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Where is PETA with the "Mohammed Wore Synthetics" billboard?
Authors ask human beings to "revision the insect-human connection."
Animal rights group claims a pig kissing contest at a Texas high school must be stopped.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals thinks it is winning the war to convert Americans to vegetarianism -- so why does meat consumption in the United States keep rising?
Animal rights group claims committee revising dietary recommendations does not take minority health needs into account and is unduly influenced by the agricultural industry.
There was a lot of hype and hoopla, deservedly so in my opinion, over scientists ability to implant. . .
In a recent release the Humane Society of the United States complained about some of the tactics taken. . .
As well as producing cornea transplants, this research could potentially lead to a non-animal alternative to tests that today require using animals.
Hunters and fisherman put together a cookbook to raise funds to fight anti-hunting initiatives.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals hires a person in a celery costum to follow singer Kenny Rogers on his latest tour.
Genetically engineered mice live 35 percent longer after researchers switch off a gene that made them vulnerable to cell damage from oxidation.
Activists destroy a lab that performed safety tests on chicken and egg products.
As the United States prepares to celebrate Thanksgiving, animal rights activists are busy trying to. . .
Researchers at the University of Chicago discover a technique to insert human genes into a wide variety of nonhuman species.
Several news outlets recently reported on work by a researcher at the California Institute of Technology. . .
When Princeton gave its stamp of approval to Peter Singer by offering him an important appointment,. . .
An animal rights activist objects to a C-SPAN show because it involves reading the newspaper.
Apparently Rush Limbaugh has recently made some disparaging remarks about animal rights activists, which. . .
On September 4, suspected animal rights terrorist Justin Samuel was arrested in Hasslet, Belgium and. . .
I was shocked and dismayed a few weeks ago when I opened U.S. News & World Report to see conservative. . .
In late September, researchers announced that a man who received a baboon liver in an experimental 1992. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' anti-McDonald's ad portrays Ronald McDonald as a serial killer.
Terrorists do not need to kill or injure people to create a climate of fear despite what Bill Clinton and the animal rights movement seem to think.
Peter Singer wants you to donate to a charity that buys poor people cows, chickens and other farm animals.
No Compromise - an animal rights magazine that supports terrorism - is having trouble finding someone willing to print its latest issue.
Citing safety concerns, the Smithsonian cancels a planned program on Foie Gras.
Utah has been hard hit in recent years by animal terrorists destroying fur farm property and releasing. . .
Utah has been hard hit in recent years by animal terrorists destroying fur farm property and releasing. . .
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is angry that the Air Force teaches soldiers how to kill and prepare wild animals should they become stranded behind enemy lines.
-Animal rights activists apparently released 3,000 mink from a farm in Kenosha County, Wisconsin recently.. . .
Furriers in New Jersey file suit against animal rights groups, while activists meet in Philadelphia to discuss how to respond to such legal challenges.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ends up with half a brain. How appropriate.
Labor leader vowed to ban fux hunting with dogs, but his government wants to continue to subsidize the killing of foxes in Scotland and Wales -- and with dogs to boot.
Procter and Gamble recently announced it would end most animal tests, which is not enough for animal rights activist who want all such tests eliminated.
Cockfighting is incompatible with a reasonable, consistent animal welfare position.
The New Iberia Research Center effectively defuses a protest by the Primate Freedom Tour.
A suspect in raids on several mink farms kills himself before he can be brought to trial.
In a nationally televised debate, the British Prime Minister insists, "It (fox hunting) will be banned."
A court upholds so-called time and place restrictions on anti-hunting protests.
Texas cattlemen continue to obssess over Oprah Winfrey as they try to revive their $6 million civil lawsuit against the talk show host.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals takes credit for the Procter and Gamble announcement, but what is the company really promsing to do?
The fledgling field of animal rights law gets a big shot in the arm courtesy of Harvard Law School.
Mary Tyler Moore tries to have it both ways, supporting both People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals as well as animal research into diabetes.
Fur Commission USA provides some links between animal rights groups and individuals that could spell trouble for those named in lawsuit.
No rights for apes in New Zealand - The New Zealand legislature will not extend legal rights to great. . .
Jeremy Rifkin and Stuart Newman want a permanent ban on patents for any organism containing any human DNA.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims arsonist was not affiliated with its protest -- then why did Dawn Carr put up $6,500 to bail him out?
