Producer Says 'San Juan Mountain Bigfoot' Footage Appears To Be Authentic

While vacationing in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, a hiker saw what he thought was a bear in the distance.
— Bigfoot Evidence

Due to inbreeding and inter-marriage, a rural family developed a rare blue discolouration

Talk about blue in the face... Extraordinary story of Appalachia's 'Blue Family' whose bodies were discoloured after generations of inbreeding
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4.0 earthquake hits in the New Madrid seismic zone
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A small earthquake rattled Missouri's bootheel early Tuesday morning, the United States Geological Survey reported. The magnitude was initially reported as 4.0. The quake's epicenter was about 16 miles ESE of Sikeston. A policewoman in Sikeston told 41 ...
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Wal-Mart says it plans to start carrying Monsanto's GMO corn, selling it directly to consumers with no labeling that indicates it is genetically modified.
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Raise your hand if you feel left out: U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was a stand out member at the G20 foreign ministers meeting in Mexico. While everyone else opted for white, she donned a lime green shirt

Raise your hand if you feel left out: U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was a stand out member at the G20 foreign ministers meeting in Mexico. While everyone else opted for white, she donned a lime green shirt

Didn't get the memo? Hillary Clinton dons lime green shirt for G20 'family photo' while everyone else wears white
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For Baby Boomers, it's now 'work til you drop'...
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A European Union flag is seen in front of the Parthenon temple in Athens February 21, 2012. REUTERS/John Kolesidis

A European Union flag is seen in front of the Parthenon temple in Athens February 21, 2012. REUTERS/John Kolesidis

EU agrees to $172 billion bailout for Greece...
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Israelis fear homefront vulnerable to Iranian attacks
An announcement this week that a mobile rocket-defense system will soon be built just outside Tel Aviv, where Israel's sprawling military headquarters sits smack in the middle of office towers, museums, night spots and hotels, caused some jitters. Israeli officials cite intelligence reports that Tel Aviv would be a main target of any attack. Increasingly, the debate in Israel is turning to whether a strike can do enough damage to the Iranian program to be worth the risks. Experts believe that any attack would at best set back, but not cripple, the Iranians. Skepticism...
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Europe Must Choose Between an Iranian Oil Embargo and Default
Experts say that if Iran stops its oil deliveries to the European Union, the EU will need several weeks to find alternative suppliers. Britain and France, to which Iran stopped deliveries on Saturday, February 19, are unlikely to be hit hard, but Greece, which is tottering under the weight of its economic problems and is the largest importer of Iranian oil, will most likely have to declare a default. On Sunday, Iran halted its oil deliveries to British and French companies after threatening on February 15 to stop its oil supply to France, Italy, Spain, Greece,..
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Evangelicals join Catholics in opposing birth control rule
Speaking at the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Nashville, Family Research Council President Tony Perkins said more than 2,500 pastors and evangelical leaders have signed a letter to President Obama asking him to reverse the mandate. While most Protestants do not oppose contraception per se, the letter calls the mandate a violation of religious freedoms. "This is not a Catholic issue," Perkins said. "We will not tolerate any denomination having their religious freedom impinged upon by the government." The signers also...
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Russian Scientists Revive Plants Frozen For 30,000 Years
A team of Russian biophysicists have successfully grown ancient plants from tissue material that stayed frozen in the Siberian permafrost for about 30,000 years. This is the oldest plant material to have been brought to life so far. The team from the Institute of Cell Biophysics, led by Prof. David Gilichinsky, has studied the squirrel hibernation burrows in the banks of the Kolyma River and found the remains of the Silene stenophylla family that remained almost intact over millennia. According to a report published in Proceedings of the National...
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NASA Spacecraft Reveals Recent Geological Activity On the Moon
"We think the moon is in a general state of global contraction because of cooling of a still hot interior," said Thomas Watters of the Center for Earth and Planetary Studies at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, and lead author of a paper on this research appearing in the March issue of the journal Nature Geoscience.
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Mysterious signal may have been alien call