
Britain this week showed off a new laser weapon that its military says could deliver lethal missile or aircraft defense at around $13 a shot, potentially saving tens of millions of dollars over the cost of missile interceptors that do the job now
Written by Brad Lendon

Britain this week showed off a new laser weapon that its military says could deliver lethal missile or aircraft defense at around $13 a shot, potentially saving tens of millions of dollars over the cost of missile interceptors that do the job now
Written by Pierre Gosselin

The science of the climate is very complex and there are many different points of view. This post summarizes some of the strongest arguments of climate skeptics
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH

This paper caught my attention on the issue of COVID-19 vaccination in healthcare workers
Written by Steven Tucker

The famous ‘Fermi Paradox’ asks why, if life really is every bit as prevalent in the cosmos as some astrobiologists claim, with their equally famous ‘Drake Equation’ (which purports to show extraterrestrial life should be teeming just about everywhere in the universe), then where is it all?
Written by Allison Pearson; Liam Halligan; Isabelle Bougeard

On the latest Planet Normal podcast, which you can listen to using the audio player (in the source document – Ed), columnists Liam Halligan and Allison Pearson speak to producer and director of The Climate Movie (The Cold Truth), Martin Durkin, about the evidence he found that the science doesn’t always add up when it comes to climate pressures
Written by Walter Gelles

Prominent Canadian physician Dr. Charles Hoffe (pictured) has spoken out courageously to warn people of the very serious dangers of the Covid mRNA genetic “vaccines”
Written by Jessica Stewart

In a recent interview, renowned linguist and cognitive scientist Noam Chomsky gave his thoughts on the rise of ChatGPT, and its effect on education
Written by John Stossel

The climate-obsessed now tell us we should “buy less stuff,” forgive debts, grow our own food, etc
Written by BBC

The world’s oldest known lipstick was worn up to 5,000 years ago in what is now southern Iran, says a new study
Written by Andy Rowlands

Last week the BBC claimed bananas will become more expensive, because ‘climate change’ is going to affect banana production
Written by Steve Goreham

Twenty-three US states have adopted goals to move to 100 percent ‘clean’ energy by 2050
Written by Leslie Eastman

Professor Jacobson recently reviewed the alarming state of the nation’s electric grid
Written by USNewsBreak

Congress passed the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) in October 1990, establishing an administrative program for the approval of claims related to nuclear testing and those employed in the uranium industry
Written by Steve Goreham

The state’s electricity, gasoline, and natural gas prices are amongst the nation’s highest and rising
Written by Welcome The Eagle

In my initial summary analysis of the new VAERS March 2024 data drop, I used the Denmark Study’s focused on yellow “placebo” lots to show how reports are being throttled (purposeful delayed publishing). I realized this was not the best way to demonstrate the throttling
Written by Durable Environment Federation

In a landmark decision, the French Council of State has ruled that authorizations for onshore wind turbines and rules for the renewal of wind farms are illegal