12 Dead, 31 Wounded In Shooting Rampage At Fort Hood In Texas

At least 12 people were killed and up to 31 were wounded in a devastating attack on Thursday at the Fort Hood Army base in Texas. One shooting suspect is Major Malik Nadal Hasan, an army mental health professional. Two other soldiers have also been taken into custody.

The President of Ukraine has basically declared a state of martial law in that nation as the mystery epidemic there continues to get worse.

The Ukrainian government's secret police has arrested a 30-year-old blogger who was reporting on the unfolding pandemic in that country.

One international source is claiming that both pneumonic plague and the swine flu are running rampant in Ukraine.

Doctors at one hospital in India are anxiously awaiting a report on 35 patients who died of a disease that caused symptoms similar to that of the swine flu, but the doctors are saying that they "don't know what caused the deaths".

Is the Polysorbate 80 found in some swine flu vaccines linked to infertility in humans?

The Council on Foreign Relations apparently thinks that the idea of holding back some of the swine flu vaccine to cause an artificial shortage to boost demand for the vaccine is something to laugh about.

A former director of a Texas Planned Parenthood now admits that the clinic was pushing employees to strive for abortion quotas in order to boost profits.

Hezbollah and its Iranian and Syrian backers are trying to deny Israeli claims that a shipment of hundreds of tons of arms and ammunition intercepted at sea was destined for the Lebanese militia group.

A former U.K. ambassador to Uzbekistan says that the CIA sent terror suspects to prisons in Uzbekistan - a place where widespread torture practices include raping suspects with broken bottles and boiling them alive.

Senate Democrats won committee approval today for a "cap-and-trade" carbon tax bill despite the objection of some Republicans.

ABC's John Stossel was reportedly fired from 20/20 after he filed this report on the problems with Obamacare.

Al GoreAl Gore is apparently not interested in any climate change solutions that do not make him money.

A new global treaty would throw file-sharers off of the Internet after "three strikes".

According to the Pentagon, more than a third of American youth of military age are unfit for service, mainly because they are too fat or sickly.

Taiwan says that China has started to build its first aircraft carrier.

The Barcelona-based company behind the Galactic Suite Space Resort has announced that they are on track to launch their first guests to their orbiting hotel in 2012.

The new ABC series "V" is forcing many Christians to wonder how they would respond if aliens suddenly showed up on earth.

One company in Arizona is reportedly freezing the heads of their customers when they die so that later they can bring them back to life and cure whatever had ailed them (or download their brains into a computer).

Joel OsteenJoel Osteen recently shared his views on homosexuality on The View.

Recently the Wisconsin state assembly was opened with a prayer from a witch.

Parents in the U.K. are about to lose the right to withdraw their child from sex education classes when the youngster reaches 15.

A "Good Morning America" investigation found that some states are aggressively seizing "unclaimed" safety deposit boxes and using the money to balance their budgets.