Former dental assistant talks about suffering from mercury exposure

Karen Burns of Matawan, N.J. spent 24 years as a dental assistant, but now she gets chelation treatments to cleanse her body of toxic mercury, which she says has left her sick and disabled for 15 years.
Courtesy: Randall Moore, director/producer of the documentary Evidence of Harm

Politics & Government

What AG Loretta Lynch had to say about the Charlotte police shooting

Attorney General Loretta Lynch welcomed peaceful protest but admonished violence as she addressed the police-involved shooting in Charlotte and protests during a press conference. “For the second day in a row, protests in response to Mr. Scott’s death took place in Charlotte last night. For the second day in a row, those protests were marred by violence, this time leaving one person on life support and several persons injured, an awful reminder that violence often only begets violence," stated Lynch.

Elections 2016

Obama knocks on Trump's wall - Election Rewind

President Obama addressed the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, urging the need for global integration instead of walls. Donald Trump rallied supporters in North Carolina, and while in High Point, he repeated his message of needing to restrict immigration into the United States, even for refugees.

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