Eyeball This: Biometrics That Track The Way You See What if you could be recognized by the way your eyes moved? An Israeli company believes that tracking the unique signatures in the movement of your eyeballs could be the most foolproof biometric system ever. What's more, its setup could be used as a lie detector, or a drug and alcohol test. In ID-U Biometrics' system, the user has to watch a moving object onscreen, while the camera observes the motion of their eyes. Since the way our eyes move is based on a combination of factors --such as anatomy, physiology, behavioral characteristics, eye...

Billboards to proclaim Jesus' return on May 21, 2011 - Twenty billboards like this one in Nashville, Tenn., are to appear around metro Detroit on Monday. Read more:

WikiLeaks: new diplomatic cables contain UFO details, Julian Assange saysthe cables could offer answers to claims from US military pilots that aliens have landed, infiltrated British nuclear missile sites and deactivated the weapons

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Pastor politician: Church should have fought civil unionsthe church failed to be the "salt and light" that Jesus commissioned to preserve and enlighten society. The politician-pastor says that's what he hopes to do if Chicagoans elect him mayor next year.

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Dozens feared buried in Colombia landslide

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Russian satellites fall into Pacific...

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READY TO LAUNCH 'DOOMSDAY FILES' - WikiLeaks Ready to Release Giant 'Insurance' File if Shut Down

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Walk this way....China's Program 863 intelligent machine lab develops device to identify people by their gait

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Ted Turner urges global one-child policy to save planet Climate change and population control can make for a politically explosive mix, as media mogul Ted Turner demonstrated Sunday when he urged world leaders to institute a global one-child policy to save the Earth’s environment.

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S.Korean military resumes firing drillsSouth Korea has resumed its regular live-fire naval exercises amid heightened tension following North Korea's shelling of a border island last month. The South Korean military was scheduled to resume the war drills at 29 locations across the country on Monday morning. But due to stormy weather conditions, the exercises were conducted only in selected areas. The artillery training had been suspended for 2 weeks after North Korea attacked Yeonpyeong Island in the Yellow Sea. One of the locations of the drills is Daecheong Island, about 80 kilometers...
South Korea Begins Live-Firing Drills That North Says Threaten War
Special new unit will protect Iran's nuclear scientists
Russian answer to GPS suffers launch setback
Russian 'spy' tried to access details of Britain’s nuclear arsenal, say MI5

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Swarming locusts nearing Melbourne in search for food SWARMING locusts searching for green food could hit Melbourne parks and gardens as early as tomorrow as billions of the insects are expected to take to the air before a forecast midweek cool change

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Mounting Debts by States Stoke Fears of CrisisThe State of Illinois is still paying off billions in bills that it got from schools and social service providers last year. Arizona recently stopped paying for certain organ transplants for people in its Medicaid program.

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Yishai refused fire truck donations from Christian groupIsraeli firefighters could have received a shipment of brand new fire trucks that would have helped quell the fires that raged over the weekend on Mount Carmel, killing 41 people and turning tens of thousands of dunams into an ashen wasteland. Instead, a charity group charged Sunday, Interior Minister Eli Yishai refused to accept donations from pro- Israel Christians and thus denied the underfunded Fire and Rescue Service much-needed equipment. Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, founder of the...