A Game Of Thrones Kickstarter To Fix Dorne

People are fed up with Game Of Thrones' most hated storyline, and someone is finally doing something about it

In the sixth season of “Game Of Thrones,” HBO continues to make a mess of its Dorne plotline, and the fans are none too pleased. So a handful of film industry vets have taken the reasonable corrective step, setting up a Kickstarter that’s seeking to raise $20 million to fix Dorne.

KKK Gets Closer To Extinction, But Violence Persists

The Ku Klux Klan is on the verge of extinction—but the white supremacist movement is moving on without them

Last month, in rural Georgia, members of several Ku Klux Klan organizations from across the U.S. attended a gathering of white supremacist groups hoping to forge a new, unified path forward. While some of the groups that attended that meeting are thriving, the collection of Klan organizations across the country remains disorganized, disjointed, and on the decline, according to a new report from an activist group that monitors extremist organizations.

How Therapy—Not Meds—Can Change Brains Of Kids With ADHD

75% of children between two and five with ADHD symptoms take medication, but do they need to?

Illustration: R. A. Di Ieso

Seventy-five percent of children between two and five years old who are diagnosed with ADHD receive medication to treat their symptoms. But that shouldn’t be the first line of treatment, according to a report put out last week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Instead, parents themselves should try behavior therapy to help treat kids with ADHD between ages two and five. If it’s done right, CDC officials say, kids may never need medication at all.

One Mom’s 10-Year Online Hunt For Her Daughter’s Killer

Belinda Lane used MySpace and Facebook to track the men she believed to be behind her daughter's 2006 shooting

By Sara Morrison

REUTERS

Belinda Lane, a California woman in her late 50s, has spent a decade on social media hunting for the gang members who killed her daughter. Her efforts came to an end last week with the arrest of the final suspect in the case.

Study: Probiotic Supplements Are A Waste Of Money

For healthy people, probiotic supplements don't make a difference

By Alexandra Ossola

Photo Illustration: Diana Quach

You have thousands of “good” bacteria in your gut, helping you digest the food you eat, affecting your immune system and maybe even your mood. People who already have healthy digestive tracts have been told that taking probiotic supplements can keep these good bacteria “happy” and plentiful. If some are good, then supplementing your diet with more would be better, right? But according to a new study, you’re better off saving your money; a systematic review of studies showed that the supplements offered no discernible benefit to already healthy patients.

ISIS Militants Massacre Real Madrid Fans At Club Gathering

Dozens of Real Madrid fans had crammed into a coffee shop to watch videos of past matches when the shooting occurred

By Shane Dixon Kavanaugh

Real Madrid fans were ambushed by ISIS inside this Iraqi coffee shop — REUTERS

Islamic State gunmen ambushed a coffee shop filled with Real Madrid soccer fans in central Iraq on Friday, opening fire and killing at least 13 people.

See before and after pictures of the 10-year- old Dorcas Odunlami saved by the Living Project

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Apparently there are still some Nigerian music celebrities with good heart and great intentions, aside their much-cherished looks, lifestyles and career; some of them still work so hard on returning smiles to people’s faces. In the above picture is a 10-year-old Dorcas Odunlami who according to music tsar, Lamboginny was operated of a complicated Colostomy, a sickness she had suffered since she was 6 months old to the age of eight, and before shee ventually met with the duo of Lamboginny & Mr Clayy, the brains behind theLiving Project.