The most important news for Monday, December 7th, 2009.....
The EU is saying that the U.S. and China are not going nearly far enough to combat climate change.
The mainstream media is touting it as a "spiritual thing" to fight climate change.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is about to officially declare carbon dioxide a public danger.
Copenhagen's prostitutes are looking forward to doing a brisk business during the Copenhagen climate change summit.
Authorities in Copenhagen have prepared steel cages to hold anyone who would dare protest against the climate change summit starting today.
It turns out that manipulating climate data is very profitable. The professor at the center of the Climategate controversy has received millions and millions and millions in "research grants" over the past few years.
If we are really interested in saving the environment, the best thing to do is to get Al Gore's hands off of it right now.
A "plague" similar to that recently reported in the Ukraine and Poland has killed at least thirty people in the city of Saratow, Russia reports Germany's Der Spiegel.
The Obama administration has released a new slate of television and radio ads which urge people to run out and get the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.
The French government plans to have 30 million people vaccinated for the H1N1 swine flu by the end of February.
The CIA is to be given access to the bank records of millions of citizens of the U.K. under a European Union plan to fight terrorism.
The government of Missouri is reportedly plotting undercover sting operations against families selling raw milk.
The Obama administration says that the inmates at Guantanamo Bay are probably headed for a prison in Illinois.
The number of Americans out of work for 27 weeks or more reached 5.9 million last month.
AmTrust Bank, one of the largest banks in the U.S., was seized by federal regulators on Friday and quickly bought by another large bank as the consolidating of the U.S. banking industry continues.
Even the Wall Street Journal is admitting that the dollar is in huge trouble.
Good news - CNN is continuing to lose massive amounts of viewers.
The head of the International Monetary Fund has reportedly issued an angry ultimatum to President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.
Key members of the U.S. Congress say that more "gay-friendly" legislation is on the way.
A new article in Vanity Fair is asking some really hard questions about Goldman Sachs.
More than 500 people have filed claims accusing Jesuits of sexually abusing children across the northwest United States.
Did you know that many initiates into Freemasonry have to take an oath known as "The Oath of Nimrod"?
It turns out that there are a lot more ancient pyramids around the world than just the ones in Egypt.
Lastly, one elementary school in Connecticut has completely banned the holiday of Christmas.
