Biological Warfare

Published 4 weeks agoon February 16, 2020 Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) suggested on Sunday the coronavirus, which has killed over 1,000 Chinese citizens, is a biological weapon developed by the Chinese military. Cotton made the remarks on the Fox News program Sunday Morning Futures. The senator insisted that reports that…

Onlookers were amazed to watch a British Airways flight abort a rocky landing on Sunday at London's Heathrow Airport during high winds from Storm Ciara.Footage caught by Big Jet TV showed a Boeing 777 passing overhead before wobbling and bouncing as its wheels touched the ground — but then taking…

Chinese Ambassador to the U.S. Cui Tiankai criticized Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonHillicon Valley: Democrats press Facebook, Twitter to remove new Trump video of Pelosi | Iowa Dem chair calls for investigation into caucus problems | How Reddit is combating coronavirus misinformation Republican senators call on Twitter to suspend…

As the Coronavirus outbreak continues to roil China with no end in sight, media outlets around the world have indulged in varying degrees of speculation concerning its origins. That speculation has taken a geopolitical turn in Russia, where an increasing number of political commentators have to come to believe that the…

Editorial note: To all national security personnel reading this from Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Canada, the USA, Russia and other nations, you will want to urgently forward this to your commanding officers, as this story is verified and true, confirmed through our Taiwan investigators. It indicates a dangerous, global escalation of…

Chemists working with the US Army are developing new uniforms that can quickly break down toxic substances, protecting troops from bioweapons, according to Wired. Omar Farha’s lab at Northwestern University is testing a fabric that can neutralize nerve agents. The new fabric is part of a collaborative effort between the college…

About 29 million Americans use over-the-counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to treat pain. Every year in the United States, NSAID use is attributed to approximately 100,000 hospitalizations and 17,000 deaths. In addition, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently strengthened its warning about risks of non-aspirin NSAIDs on heart attacks…

Cancer cells rely on telomeres for unlimited cell division To gain an infinite lifespan, cancer cells need to maintain the ends of their chromosomes, known as telomeres. They achieve this in various ways. Scientists from the German Cancer Research Center systematically investigated more than 2,500 tumor genomes of 36 types…

The new coronavirus outbreak has provided fuel for hackers, scammers and pranksters. Opportunists all, they may be out for your money, your time and attention, but you can avoid falling for these traps by knowing where to get your facts and practicing safe online behavior.One of the most harmful coronavirus-related…

No matter where you are in the world, you’re probably hearing about the coronavirus outbreak. It might be lurking on the fringes of your awareness, causing some minor stress, or radically affecting your daily life. Where I live in Hong Kong, normal life has more or less ground to a…