A DIY website last week posted instructions for children to get vaccinated without the knowledge of parents who may have fallen into “rabbit holes of conspiracy theories and made-up ‘facts.'”
The governments of Russia and Syria signed a deal last week to rebuild the Temple of Baal and the Triumphal Arch of Palmyra, which some rabbis believe is a harbinger of Messiah’s arrival.
Government documents obtained by the Washington Post show that the United States government has been lying about America’s longest war. This shouldn’t surprise us; fifty years ago, the government lied about how the war in Vietnam was going, too.
The House Judiciary Committee’s report, issued Saturday, was written before it heard testimony from constitutional scholars and argues that President Trump can be impeached even if he committed no crime because his “motives” were bad.
Sheep and cattle are turning up dead and covered with occult symbols in the New Forest, a wooded area in the south of England where farmers have allowed their animals to run free since the 13th century.
CNN’s Brian Stelter Sunday interviewed a guest who claims that President Trump is a “destructive cult” leader using “mind control” to direct supporters.
NASA has changed its forecast for asteroid Apophis, moving the next fly-by out to 2060. But its website for Apophis still shows a near-pass April 13, 2029—so close the asteroid will pass inside the orbits of some satellites.
Chick-Fil-A announced Monday that it would no longer donate to the Salvation Army or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, groups that have publicly supported the biblical definition of marriage.
The opening day of the public impeachment hearings boils down to career diplomats upset that President Trump dared to exercise his authority over American foreign policy.
Project Veritas has released a video of ABC News anchor Amy Robach caught on a hot mic complaining that the network spiked a report on convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein years before his arrest this summer.
