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March against Monsanto: A worldwide protest, May 25, 2013

March against Monsanto protests were held in 40 countries in the world on May 25, 2013. The message of all these protests was "Stop Monsanto" and "No more GMOs." This article will concentrate on events in Earth's southern hemisphere.

Globe prints story on Doug Ford, former alleged drug dealer

It seems the chickens may be coming home to roost with regard the Ford family. On the heels of the Toronto Star story on Mayor Rob Ford's alleged crack cocaine usage, The Globe and Mail has published a story on his brother Coun. Doug Ford's drug days.

TopFinds: Toronto Mayor's drug drama, protesters attack Monsanto

Rumours swirl around a video allegedly showing Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine. Tornados ravage Oklahoma neighbourhood. Why Saturday is a massive day of protest against Monsanto. Welcome to this week's TopFinds.

Poutine: Canada's comfort food Special

Port Williams - Once considered an embarrassment to French Canadians who were noted for their excellent cuisine, poutine has become synonymous with Canada and has sparked interest world-wide.

Michigan court rules that medical pot users can drive while high

The state of Michigan has made a decision to trump its own zero tolerance driving under the influence law with the fact that it is illegal to persecute those with prescription pot. The result is those who smoke under a doctor's orders can drive high.

Friend: MI5 tried to recruit man accused of butchering UK soldier

London - A friend of Michael Adebolajo tells the BBC that MI5 tried to recruit the accused killer of Lee Rigby in December, following his interview he is arrested.

French soldier stabbed while on patrol in Paris

Paris - A manhunt is under way for the assailant who stabbed a French soldier on patrol alongside police in a Paris suburb on Saturday.

Op-Ed: Marquez losing chance to cash in on lucrative Pacquiao fight

Juan Manuel Marquez seems to have bungled a rare opportunity to earn his biggest paycheck in his entire boxing career with his decision to fight Timothy Bradley instead of facing Manny Pacquiao for a fifth time.

Got an itch? Scientists unravel how pain gets to the brain

Bethesda - Researchers have found the molecule that delivers itchiness signals to the brain. This is via a dedicated, and previously unknown, neural pathway.

Op-Ed: Now it's taxi ‘racism’

Washington - Two studies by the TV station WUSA9 have highlighted what is claims is racial discrimination by Washington taxi drivers, but is this really the case?

Fecal transplants are to become regulated

Fecal therapy is a new method of treating people with infection. However, U.S. physicians and researchers will now have to get approval from the FDA before they can perform a stool transplant.

Adam beats the man — Kokesh released from prison in Philly

Veteran and activist Adam Kokesh has won another battle against "the man," as he has been released from prison with citations which he refused to sign.

Interview with country singer Hannah Bethel Special

On May 25, up-and-coming country singer-songwriter Hannah Bethel chatted via telephone with Digital Journal's Markos Papadatos.

Tiger mauls UK park zoo worker Sarah McClay, 24, to death

A zookeeper at South Lakes Wild Animal Park, Dalton-in-Furness, Sarah MClay, 24, from Barrow in Cumbria, died after being mauled by a Sumatran tiger on Friday. The tiger killed McClay after she entered the animals' enclosure at the zoo.

Costa Concordia Captain Francesco Schettino facing criminal trial

It took a long while to determine but at last there has been a decision on whether to send Costa Concordia Captain Francesco Schettino to trial. A judge in Grosetto, Italy ruled this week that prosecutors can go ahead with the charges.

Falling S. Korean suicide jumper crushes five-year-old to death

A suicidal 39-year-old South Korean man who jumped from an 11th-floor apartment in the south-eastern port city of Busan landed on top of a five-year-old girl who was walking with her parents on the pavement below and crushed her to death.

Interview with Grammy winner Marc Cohn Special

On May 24, veteran singer-songwriter Marc Cohn chatted via telephone with Digital Journal about his forthcoming tour dates in New York.

Op-Ed: Taliban targets Afghan security forces, government offices

Kabul - One day after President Obama's national security speech, the Taliban targeted a UN compound, which killed one Afghan police officer, a Nepali guard, while another ten were wounded. The attack is part of the Taliban's spring offensive.

Yes, viruses do prefer the cold

It main seem obvious, but viruses do function better under cold temperatures. Many scientists have said that cold viruses happen to coincide with cold weather; new research suggests that the cold virus is actually more virulent during the winter.

Bayern Muenchen defeats Dortmund in dramatic Wembley UCL final

London - In a dramatic and entertaining final, Bayern Muenchen triumphed over Borussia Dortmund with late goal from Arjen Robben. Bayern Munich is the Champions League champion 2013. Dortmund had a strong performance in the first half hour, with several chances.
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