The CIA’s mind control experiments, some of the darkest secrets in U.S. history, are finally being revealed. A new collection of over 1,200 documents published by the National Security Archive and ProQuest sheds light on one of the most infamous and cruel programs ever run by the CIA. The program,
Benin, a country in West Africa, has blocked the sale of a royal artifact that was stolen by French forces over 100 years ago. The item, a traditional wooden scepter called a “recade,” was supposed to be auctioned off in Paris last Friday, but it was taken off the sale
In a story that sounds like it came straight out of a movie, two men have been arrested in Zambia’s capital, Lusaka, for allegedly trying to use witchcraft to harm the country’s President, Hakainde Hichilema. Police say the suspects, Jasten Mabulesse Candunde, a 42-year-old man from Mozambique, and Leonard Phiri,
Africa has become the center of attention for a controversial reason. According to the Russian military, the United States is using the continent as a massive laboratory for dangerous pathogens and experimental medical treatments. This revelation comes as the Russian Ministry of Defense continues to investigate US military-biological activities across
The United States is quietly expanding its military-biological activities in Africa, and the implications are raising eyebrows worldwide. According to reports shared by the Russian military, this growing presence isn’t just about health and safety—it’s about power, control, and possibly more sinister motives. Here’s what we know: A Network of
Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), India’s largest oil refiner, has launched an investigation into claims that a US-based specialty chemicals company bribed its officials to win lucrative contracts over a decade ago. The US company in question, Albemarle Corporation, is a global leader in selling catalysts—chemical agents crucial for oil refinery
Drone flyovers over nuclear power plants have exploded in recent days, sparking serious concerns. Between Dec. 10 and Dec. 17, the number of reported drone incidents at these facilities nearly doubled in just a single week. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) confirmed that, by Dec. 17, there were 26 reports
Stephanie, a tech worker from San Francisco, thought riding in a robotaxi from Waymo was the safest way to travel. Without a human driver, she felt more secure, especially as a woman. She didn’t have to worry about getting into a car with a stranger. Waymo’s self-driving cars take people
In the fast-moving world of global IT companies, a recent lawsuit against Cognizant Technology Solutions is making waves. This class-action lawsuit, filed by Latreecia Folkes and more than 2,000 other employees, claims that Cognizant has been unfairly treating workers based on their race and nationality. The case reveals some shocking
