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Splash NASA Moon Crash Struck Lots Of Water

Suddenly, the moon looks exciting again. It has lots of water, scientists said Friday � a thrilling discovery that sent a ripple of hope for a future astronaut outpost in a place that has always seemed barren and inhospitable.

FEDS Seize 500Mil In Iranian Assets From Front Organization 4 Mosques And A Skyscraper

Federal prosecutors Thursday took steps to seize four U.S. mosques and a Fifth Avenue skyscraper owned by a nonprofit Muslim organization long suspected of being secretly controlled by the Iranian government.

Obama Plans To Change Gun Laws Because Of A Public Health Threat

Second Amendment advocates are expressing alarm that the most significant attack on gun rights across the United States in years soon could come in the form of a workplace "safety" regulation under President Obama's nominee to run the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Governor Says Obama Taking US Toward Socialism

Governor uses s-word in front of Midland crowd � State official fired over remarks about Spanish-speakers � Former forensic chairman disagrees with Bradley Happy birthday to conservative activist Jim Cardle and Jim Hurley of the Texas Youth Commission. Austin weather from News 8 Austin�s Maureen McCann: Mainly sunny with temps slightly above average. High of 77.

George Bush Makes Secret Trip To Fort Hood Secret From Media

A couple of days ago I heard the news that George and Laura Bush paid a private visit to the wounded soldiers at Fort Hood. They specifically requested that the base commander not inform the media of their visit. They came. They comforted the wounded soldiers and the Fort Hood community for a couple of hours. And then they left. And they never had their pictures taken saluting the troops or holding their hands.

Scientists CO2 Not Causing Global Warming

Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is a natural phenomenon caused by volcanoes and is not responsible for climate change, a scientist has claimed.

Russian Cannibal Who Killed And Ate His Mother I Had To To Survive

A cannibal who killed and ate parts of his mother had his sentence reduced by a judge who said 'he needed to eat'. Sergey Gavrilov secured reduced time in jail after confessing: 'I did not like the meat very much. It was too fatty. But I was so hungry, I had to eat it.' The 27-year-old was given a lenient prison sentence because the judge said he was starving and needed to eat after spending all his money on vodka and gambling machines.

1 Million Xbox Live Players Banned

Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) this week booted as many as 1 million players from its Xbox Live gaming service due to the company's belief that they modified their consoles to play games illegally downloaded from file sharing sites. "All consumers should know that piracy is illegal and that modifying their Xbox 360 console to play pirated discs violates the Xbox Live terms of use, will void their warranty, and result in a ban from Xbox Live," Microsoft said in a statement.

Hawaii Democrat Not Aware Of Constitution Giving Authority To Make People Buy Health Care

Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii) says he is �not aware� of the Constitution giving Congress the authority to make individuals purchase health insurance, as the health care bills in both the House and Senate require.

Christian Janitor Died Saving Muslim Students

Life is slowly getting back to normal at the women's campus of Islamabad's International Islamic University. The young women who study here chatter on the school's well-manicured lawns, their brightly-colored scarves and Pakistani dresses blowing in the wind on a sunny autumn day.

Three Parent Babies Take A Step Closer To Reality

Scientists are a step closer to producing a controversial "three parent baby" after they successfully fertilised an egg with two biological mothers.

NEWLY REVEALED DOCUMENTS Conradict NEA Chairman Landesman

�The former NEA Director of Communications acted unilaterally and without the approval or authorization of then-Acting Chairman Patrice Walker Powell.� � Rocco Landesman, Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, on September 22, 2009 Chairman Landesman�s claim that Yosi Sergant, the former NEA Communications Director, acted �unilaterally� on the controversial August 10th conference call is not only beginning to erode, but new documents obtained by Judicial Watch under the Freedom of Information Act show that another federal employee thought the arts effort was entering murky legal waters.

Womens Soccer Turns Nasty

20-year-old Elizabeth Lambert is suspended from the University of New Mexico's team for violent behaviour towards opposition team members.

The Execution Of DC Sniper John Allen Muhammad

Photographer and videographer Katie Falkenberg records the events leading up to the execution of D.C. sniper John Allen Muhammad at a Virginia prison.

City University Of New York 90 Of Students Fail Basic Algebra

During their first math class at one of CUNY's four-year colleges, 90% of 200 students tested couldn't solve a simple algebra problem, the report by the CUNY Council of Math Chairs found. Only a third could convert a fraction into a decimal.