Russia recently implemented new anti-sodomy legislation ahead of the Olympic Winter Games, and the International Olympic Committee IOC is “cross” with Russia for doing so. The law bans “propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations.” It imposes fines on those who hold…

The U.S. Army is buying nearly 600,000 magazines for Russian made AK-47s. The magazines hold 30 rounds of ammunition each. The trouble is, the AK-47 is not standard issue for the U.S. military. Nor is it standard issue for NATO….

The current 113th U.S. Congress has a strong representation of 50 Jesuit Alumni among its 535 members. While that is a little less than the 54 Jesuit Alumni in the 112th Congress, it represents 9.3% of the congressional makeup. That…

Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron said he was proud to be the Prime Minister under whose government same-sex marriage was legalized in Britain just one year after giving his personal guarantee to do so by 2015. Britain is now “the…

Many people have changed their relationship to the internet as a result of the revelations of NSA collection of U.S. citizen data by Edward Snowden. Some have even come under scrutiny for innocent Google searches or PayPal transactions, which has…

One day after the British House of Commons approved a same-sex marriage bill Queen Elizabeth II signed it into law. The new law permits same-sex couples to marry in religious and civil ceremonies. Gay and lesbian couples already had the…

A Spanish train derailed killing at least 79 passengers. Officials at first said they believed it to be an accident. All 13 carriages flew off the track as the train sped at high speed around a bend. Described as a…

In scenes that would make the past inhabitants of Sodom and Gomorrah blush, the much-acclaimed “holy city” of Jerusalem held its pompous 12th annual gay pride parade. Hoisting signs and LGBT flags under the slogan “We want change,” over 3,000…

  The British developer showed brochures with over-fifty affluent men and women hand-in-hand as part of the proposal to develop a gated community in the town of Sallèles-d’Aude in the rural South of France. The mayor envisioned a community for…

In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act, the State Department, under former presidential candidate John Kerry, is making a change in the way it handles visa requests for same-sex couples….

The CIA is conducting a 21-month research project to answer the question; can mankind control the world’s weather? The $630,000 study, which collaborates with scientists of the National Academy of Sciences, is working to see if reengineering techniques, “including solar…

At least 39 people were killed when a tour bus plummeted some 30 meters (100 ft) into a ravine in Southern Italy. The bus driver lost control of the bus as it suddenly careened into several other cars stopped in…