Mega dairy trial opens at slow pace

Testimony by an expert witness is interrupted 101 times in 5 hours.

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Monsanto Pulls GM Corn Amid Serious Food Safety Concerns

Apparently Monsanto would prefer to not sell their corn than to subject it to study.

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A New Report Reveals that GM Seeds Encourage Pesticides Use, Contribute to Growth of Superweeds

A new report out today, Impacts of Genetically Engineered Crops on Pesticide Use in the United States: The First Thirteen Years [pdf] authored by Dr.

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Scientist issues warning on introduction of GM crops

Thiruvananthapuram: A senior Agriculture Scientist has cautioned the Centre on introduction of GM crops in the country observing that Indian agriculture was 'so diverse and biodiversity very vast.'

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Evil Dead to Rise Again to Theaters in 2010

In 2010, the creators and Grindhouse Pictures will offer midnight showings of the cult classic at select Landmark theaters in the U.S., Mayfair Cinema in Canada, and more venues will be announced after the first of the year.

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Justice investigation targets Monsanto

The U.S. Justice Department's inquiry into Monsanto Co.'s marketing tactics in the biotech seed industry may be a leading indicator of the Obama administration's approach to antitrust matters in general.

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Dad's effort to save girl ends tragically

Burgess, 38, and his daughter were killed when their Belmont home burned to the ground early Saturday. Very sad story.

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Kanye West Storms the VMAs Stage During Taylor Swift's Speech

Just moments after Swift accepted the Moonman and began her acceptance speech, Kanye West stormed the stage, taking the microphone from Swift to announce Beyoncé deserved the award.

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Men's Health Interview With Obama

5 Reasons You Should Care How the Obama health-care reform plan will affect you

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Exclusive: Robert Rodriguez talks PREDATORS and MACHETE at Comic-Con

…according to writer/director Robert Rodriguez...FOX is giving him total artistic freedom to make his "Predator" movie

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Chrysler to idle all factories for at least a month

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Chrysler said Wednesday that it will idle all of its manufacturing operations starting this Friday through at least January 19 in an effort to keep inventories more aligned with plunging U.S. demand for new cars and trucks.

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Follow the money

Perhaps as another sign of its hard times, the automotive industry ranks 34th among contributors to Congress, far behind Wall Street...

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Testimony of Robert Nardelli, Chairman & CEO, Chrysler LLC, to the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs

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