Among journalists, there's a common practice called the three-source rule: Before publishing a juicy piece of news, a reporter should find three sources to confirm it. Recently I decided to apply the rule to area psychics (visiting five for good measure) to see whether any of their insights matched up. (Full article: 1211 words)
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