What if the root cause of all chronic illness lies in the relationship between iron, magnesium, and copper?

Even as Democratic activists in the U.S. cool to the cause of climate alarmism, environmentalism maintains its political and economic grip on policymakers on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean

A U.S. military-linked paper published in Scientific Reports in 2023 reveals that Ebola RT-PCR test outcomes changed depending on how the assay’s synthetic primers and probes were engineered—with the same human samples testing negative under one Ebola PCR configuration and positive under another

With no guarantees, forecasters tend to be optimistic that the new hurricane season which began on June 1 and theoretically ends on Nov. 30 will again – like last year – be relatively inactive.

Story at a Glance: Scientific research has provided immense benefit to society, but as its success earned it power, prestige and enormous financing, incentives shifted from advancing humanity to protecting the status quo and ensuring vast profits for the pharmaceutical industry.

In January 2026, Vincent Munster and research fellow Claude Kwe traveled to the Republic of the Congo amid a reported monkeypox outbreak

Dr. William W. Thompson, a prominent epidemiologist and psychologist at the CDC, became widely known in 2014 as the “CDC Whistleblower” after he was secretly recorded having conversations with and by another respected scientist, biochemical engineer, Dr. Brian Hooker

There have been a plethora of headlines promoting “new” virus narratives in 2026 after the COVID-19 fraud has taken a back seat.

New UN report warns that the infrastructure required to run modern AI is a direct and existential threat to the goal of ‘net zero.’

I have been building AI systems and using them daily for years, so I understand the genuine technological potential of this breakthrough technology

A new analysis by the Institute of Economic Affairs has found that the cost of subsidising ‘renewable’ energy will double to £40billion by 2030 under Ed Miliband’s plans to ‘decarbonise’ the electricity supply

I had been unconvinced of the climate change narrative since the earliest days. When the global warming circus opened for business in the 1980s, we were just coming off the back of the alarm over the hole in the ozone layer, so a second atmospheric emergency in the space of a few years seemed just a little too much of a coincidence.

This is PART 5 of a six-part series on the effects of Covid lockdowns on children, young people and education and focusses on the universities.

Hats off to Nicholas Hulscher, Peter McCullough, Harvey Risch et al. for their newly published paper on the anti-cancer properties of Ivermectin and Mebendazole

The tech industry is about to sell you a surveillance device disguised as a productivity machine. I’ve been warning about this for years, and now the evidence is undeniable

More proof that when individuals outsource their critical thinking to automated systems, even obviously flawed information can gain credibility.