Written by John Droz
Since the evidence indicates that our K-12 education system is America’s most threatening problem, I decided to do yet another test of popular AIs to see what they had to say
Written by Paul Homewood
The BBC‘s pet alarmist Justin Rowlatt has finally acknowledged using so-called ‘renewable’ energy is far more expensive than using gas
Written by Rhoda Wilson
Barbara Loe Fisher, co-founder and President of the National Vaccine Information Centre, emphasised the importance of informed consent regarding vaccination in a presentation to the Florida Department of Health
Written by Dr Sam Bailey
Dr. Sam Bailey explains ongoing efforts—particularly in India—to legally and publicly challenge the scientific foundations of virology, germ theory, and the COVID-19 pandemic narrative.
Written by Matteo Wong and Lila Shroff
Late last month, a large crowd gathered in downtown San Francisco to demand that the AI industry stop developing more powerful bots
Written by Jared Perlo
In a new survey released last Thursday, a nonprofit AI research center found that half of American adults used AI in the past week, either for personal or work use, with 20 percent of full-time workers saying that AI has taken over parts of their job
Written by Sonia Elijah
Baroness Hallett’s long-awaited Module 4 Report on Vaccines and Therapeutics, published last week, declares the UK’s Covid-19 vaccination programme ‘an extraordinary feat’ and ‘a great success.’
Written by PSI Editor
In an era of rapid technological disruption, few writers have articulated the precariousness of modern life as clearly as Robert Bryce. New interview sets out the limits to growth.
Written by Roger Watson
Linked in a recent issue of Global Health NOW with the line: ‘Yep, a mom’s COVID shot during pregnancy protects her baby, a large study finds’ was an article from the NPR (National Public Radio) webpage
Written by Oliver JJ Lane
The UK continues to stumble through a crippling years-long energy crisis that is rapidly deindustrializing the country, under a government that believes the only answer “is to go further and faster on renewables“, prompting President Trump to tell the country to consider acting in its own interest for once
Written by Dan Roan
Scientists believe footballs could be designed to reduce the impact of heading after research discovered it caused a pressure wave energy transfer to the brain “comparable to those documented in some military gunshots and blasts”.
Written by Paul Homewood
According to the Met Office, we have just had one of the wettest winters on record
Written by Steve Milloy
The National Academy of Sciences is trying to stop the all-important Trump energy dominance agenda
Written by Francis Menton
Whether you like it or hate it, the war in Iran has definitely had the effect of exposing some of the ridiculous fantasies in the world to a serious dose of reality
Written by Will Jones
Rachel Reeves has said Britain will step up North Sea drilling to combat the energy crisis triggered by the war in Iran as Labour continues to water down its Net Zero commitments.
Written by A Midwestern Doctor
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