Reuters shared a story that the recent bust of a would-be suicide bomber is actually an insider for the CIA (indirectly, they imply).   Why would we admit that? Why not let it be thought around the world that we're catching the bad guys before bad thi… more »

I saw the headline, Regulator unveils help for underwater homeowners and was for a moment thinking that there were enough homes purposefully built beneath the surface of the water to warrant regulation. more »

There's a lot of buzz about the recent proclamation by CERN that they've found particles that are traveling faster than the speed of light. Specifically:   The OPERA result is based on the observation of over 15000 neutrino events measured at Gran Sas… more »

I saw this on the Colbert Report last night, and then I just had to shake my head and turn in. Evidently, Minnesota's favorite Congresswoman has taken up the fight against the 2007 ban of incandescent light bulbs. To be sure, the 2007 ban doesn't mak… more »

An interesting headline caught my eye today: Saudi Arabia captures Israeli 'spy vulture.' more »

Some narrow-minded church leaders and/or members have decided to have a good old-fashioned book-burning, except this time they're burning the Qur'an. A rinky 50-member church has been filling the news feeds on my Google-driven home-page, and the notice e… more »

Making the news rounds is a story of how Twitter was hacked by the "Iranian Cyber Army" for a while. Of course, this really only affected Twitter addicts and the news, who need to find something to talk about. The message they put out there was pretty p… more »