Huffington Post - Fred Lundgren, 5/30/12

A 1978 United Nations report on UFOs showed that 15 million Americans had seen a UFO. A 1996 Gallup poll showed that 36 million Americans had seen a UFO. By 2010, the worldwide total had approached 100 million sightings.

In order to validate alternatives such as high tech secret aircraft or the weather balloon theory, all 100 million sightings must be wrong! On the other hand, the game is over for the skeptics if only one of these 100 million sightings is proven to be a visitor from another star system.

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Huffington Post - Lee Speigel, 5/13/13

When Air Force Lt. Col. Richard French was a lead investigator of Project Blue Book in the 1950s, his job was to shoot down false reports of UFOs.

Given his job, French never dreamed he'd end up in Newfoundland one day watching what appeared to him to be two extraterrestrials performing repairs on a submerged, unknown circular craft.

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Huffington Post - Lee Speigel, 5/03/13

A panel of pilots gives testimony on the final day of the Citizen Hearing On Disclosure in Washington, D.C.

A former FAA official as well as private, commercial and military pilots are on tap to testify on UFO encounters as the Citizen Hearing On Disclosure (CHD) at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., draws to a close.

Huffington Post - 4/20/13, Gillian Wong

YA'AN, China — Rescuers and relief teams struggled to rush supplies into the rural hills of China's Sichuan province Sunday after an earthquake left at least 179 people dead and more than 6,700 injured and prompted frightened survivors to spend a night in cars, tents and makeshift shelters.

The earthquake Saturday morning triggered landslides that cut off roads and disrupted phone and power connections in mountainous Lushan county, further south on the same fault line where a devastating quake wreaked widespread damage across the region five years ago.

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Huffington Post - 3/26/13

From Mother Nature Network's John Platt:

Spring has sprung, and allergy season won't be far behind. But if you think last year's allergies were bad, just wait until a few years from now when climate change will cause pollen counts to rise dramatically. According to research by allergist Leonard Bielory, pollen counts will average 21,735 grains of pollen per cubic meter in the year 2040. The average in the year 2000 was just 8,455.