Karl C recently has joined substack. I had a video conference call today with him to figure out how to support his remarkable work

Pfizer said that demand for its COVID-19 products, including vaccines, is lower than expected

The infant mortality rate in England & Wales has been falling for over a century as you would expect (or certainly hope), given the obvious improvements in sanitation, healthcare, etc

Despite many Americans’ aversion to having to “spring forward” and “fall back” each year, all signs point to continued twice-yearly clock changes

The International COVID Summit 4 will focus beyond the scope of Covid and cover the many crisis the world is facing today

In another “How the hell did this paper pass peer-review?” incident, we find yet another PNAS absurdity by Daniel Vecellio and colleagues (Link), that is described by a truly awful summary in Science Daily here

This paper compares the ideas contained in the main papers published on climate change since World War II to arrive at a suggested consensus of our present knowledge regarding climatic changes and their causes

Most funeral practices leave pollution behind. Can ‘aquamation’ change that?

Facts and data show “three strikes and climate alarmism should be out,” climate truth-teller Steve Milloy told PJ Media

In this video I demonstrate that despite whatever ambiguous argument advocates wish to use to explain the radiative greenhouse mechanism, they all have the same effect, which is to cause a temperature gradient with altitude in the atmosphere

Minister pledges to turn Queensland into the ‘vaccine capital of Australia.’

New Zealand allowed over 11,000 of its key health staff to get COVID-19 vaccination exemptions while urging the public to get vaccinated

People are reportedly spending more time taking prescription drugs than they might spend in their first marriage, getting an education, or working

In the battle against time, the body’s muscles face a relentless foe: aging

From 20 million-year-old fossils to brand-new molecules, girls rule in the arena of outstanding science finds

Early research shows reason for concern, finding microplastics can cause inflammation and oxidative stress in mice and accumulate in animal organs