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(ANTIMEDIA) After nearly a decade of being able to borrow money for next to nothing, interest rates are finally beginning to creep higher.

(ANTIMEDIA) Indiana — Multiple Indiana beaches have been shut down following a spill of wastewater containing hexavalent chromium, a highly toxic chemical linked to cancer.

(ANTIMEDIA Op-Ed) Most are familiar with the age-old tale of the poor confused teenager who took a tab of LSD, lost their mind, and leaped off a balcony to their death. Despite how rare these incidents are, stigmatic stories of fatal consequences following a dose of LSD remain a common reference for the misinformed and misguided.

(ANTIMEDIA) The world’s eyes and ears have once again turned toward Syria following last week’s chemical weapons attack and U.S. President Donald Trump’s subsequent air strikes on the Assad government. Mainstream media, independent media, and social media platforms are fixing fierce attention on the ongoing developments.

(ANTIMEDIA) Google announced Friday that it’s adding a special feature to its news service — Fact Check. Searchers will now know who checked the validity of a news story and the conclusion they arrived at.

(ANTIMEDIA) As food consciousness continues to gain popularity in the United States, pet food is failing to attract the same levels of scrutiny.
But according to a new report from the Clean Label Project, a non-governmental non-profit, America’s beloved cats and dogs are facing high levels of contamination in the foods their owners provide for them.

(ANTIMEDIA) It’s one of those questions that currently appears to have no clear answer: Do violent video games lead to violence in reality?
It seems any opinion on the matter can be backed up by evidence, be it scientific data, which exists in abundance, or personal experience, which is immediately relatable to any modern human being. No one is ever proven definitively right, yet no one can ever be shown to be absolutely wrong.

(ANTIMEDIA) President Trump’s promise to “drain the swamp” seems to nearly have been all but forgotten.

(ANTIMEDIA) Richmond, VA — The president of the Virginia Federal Reserve won’t face charges after admitting his part in leaking information about the government’s fiscal policy plans — information that was then shared with a select group of investors.

(ANTIMEDIA) A CNN anchor was left speechless Wednesday during a televised interview when a congressman questioned the mainstream narrative that Bashar al-Assad attacked his own people with chemical weapons this week.