On this week's Global Research News Hour, we mark Earth Day with two interviews related to the urgent call to defend the planet from environmental…

Today the latest on health and healing, including just an hour of TV a day affects the weight of young people, information on fish oil,…

Anyone accustomed to Openhand knows that our approach is to fearlessly embrace the truth, even if that makes us unpopular. Why? Because only the truth can truly…

Two new studies published in Nature on Wednesday show that neonicotinoid pesticides—or neonics for short—may be even more harmful to bees than previously thought. Those studies, Bees Prefer…

Pretty much every branch of the US government has had trouble implementing President Obama's flagship scientific integrity policy. In 2011, the US Department of the Interior…

For those who may be critical of the process of vaccination, particularly its safety and effectiveness, it is a known fact that there has never…

The war on cash is escalating. Just a week ago, the infamous Willem Buiter, along with Ken Rogoff, voiced their support for a restriction (or ban altogether)…

Both the US Senate and House of Representatives have begun action on legislation to grant President Obama Trade Promotion Authority, also known as “fast-track” authority,…

In a recent column entitled “The Campus Climate Crusade,” The Wall Street Journal’s Kimberly Strassel spent over 800 words arguing the basic conceit of UnKochMyCampus, a campaign uniting…

Yet another report has surfaced describing how tools created by the malware-industrial complex are being deployed by U.S. security services. While the coverage surrounding this…

The U.S. Geological Survey on Thursday released a landmark new study and map highlighting the location and frequency of earthquakes thought to be caused by human activities…

Since the official end of the last recession in June 2009, the wealthiest 1% households in the U.S. have captured 91% of all the net…