Scientists Discover Earth’s ‘Star Trek’-Style Invisible Shield
A team of scientists led by the University of Colorado Boulder has discovered an invisible “Star Trek”-style shield that blocks so-called “killer electrons” 7,200 miles above Earth.
Entries by Joe Miller
Just Three Cups of Coffee a Day Could Slash Risk of Alzheimer's
Drinking three to five cups of coffee a day could help to significantly lower the risk of suffering Alzheimer’s disease, according to the latest research.
Near-Collisions Between Drones, Airliners Surge
Pilots around the United States have reported a surge in near-collisions and other dangerous encounters with small drones in the past six months at a time when the Federal Aviation Administration is gradually opening the nation’s skies to remotely controlled aircraft.
Space Station Astronauts Make First 3D Printed Spare Part in Space
The feat has profound implications not only for space exploration, but also for the eventual settlement of the high frontier.
FDA’s Menu Labeling: Going Way Beyond What’s Required Under Obamacare
Thanks to the FDA’s calorie labeling regulations announced Tuesday, major changes will soon be coming to the food and restaurant industries.
Alaska Library Bans "God Less America" by Fox News' Todd Starnes
That’s how the tolerance and diversity crowd operates. They don’t burn books – they just ban them.
5 Problems with the Nuclear Talks with Iran
The Obama administration was forced to punt once again at the talks on Iran’s nuclear program when the Iranians refused to budge on their maximal demands on uranium enrichment and sanctions relief.
Atlanta Fire Chief Suspended for Gay Comments in Christian Book He Wrote
Kelvin Cochran has been suspended without pay and must undergo sensitivity training.
The American Spirit – An Attitude of Gratitude
From our nation’s inception, one of the defining characteristics of the American spirit has been an attitude of gratitude. Leaders throughout our country’s history have encouraged and inculcated it.
Two FBI Agents Have Been Shot in St. Louis During a Siege at a Residential Home Close to Protests
Two FBI agents have been shot in St. Louis, near riot-ravaged Ferguson, after attending a siege at someone’s home.