Utah Gov Gary Herbert signs resolution declaring pornography a ‘public health crisis’
The state of Utah has become the first state in the nation to declare that pornography is creating a “public health crisis.” Governor Gary Herbert signed the resolution, pointing to the effects of porn on brain More...
Canada’s PM Justin Trudeau defends euthanasia bill as ‘the first step’
Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has defended his government’s draft bill on euthanasia and assisted suicide after some Liberal backbenchers complained it is more restrictive than the Supreme Court More...
Utah: Mike Lee, Orrin Hatch, Chris Stewart respond to Obama’s gun control move
President Obama announced executive actions for “common sense” gun control on Tuesday which include clarification of an existing law on background checks and gun dealer registration as well as new investments More...
Stefonknee Wolscht leaves wife, kids to live as 6-year-old girl, labeled ‘transaging’
Canadian man Stefonknee Wolscht left seven children and 23 years of marriage to live as a deep-voiced transgender Canadian, living out life as a six-year-old girl. Wolscht, 52, formerly known as “Paul,” More...
Addiction Prevention: Ways to Avoid Heartbreak and Find Hope
There are a number of people who theorize that some of us are basically predisposed with a personality fault that makes us more vulnerable to addiction and that there is nothing that can be done about it. As the More...
New Jersey lawmakers organize to override Chris Christie’s gun control veto
While the New Jersey Governor and GOP Presidential candidate can tout a long record of vetoing bills, lawmakers are organizing for an override vote of Christie’s stance on a recent gun control measure. Democratic More...
Chris Christie on Virginia shooting, ‘We don’t need new laws’ for gun control
After a gunman opened fire and killed two people during a live television interview in Roanoke, Virginia on Wednesday, several politicians renewed calls for stricter gun control legislation. But Republican presidential More...
Anxiety: A Robber of Potential
“Anxiety’s like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do, but it doesn’t get you very far.” Jodi Picoult, Sing You Home. At this very moment, right across the world, millions of people are having More...
U.S. Army soldiers hospitalized with a psychiatric disorder at greater suicide risk after discharge: Study
U.S. Army soldiers hospitalized with a psychiatric disorder have a significantly elevated suicide risk in the year following discharge from the hospital, according to research from the Army Study to Assess Risk More...
4 Health Benefits to Having Plants Indoors
Whether you’re decorating an office space or your home, adding some genuine greenery that provides nurturing isn’t just beautiful, but also a boon to your health. The addition to living plants provides an affordable, More...
William Aydelott still unfit for trial, says attorneys in new hearing
A Florida teenager accused of killing his mother on Christmas Eve was ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial for a second time. William Brandon Aydelott, 18, reportedly bludgeoned and stabbed his mother to death More...
Justina Pelletier headed to foster care without medical treatment after new Judge ruling
The Suffolk County judge ruled on Monday that a 15-year-old teen will be put in foster care. “Justina being transferred to foster care with no medical treatment” was the tweet by @BeauBermanFOXCT The teenager More...
Missing Kansas woman, Sandra Herron-Burns, identified as dead body in park
A person found dead Sunday in Kansas part has been identified as a woman who had been reported missing in December. Authorities reported Wednesday that Sandra Herron-Burns, age 43, was the person found dead in the More...
Worst moments of 2013: Justina Pelletier taken from parents over alleged ‘medical child abuse’
Possibly the biggest nightmare for parents: the state takes your child away and now you feel increasingly helpless to get her back. The Connecticut teen was referred to Boston’s Children’s Hospital for More...
Suicide rates increase significantly among middle age adults: CDC
Suicide rates among middle-aged Americans, ages 35 to 64, have markedly increased since 1999, according to a newly released Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR). CDC investigated suicide trends among More...
Pennsylvania man, Stephen Carr, cross dresses, chained to a car in Walgreens
The news from Uniontown, Pennsylvania came from a Walgreens parking lot where a man was arrested, kicking off the New Year with a crazy weird crime story. “Carr was cross-dressing by wearing makeup, female More...
