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Eating healthy on a budget
By: Chef Alli Sosna
Chef Alli Sosna gives some helpful tips on eating healthy on a shoe-string budget
Interview with George Cockcroft (Luke Rhinehart)
By: ITHP Staff
Interview with George Cockcroft, author of the Dice Man.
Beware of Trader Joe's gluten free label
By: Wilson Blair
The celiacs among us need to be extra cautious when shopping at Trader Joe's.
How to gain confidence. -Interview with expert
By: ITHP staff
Confidence is knowing that regardless of these challenges, if you learn and work hard, you'll succeed.
Christopher Dorner's teachable moment
By: Wilson Blair
So what now? Do we all grab our assault rifles and open season on the LAPD? Not exactly. We need to find a middle ground between killing sprees and Facebook likes.
Mass shooting and mass media: Does media coverage of mass shootings inspire copycat crimes?
By: Alex Mesoudi Ph.D.
In December 2012, twenty elementary school children and six adult staff members were shot and killed by a single individual at a school in Connecticut. Although this horrific event was met with widespread shock, Americans are sadly all too familiar with such mass shootings.
Obama's showmanship overshadows serious debate on gun control
By: Wilson Blair
Obama's announcement Wednesday detailing his plan to "Curb gun violence" was a pathetic display of pandering, utilizing the lowest forms of persuasion chalk full of contradictions and inconsistencies.
Will we discover Earth-like planet in 2013? Interview with Abel Méndez
By: ITHP Staff
Humans could very well be within days of discovering the first Earth-like planet thanks in part to brilliant scientists including Abel Méndez.
Denver's first private marijuana club, Club 64 opens
By: Jack Franklin
It seems like just yesterday when naïve iPhone yielding highschool girls frowned at the site of socially rebellious youth passing a neatly rolled marijuana cigarette.
Chemtrails and Hoodoos
By: Wilson Blair
It's rare that you get a chance to see nature in all its tear educing majesty and simultaneously see the gutter of the human parasite. It's a dichotomy that is so ridiculous on face that the only logical thing to do in such a moment is to laugh out loud.
Is binge drinking worse than daily drinking?
By: Olivier George Ph.D.
Alcohol is a well-known 'social lubricant' used to produce disinhibition in social situations, but at the same time, excessive use produces the most harm to society of all drugs of abuse. The harmful use of alcohol is a global problem, which compromises both individual and social development.
Can we predict the future with our subconcious?
By: Julia Mossbridge
Can our bodies predict future events that matter to us, even if we're unaware of it? Some evidence suggests they can.
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Is Chipotle bad for your health? Interview with expert.
By: ITHP Health
Registered Dietitian Timaree Hagenburger breaks down the health impacts of the Chipotle Burrito. Frat Bro's pay close attention!
How the stock market works. Interview with investment expert
By: ITHP Staff
ITHP got the opportunity to interview Dan and ask several questions we felt countless people have always desired to have answered. If you came here looking to learn more about the market you're in the right place!
5 reasons why the news is bad for you
By: ITHP Staff
If you still want to read the news after exposing yourself to this list please don't for your own mental well being. If however you really can't go without it just make sure you only go to our homepage to get your news (www.ithp.org). We filter out 99.7% of the junk and only give you the stuff that matters.
The greatest generation?
By: Unwelcome Perspective
I hate old people. Not on a personal level, but because they have saddled my generation with an insurmountable wall of debt, a voluminous library of retarded laws, and a political system that represents the people about as effectively as Al Sharpton represents black people.
Lobbying, media, and the 2012 election--Interview with Jack Abramoff
By: ITHP Staff
Jack Abramoff's rollercoaster life story might as well be a major motion picture. In fact, it is. Dubbed on the cover of Time Magazine as the "Man Who Bought Washington", Abramoff rose to become the nation's most successful and prominent lobbyist, before becoming enmeshed in the most harrowing political scandal since Watergate.
Time Warner using shooting tragedy to boost Batman sales?
By: Jack Franklin
What happens when a major news conglomerate that also happens to produce major motion pictures realizes they can use utilize a massacre to promote a new Hollywood blockbuster? Answer: You start wearing a bulletproof vests to the movies
Efficient market plus dumb people equals imminent destruction
By: Unwelcome Perspective
What is wrong with our markets? Unwelcome Perspective has the answer.
How the U.S news media works -Interview with journalist Lori Harfenist
By: ITHP Staff
Journalist Lori Harfenist shares her views on the mainstream media, American politics, and the future of news media
Obama and Romney: The lesser of two pussies
By: Unwelcome Perspective
In his tradmark hard hitting yet hilarious style, Unwelcome Perspective makes the case for dumping party good 'ol boys Obama and Romney.
Do Chemtrails exist? Interview with chemtrail expert Mick West
By: ITHP Staff
Fascinating and surprising interview with chemtrail expert Mick West.
Kony 2012 director continues masturbating
By: Unwelcome Perspective
The entire Kony 2012 documentary was Jason Russell masturbating in public; albeit with his penis still in his pants (although it's possible it was out during the narration).
The Conspiracy Theorist's Dictionary
By: James Terry
In order to peacefully live with and do business with conspiracy theory lunatics, we've compiled a complete list of vocabulary words that conspiracy junkies use on a daily basis which a normal citizen may understand in a totally different way!
Freedom Watch dropped by Fox
By: Wilson Blair
One torch carrier of freedom down...wait...is there anyone else left?