Did You See This? Unnecessary Medical Tests a Boon to Docs and Big Pharma
The potential self-dealing by doctors who overprescribe medical tests is staggering.
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The potential self-dealing by doctors who overprescribe medical tests is staggering.
The world’s most expensive ghost town—just what is going on here? Very, very strange doings down New Mexico way.
A few videos offering you an alternative to Facebook, an orbit over the auroras, and a dog fed up with Greek austerity measures.
From Living Bridges, to the World’s Cheapest Light bulb – Bright Ideas to Rethink our Environment
The police are becoming more like the military every day. This is probably not a good thing.
Bank struggles to maintain record profits
WhoWhatWhy has found evidence linking the Saudi royal family to Saudis in South Florida who reportedly had direct contact with the 9/11 hijackers before fleeing the United States just prior to the attacks.
Who has the most far-out view of terrorist attacks, an astronaut or a State Representative? Plus a computer that actually believes what it reads in the newspapers….and making the most of a bad situation
A California public water utility is sneaking out phony news designed to make it look good. If one publicly-funded entity tried this, can it be the only one? Don’t bet on it.
Russ talks Libya with KGO-San Francisco radio host Peter B. Collins
Some “nutty” ideas tried years ago by “wild and crazy” Latin American mayors might offer inspiration for a world seeking urban reinvention. Watch this documentary.
Forget the “humanitarian crisis” that justified the NATO bombing that helped destroy Qaddafi’s regime. It was always about oil and other strategic issues. And the rebels were a wholly owned subsidiary of West, Inc. Here’s the evidence.