Since we're on a bit of a James Randi kick, I thought I'd post this small 14 minute long retrospective of some of his greater exposes: namely, his complete destruction of spoon-bending Israeli ...

A religious TV channel has been fined £150,000 after one of its programmes claimed a miracle water product could cure cancer, Ofcom has said. Two episodes of The Word Network's Peter Popoff Ministries ...

And now to an electronic immigrant who ought to be illegal, but apparently isn't. You can find him doing his stuff at 3am on Channel Nine: God has used Reverend Peter Popoff throughout his entire life ...

CLEVELAND, October 29, 2014 - Parker Hannifin Corporation (PH), the global leader in motion and control technologies, today announced that Peter Popoff, Vice President and President - Filtration Group ...

WEST MICHIGAN -- Steve Lyles said he found letters written by his father to Peter Popoff Ministries. He described them as heartbreaking letters that detailed his father's desperation to beat stage IV ...

"There's no point in being a grifter if it's the same as being a citizen."—Henry Gondorff, The Sting. On the cable teevee this year, longtime religious bunco artist Peter Popoff has been gulling the ...

I meant to blog about this on Wednesday. I turned on the television in my hotel and found myself watching the televangelist Peter Popoff. This is the same Peter Popoff who was exposed as a fraud ...

Ofcom has imposed a £25,000 fine after a TV station broadcast a programme which invited viewers to order ‘free miracle spring water’ with the promise of curing serious illnesses including cancer.

It sometimes seems like there is a huge swath of the general public that will just believe anything — they are immune to skepticism and compelled to accept the most obvious scams. These delusions can ...

Regulator says claims of product’s healing powers aired on The Word Network had potential to cause harm A religious TV channel has been fined £150,000 for giving UK airtime to an evangelist selling ...

His shows that he pays /*BET*/ and other cable and TV channels to appear on are non-stop crusades about spirituality and overcoming addictions, but most of all, they're about helping people erase ...