
Cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough interviews authors Roger A. Scott and Julie Scott about their book examining an apparent rise in sudden deaths and serious health events among athletes following the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Written by Dr. Peter McCullough

Cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough interviews authors Roger A. Scott and Julie Scott about their book examining an apparent rise in sudden deaths and serious health events among athletes following the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Written by Dr. David Evans

Repeated adjustments to historical temperature records raise questions about transparency, independent verification, and public trust. Let’s apply the lessons of other fields to climate science:
Written by Paul Homewood

Yes, it’s the AMOC silly season, with the Telegraph making fools of themselves this time. An article by Zia Weise, Climate Reporter at Politico, claiming that Europe could soon face glacial winters, dry summers, surging sea levels and ferocious storms because of the collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
Written by Dr. Robert W. Malone

For generations, American farmers grew wheat, oats, soybeans, and other food crops, allowed them to mature, and harvested them without spraying herbicides over the fields shortly before bringing the crops into the food supply
Written by John Robson PhD

Items on the looming collapse of the AMOC, né “Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation” are typically consigned to our “Tidbits” section… or our virtual recycling bin
Written by Rhoda Wilson

Chris Morrison’s new book, ‘Implausible: How Scientists, Activist Politicians and Journalists Invented a Climate Crisis’, demonstrates that the global climate crisis narrative is a manufactured political construct rather than a scientific reality
Written by Tom Gerken and Laura Cress

International governments and agencies have urged websites to address two critical cyber-security flaws in a programming language which powers much of the internet.
Written by Chris Morrison

Emergency explanations have had to be rushed to the climate catastrophising front following the shocking news that hurricanes in the North Atlantic have largely disappeared this year.
Written by Paul Homewood

On October 21st, the government issued a press release revealing how they will protect people and communities from the weather
Written by Mike Stone

This episode of AntiViral challenges one of the most overlooked assumptions in virology: that the particles labeled as “viruses” are unique “infectious” entities rather than ordinary byproducts of cellular activity.
Written by Mike Stone

Virology rests on a foundational methodological flaw, one that has persisted since the very birth of the field, and it strikes at the core of scientific inquiry itself: how causation is established
Written by Jo Nova

In science, the raw data is sacrosanct, but a new type of analysis shows hundreds of anomalies and oddities in the Australian Bureau Of Meteorology raw data, and whole months of supposedly raw records have been cut and pasted, in one instance as far as 40 years earlier
Written by Richard Lyon

Last week the Scotsman published a piece of mine asking whether Britain’s power grid would pass the safety test every North Sea oil platform must pass before it can operate
Written by Frank Lasee

America is not running out of diesel. We are running out of reserve
Written by Will Jones

Labour has finally approved new drilling for gas in the North Sea, despite the project already receiving the go ahead over two years ago under the Tories, after energy prices hit a four-year high.
Written by Modernity News

Following the sanction of six peptide drugs from the Food and Drug Administration this summer, the Department of Health and Human Services submitted an action plan Thursday for peptide medication to President Donald Trump’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB)