Monsanto. The company alone seems to have become the new business “boogie man” over the years with what has been reported about them. Here on The Inquisitr, we reported numerous times on this company, and […]

‘Britain has been known for many things, from being the bullies of the world, to its language, pop music, film and drama. But as Churchill’s “finest hour” in World War II fades to a distant […]

Xinhua, China’s official news agency, published an article that aims to crush  “internet rumors” about the virus that has killed more thousands of people worldwide.  The problem is, the report starts off interesting, stating, “Xinhua promises readers […]

According to a new report by The Daily Mail, “A sniper who was famously filmed urinating on the corpses of Taliban fighters in 2011 has mysteriously been found dead in his North Carolina home.” The […]

SeaWorld is giving its killer whales a little more space. The amusement park company said it will double the size of the animals’ habitats at its three parks. The first of the new killer whale […]

Rosemary Anderson, 57, is on the hook for $152,000 in student loans she took out 20 years ago.  The divorced mother of two grown daughters represents a growing number of older Americans with student debt. […]

‘A British private security company that has been accused of numerous human rights violations has been handed a $118 million deal by the Pentagon to provide “operating support services” for the Guantanamo Bay naval base […]

Yahoo!News today issued an interesting report about a humoid-looking figure on the moon: “In this age of big surveillance and miniature satellites, there is an idea that—once we are able to track everything around us—the […]

‘Police probing historic sex abuse claims against Sir Cliff Richard say “a number of people” have come forward with new information following Thursday’s search of his home. The singer’s Berkshire penthouse was scoured for five […]

‘The Port of Oakland, California is one of the busiest shipping ports in the United States. On 16 August, it will also be a flashpoint of the growing global movement for boycott, divestment and sanctions […]