
Since Nigeria began commercializing genetically modified crops, questions surrounding the pesticides used within increasingly industrialized agricultural systems have received far less attention than the genetic technologies themselves
Written by Michelle Perro, MD

Since Nigeria began commercializing genetically modified crops, questions surrounding the pesticides used within increasingly industrialized agricultural systems have received far less attention than the genetic technologies themselves
Written by World Council for Health

Folic acid fortification was mandated in the US on January 1st, 1998. The US Food and Drug Administration issued the ruling in 1996 requiring all enriched cereal-grain products (including flour, breads, pasta, and rice) to be fortified with folic acid. The aim was to help prevent neural tube defects in newborns (Ref 1)
Written by Hugh McCarthy

A Question of Science OR a Question of Ethics , published by UK Column, is the final part of my six-part series. This concluding PART examines whether the conduct of those in power met the ethical standards laid down for public servants and the medical profession. It also discusses the implications of failed process for a democratic society
Written by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.

Recent measles outbreaks attributed to the unvaccinated, and President Donald Trump’s executive order last month recommending fewer childhood vaccines have fired up the debate over childhood vaccines — and whether “anti-vaxers” are putting public health at risk.
Written by Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Canada has been a wall of oppressive pandemic authoritarianism up until now. The Allison Inquiry lead by MP Dean Allison and attorney Shawn Buckley has changed everything
Written by Robert Bryce

Last Monday, Wood Mackenzie reported that “European gas storage has fallen to its lowest level for this time of year since 2009” and the continent is heading into winter “with one of its weakest storage positions for this stage of the cycle in almost two decades.”
Written by Tyler Durden

The sudden emergence of an ‘AI Panic’ over the past weeks and months was highly suspect from the beginning.
Written by Carly Page

An Australian startup is building what could become one of the world’s first “biological data centers” — augmenting silicon computing chips with those seeded with living human neurons.
Written by Joanna Gray

AI voice-to-text technology with its artificially enhanced letters and reports may be making life easier for everyone. But the result is a generation of Cyrano de Bergerac-style frauds who can’t write
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that his administration had returned the Endangered Species Act “to how it was intended to be,” invoking the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s reading of the statute and initiating the crocodile tears of anti-development activists
Written by Stephen Moore

The world has spent $9 trillion to combat climate change since 2020. That is a World War II-type number. Except we won WWII. But now even the left admits this torrent of money has accomplished … nothing. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Patti Johnson

They say America loses the AI race unless we cover farmland with mall-sized warehouses, give them tax breaks, and let them take power and water.
Written by Tracey Schubert

I am watching people die around me with enormous sadness. Friends, friends of friends, family, neighbours – many of whom received COVID “vaccinations.”
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry

Anyone who has watched a family member go through cancer knows the ugly truth about standard oncology
Written by Robert Girouard

Climate change and artificial intelligence (AI) have little in common scientifically. But the fears surrounding them have developed in remarkably similar ways: both imagine a human creation escaping our control and eventually threatening us.
Written by Thomas Catenacci

A group housed at the New York University School of Law and backed by billionaire climate activist Michael Bloomberg quietly closed its doors in late August amid congressional scrutiny into its funding and operations. [some emphasis, links added]