When Nikola Tesla died in New York City, his life's work died as well, because the government seized it all. But his secrets are slowly getting out.

As interest groups jockey for position to push their agendas through the war on drugs, they all conveniently ignore the elephant in the living room.

Apparently, "the change" Americans wanted was a murderous war criminal who hates freedom.

A group of people, who could all fit in your living room, own more wealth than the entire bottom half of the United States combined.

Only in American do people trample each other to buy things exactly one day after being thankful for what they already have.

As hot air spews from the mouths of the presidential hopefuls on the same divisive subjects, none of the viable candidates are addressing real issues.

When Tesla's principles, via this new technology, are applied to a regular electrical outlet, the results are nothing short of mind-blowing.

No parents, there is not a plot by 'evil drug users' to spend thousands of dollars to give expensive drugs to your children. But police need you to think there is.

A new survey has provided more evidence that the police provide no help to victims of domestic violence and actually worsen the situation.

Forty years ago Monsanto began its own research on glyphosate, and their studies reveal that Monsanto always knew about the human health hazards of glyphosate.