Is the Malaria Parasite the Cancer Cure We’ve Been Looking For? Accidental Discovery Displays Remarkable Results
As far as accidents go, stumbling upon a potential cure for cancer is one we can all probably forgive.
Entries by Joe Miller
America Is a Bomb Waiting to Explode
The United States is in decline.
Cops Are Asking Ancestry.com and 23andMe for Their Customers’ DNA
When companies like Ancestry.com and 23andMe first invited people to send in their DNA for genealogy tracing and medical diagnostic tests, privacy advocates warned about the creation of giant genetic databases that might one day be used against participants by law enforcement.
Michigan Third Grader Writes Letter to Bully Who Picked on Friend and Spit on Him
A Michigan third grader chose to use words over violence after standing up for a friend of his who was being bullied.
Donald Trump Blames This Political Figure for 9/11
Donald Trump hit this politcian in an interview broadcast yesterday and is now facing massive backlash. Uncharacteristically, Trump has gone silent on his earlier comments.
Bad Timing? Texas ‘Clock’-Maker’s Visit With Wanted Sudanese Leader Complicates WH Invite
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year old boy arrested after a homemade clock he brought to school was mistaken for a bomb, may be putting Obama in an awkward situation after this.
75-Year-Old Vet Saves 16 Children From Knife Attack
Sixteen children and a handful of their mothers found the only door to their library room blocked by a man who held hunting knives in each hand as he screamed this.
ISIS Fighter Who Sought to Kill Christian Missionaries Surrenders Life to Christ After This Incredible Thing Happened
This is an amazing story of redemption and hope.
Wal-Mart Lost $21 Billion in One Day, Here’s How
Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, saw its shares get whacked 10% or more than 6 points earlier this week, the biggest drop ever.
How a Woman’s Ebola Relapse Tears up Everything Doctors Thought They Knew
Since 1976, when the Ebola virus was first identified, doctors racing to remote villages in African forests have thought they had a reasonable idea of what those infected were facing.