A grand jury subpoenas a college student who claimed to be a spokesman for the Animal Liberation Front.
Two In Defense of Animals members distribute a letter objecting to the tactics used by the Primate Freedom Tour.
- Protein wards off organ rejection in monkeys In research published in Nature Medicine, scientists. . .
Animal rights activists and environmentalists take the low road in their opposition to the Makah whale hunt.
A survey by New Scientist suggests people possess minimal knowledge of medical research involving animals.
The U.S. Senate votes overwhelmingly to increase federal penalties for attacks on animal enterprise, but it is unlikely the bill will be signed into law due to reasons unrelated to the animal enterprise issue.
Researchers use genetically modified pig cells to treat Alzheimer's-like disease in mice.
Gary Yourofsky goes on a hunger strike, activists are arrested in connection with a break-in at Southern Methodist University, and activists trash three labs at the University of California at San Francisco.
Opposition to canned hunts is often inconsistent and hypocritical.
Gary Francione blames the animal rights movement's "welfarist" bent along with opposition from "animal exploitation organizations" for the closing of his law clinic.
Furrier charges that the Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade, the Animal Defense League and other groups are engaged in an illegal campaign of harassment and violence.
The Texas cattle industry seems to be its own worst enemy.
Two animal rights groups tell Burlington Coat Factory to stop selling fur-trimmed coats or face anti-fur protests.
The Humane Society of the United States acknowledges the importance of animal research in medical advances of the past, but apparently does so largely for strategic and public relations reasons.
Animal Liberation Front terrorists do more than $2 million to laboratory researching cancer, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease.
The Onion parodies animal rights activists.
The ongoing Nurses Health Study finds no relationship between consumption of fat and breast cancer incidence.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' claim that Jesus was a vegetarian is not convincing many people.
A British court upholds Barry Horne's 18-year sentence, while other terrorists in Great Britain and Canada are sentenced to jail for their actions.
Since minorities are disproportionately lactose intolerant, the Physician's Committee for Responsible Medicine argues government recommendations to drink milk are racist.
Texas Establishment for Animal Rights argues reenactment may frighten animals.
The Dairy Council claims PCRM misrepresented a study of milk and osteoporosis.
Cornell president Hunter Rawlings eloquently defends animal dissection in Cornell's biology classes.
Researchers grow dog organs in the lab, while Novartis investigates the possibility of using pig livers to keep people alive while waiting for an organ transplant.
Meanwhile, the Campaign for Responsible Transplantation distorts the number of organs available for transplantation procedures.
America's Most Wanted profiles two animal rights terrorists on the run from the law.
Busty ex- Baywatch Babe Blasts Animal Acts: Pamela Anderson Lee, a member in good standing of People. . .
Hunters and others get all worked up over a parody of hunting videogames.
Budiansky accuses activists of misrepresenting biomedical research and engaging in "sentimental anthropomorphizing."
Researchers kept a woman alive for eight days -- long enough for her to receive a liver transplant -- on a dialysis-like machine that used cells from pig livers to cleanse her blood.
AIDS researcher demonstrates the importance of basic animal research.
Two lawsuits against extremist anti-abortion groups could set precedents that might eventually be used to pursue legal action against animal rights extremists.
As the March of Dimes passes a milestone, PCRM sees a chance to "shine a spotlight on the dark side" of preventing birth defects.
Ted Nugent delcares a boycott against Ontario, Canada -- and then promptly announces he is breaking his own boycott.
PETA protesters are arrested for starting a fire near the U.S. capitol, while singer Melissa Ehteridge distances herself from the animal rights group.
Human beings may have begun hunting with domesticated wolves as early as 135,000 years ago.
In 1996, Washington state voters banned hunting cougars with dogs -- now some people are having second thoughts about the wisdom of that decision.
In November, Russian surgeon Vladimir Demikhov, who conducted the worlds first animal heart and lung. . .
A worm becomes the first animal to have its entire genome sequenced.
A genetically engineered skin graft product that combines human cells with bovine collagen successfully treats a potentially fatal skin disease.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says it is okay for homeless people and cave men to wear fur.
The company will likely come to regret its close cooperation with animal rights activists.