
When it comes to how AI is being deployed today, we are witnessing something far more dangerous than a market correction or a tech bubble. We are living through an unprecedented crash in human cognition
Written by Mike Adams

When it comes to how AI is being deployed today, we are witnessing something far more dangerous than a market correction or a tech bubble. We are living through an unprecedented crash in human cognition
Written by World Council for Health

For years, privacy advocates warned that “they” could track you via GPS. The response? Laughter. We were assured that walls block signals, that indoor tracking is hard, that battery life is the ultimate safeguard
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry

A newly published academic study is sparking outrage for modeling how much money governments could save by dramatically expanding euthanasia in Canada, including “non-voluntary” scenarios involving vulnerable people
Written by Paul Homewood

On June 11th, the boss of energy firm EDF Simone Rossi urged Ed Miliband to stop building wind farms around the UK
Written by Jenna McCarthy

The Daily Beast recently published a headline so unintentionally hilarious that it deserves a place in the Smithsonian: “Vance Admits He’s on Weird RFK Jr.-Approved Diet”
Written by Science From The Fringe and Bryce Nickels

In the eleventh episode of In Defense of Virology, Bryce Nickels and Simon Wain-Hobson examine what Simon sees as a decades-long failure of the virology community to seriously confront the potential risks and societal consequences of its own research
Written by Kelvin Kemm

We constantly hear panic stories about melting glaciers, accompanied by hysterical voices calling out that retreating glaciers are a clear sign of human-induced global warming
Written by Independent Medical Alliance

Birth rates in the United States are in decline, down roughly 23 percent since 2007. The most alarming reason is the one nobody wants to say out loud: more and more women who want children can’t get pregnant
Written by Will Jones

Ed Miliband’s new ‘net zero’ targets requiring the tripling of electric vehicle sales in just three years are not credible, British carmakers have warned
Written by Dr R P

Never mind Fancy Bear, or the NSO Group, the biggest threat to the open internet today is from the Big Tech corporations on which it has come to depend
Written by The Truth About Cancer

If you’ve been watching closely over the last few years, and we know you have, because you’re not the type to accept talking points without scrutiny, you’ve seen the medical establishment’s carefully constructed facade begin to crack
Written by Mark Keenan

Having emerged from the COVID era with its credibility under increasing scrutiny, the World Health Organization is now attempting to redefine ‘climate change’ as a public health emergency
Written by Jon Fleetwood

Researchers behind an experimental AI-designed “pan-Sarbecovirus” COVID vaccine recorded 148 separate adverse events among just 39 vaccinated participants during a first-in-human clinical trial published last month in the Journal of Infection
Written by Clive de Carle and Vicki

Some time around 2600 BC, a Chinese medical text described an illness we would now recognise as beriberi
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

So here’s a weird story on the ‘Canada pivots but doesn’t’ file. Its government has been shoveling subsidies at EV manufacturers, in such haste and quantity that a number of them have been spewed back. And yet we also learn that it is shoveling money at conventional auto manufacturing
Written by Suzanne Burdick Ph.D.

About 10 million US children and young adults aged 2-24 are on medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – and 40 per cent of those are on multiple psychotropic drugs, including antipsychotics, according to Gretchen Watson, a clinical psychologist and researcher