regiment, based at Garrison Petawawa, Ontario. The incident comes as the Canadian government is actively debating whether to extend the country's combat mission against the Islamic State...
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    In the Footsteps of the Prophet Man marries 12 yr old

    For some reason, the perpetrator’s identity is being kept secret. But let’s call him Mr. Mo, in recognition of the self-proclaimed prophet who, just like Mr. Mo, was a passionate pedophile. From the Sydney Morning Herald: A Lebanese man [residing in Australia] was “determined” to marry a...
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    Australian leader of an international paedophile ring

    Scully's alleged crimes are so heinous they have led to renewed calls to reintroduce the death penalty. Investigators believe Australians were among the clients of Peter Gerard Scully, the Melbourne man whose alleged sex crimes against babies and children in the Philippines have renewed...
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    Train carrying crude derails, on fire near Gogama, Ont.

    4th train derailment in northern Ontario this year Ontario Provincial Police were called to the scene at approximately 2:45 a.m. ET. Police said 10 cars derailed four kilometres southwest of Gogama, Ont., and there were no initial reports of injuries. Several cars have caught fire...
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    US teacher who screened sexually explicit horror film jailed

    I've never heard of the ABCs of Death But 90 days in jail for showing it.............? Substitute Spanish teacher Sheila Kearns, jailed for 90 days, claimed that she wasn’t aware of graphic content in The ABCs of Death, which includes ultraviolence, masturbation and drug use The ABCs...
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    Well of course the USA, the UK and now Canada are Suckers

    The diplomat urged the U.S.-led international coalition to take the “necessary military means to fight this challenge on the ground.” Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) ripped Saudi Arabia Friday after the nation’s top diplomat suggested the U.S. would have to deploy ground troops to ultimately...
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    Don’t Make the Mistake of Installing Kitec in Your Home

    Sold between 1995 and 2007, Kitec is a piping system that was used both for carrying water throughout a home and supplying water to radiant heating systems. The Kitec system used brass fittings as well as blue and orange flexible piping, which was made from a mixture of polyurethane and...
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    Jimbo Prentice Pokes Albertans in the Eye With a Sharp Stick

    Alberta's unelected premier, Jim Prentice, better learn to bite his tongue. Prentice has sparked a bit of a furor by blaming his constituents for the mess the province now finds itself in. Premier Jim Prentice is facing a social media backlash after telling Albertans to "look in the mirror"...
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    Tax Payers Bought a $25,000.00 X Mas Tree

    Brad Johns, a Halifax-area councillor, has won a dubious prize from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation for using $25,000 in taxpayers' money to buy a six-metre talking Christmas tree. Johns, who is the councillor for Middle and Upper Sackville, Beaver Bank, Lucasville, has won a Teddy — the...
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    Scientology Creates Twitter Account to Discredit New Movie

    The Church of Scientology has created a Twitter account to respond to Alex Gibney's documentary, Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief. Gibney's film is based on Lawrence Wright's 2013 book. It focuses on the power of Scientology and how the religion is tied to Hollywood...
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    Donald von Bargen Has Died

    'Seinfeld' actor Daniel von Bargen has died
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    NYC To Observe 2 Muslim Holidays By Closing Schools

    New York City Adds 2 Muslim Holy Days to Public School Calendar New York will become the nation’s first major metropolis to close its public schools in observance of the two most sacred Muslim holy days, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Wednesday, a watershed moment for a group that has...
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    'Microsoft' scammer threatens to kill B.C. man

    The "Microsoft tech support" scam is now the biggest telephone ripoff in Canada — but as B.C. man Jakob Dulisse found, callers are using increasingly nasty tactics to steal our money. Dulisse of Nelson, B.C., decided to take matters into his own hands two weeks ago, turning the tables on a man...
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    Chinese Lamintae Flooring Is Poisonous

    Tested Laminate Flooring | Chinese Laminate Flooring Inspections Lumber Liquidators is the largest and fastest-growing retailer of hardwood flooring in North America, with over 360 stores in 46 states and revenues of more than a billion dollars a year. But hardwood isn't the only product...
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    France wants companies to make appliances that last longer

    France is ordering manufacturers to inform consumers how long they can expect their TV, cell phone or other appliance to last — before they buy it. A new French government decree that came into effect this week aims at fighting so-called planned obsolescence. That is when companies design...
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    Al Sharpton Being Sued For Discrimination

    He's nothing more than a black pawn Al Sharpton, Comcast sued for racial discrimination - CNN Video