Green Med Info – by Kelly Brogan, M.D.

With 1 in 5 Americans taking a psychiatric medication, most of whom, long term, we should probably start to learn a bit more about them. In fact, it would have been in the service of true informed consent to have investigated long-term risks before the deluge of these meds seized our population over the past thirty years.

You may be unaware of a literature that suggests long-term treatment with all psychiatric medications is more likely to leave you with a lesser quality of life. Here’s one more reason to reconsider life partnership with your psychiatric medication – it may contribute to your cancer risk. Continue reading “Psych Meds Put 49 Million Americans At Risk For Cancer”

NJ.com

The young woman whose violent arrest on a Wildwood beach went viral earlier this summer has been indicted on charges including two counts of aggravated assault of a police officer.

Emily Weinman was 20 on Memorial Day Weekend when a seasonal police officer tried to write her a municipal citation for underage possession of alcohol while she was sitting on the beach with unopened containers of alcohol she said belonged to her aunt.  Continue reading “Woman from viral beach arrest video indicted on 5 counts”

Des Moines Register

Authorities responded to another train derailment in a small northwest Iowa town Sunday morning after a week of heavy rains.

Sioux County authorities said no one was hurt in the accident and no hazardous materials had leaked into the Floyd River or could be detected in the air above Alton, near where the train crashed Sunday.   Continue reading “Authorities say no one hurt after train derails into northwest Iowa river”

Baba Mail – by Donna P

Art has become incredibly versatile these days. Canvases are no longer what they used to be. Now, artists look beyond the ordinary and find a way to turn it into something extraordinary. One such artist is Akie Nakata who creatively turns stones into cute little animals. But this is no easy task. For Akie, it is more than just painting on a stone. She strives to bring out the living being that she feels in the stone and proceeds carefully. First, she considers where she is positioning the backbone. She also states that it is the stone that determines what she paints on it. Her goal? To paint the life, the living spirit of the being she feels inside the stone. Take a look:    Continue reading “This Incredible Art Is Painted on Stones”

Times of Israel

Five former chiefs of the Mossad spy agency leveled harsh criticism at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week, with one saying that Israel was “dangerously sick” under his leadership.

“I feel so bad about what is happening in the country, the corruption is so deep, so pervasive,” Shabtai Shavit told the Yedioth Ahronoth daily in an excerpt of a joint sit down interview ahead of Independence Day. “There are no red lines, no taboos and add to that the deepening rift among the people.”   Continue reading “Ex-Mossad chief: Israel ‘dangerously sick’ under Netanyahu’s leadership”

Anti-Media

The U.N. accidentally released passwords, internal documents, and other sensitive details when it failed to properly secure its accounts on Trello, a popular workplace project management website.

According to The Intercept, “[a]ffected data included credentials for a U.N. file server, the video conferencing system at the U.N.’s language school, and a web development environment for the U.N.’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.” It was made available to anyone who had the links to the material as opposed to specific users granted access.   Continue reading “The UN Accidentally Released Passwords and Sensitive Data to the Entire Internet”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

Gun control activist David Hogg is scheduled to speak at Harvard University and the Boston Public Library.

CBS News reports Hogg will address energizing young voters during his Harvard speech and will discuss gun control at the Boston Public Library.    Continue reading “Gun Control Activist David Hogg to Address ‘Youth Vote’ at Harvard University”

Target Liberty – by Robert Wenzel

Well, this sure ease a fine way to attempt to ease tensions with North Korea.

An international coalition of American allies will start “detecting and disrupting”
North Korean oil smuggling operations at sea, reports the Washington Examiner.  Continue reading “US to Start ‘Disrupting’ North Korean Oil Smuggling”

Sovereign Man – by Simon Black

On June 8, 2006, more than a decade ago, armed agents from the Internal Revenue Service arrived at the home of Michael and Shelly Ioane of Atwater, California.

Michael Ioane was suspected of tax fraud, and the IRS agents were there to conduct a search of the premises and look for evidence.   Continue reading “IRS agent indulges in bizarre fetish in taxpayer’s home”

Hartford Courant

An important bill died in the legislature this year, “An Act Prohibiting Female Genital Mutilation.” Senate Bill 190 would have made it a Class D felony, punishable by up to five years in prison, to perform female genital mutilation on a person under 18.

FGM is outlawed federally, and 26 other states in the United States also ban it. Connecticut needs to join them to put this terrible practice on the radar of schools, clinics, courts and police. Connecticut lawmakers need a zero-tolerance law banning FGM to protect young women and girls.   Continue reading “A Law Against Female Genital Mutilation”

Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn

To put it simply, nobody really knows how many illegal aliens there are in the United States because — doh! — being illegally here, they don’t report their presence.

What we have are estimates, based on imperfect, unreliable methods:  Continue reading “New MIT/Yale study finds number of illegal migrants in U.S. is twice that of current estimates – 21.1 million!”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

A Michigan mother was arrested after she took away her daughter’s cell phone. The mother’s individual decision to discipline her child by taking her phone away was followed by her prompt arrest.

Jodie May did what classroom teachers do every day across America. But we’ve never reported a story where a teacher, a representative of the state, has ever been arrested and charged for effecting discipline in the classroom. But when May tried to do the same thing with her teenage daughter, she was charged with misdemeanor theft.   Continue reading “Mom Arrested, Thrown in Jail for Taking Daughter’s Cell Phone Away as Punishment”

Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) – Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Monday the attackers who killed 25 people at a military parade had been paid by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and that Iran would “severely punish” those behind the bloodshed.

The deputy head of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards also accused the United States and Israel of involvement in the attack and said they should expect a devastating response.   Continue reading “Iran warns U.S. and Israel of revenge after parade attack”

RT

Within two weeks Russia will deliver to Damascus an S-300 air defense system, previously suspended on a request by Israel. It comes as part of response to the downing of a Russian Il-20 plane amid an Israeli air raid on Syria.

Moscow accused Tel Aviv of failing to inform Russia about its impending attack on targets in Syria, which resulted in a downing of the Russian electronic warfare aircraft by Syrian return fire. Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the defense ministry to take several measures in response to the incident, the ministry said in a statement on Monday.  Continue reading “Russia to supply S-300 to Syria within 2 weeks after Il-20 downing during Israeli raid – MoD”