
Numerous studies by biologists and ornithologists are unequivocal in expressing rising concern about the slaughter of birds and other creatures by so-called eco-friendly technologies
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

Numerous studies by biologists and ornithologists are unequivocal in expressing rising concern about the slaughter of birds and other creatures by so-called eco-friendly technologies
Written by Sayer Ji

Flaxseed contains some of the most well-studied anti-cancer, cardioprotective compounds in all of nature. It costs pennies. It grows in the ground. And yet — it remains one of the best-kept secrets in modern medicine
Written by Jill Erzen

People can’t afford to wait for regulators to protect them from toxic chemicals in plastics and other everyday products, environmental epidemiologist Shanna H. Swan, Ph.D., said this week on “The Joe Rogan Experience.”
Written by Aamir Khollam

India has brought a long-delayed but strategically important nuclear project to a key operational milestone
Written by Sayer Ji

The date is set. The federal archive is public. And the man who signed a six-page legal agreement with a convicted sex offender — then thanked him for advice to minimize documents — will face structured questioning for the first time
Written by Edit Lang

The plant-based diet message has become one of the most repeated pieces of nutrition advice in modern health culture. Eat more plants, cut back on meat, and choose the plant-based option
Written by Chris Morrison

Another shocking example of decades-long invented temperature figures at non-existent UK Met Office measuring stations has come to light
Written by Pieter Snepvangers

‘Net zero’ investments are costing British pension savers hundreds of thousands of pounds in lost returns, a report has warned
Written by Independent Medical Alliance

Global infertility rates have been climbing since 1990. Testosterone levels in men have been declining for decades across every age group. Most people assume these are personal health problems: genetics, stress, diet, and aging
Written by Andy Rowlands

On Friday April 3rd, the Financial Times published ‘An open letter to UK party leaders‘ urging the government to abandon any more North Sea drilling for oil. It is unclear to whom this letter was sent
Written by David Turver

The UK closed its last coal-fired power station at Radcliffe-on-Soar in 2024. This closure marked the end of a series of closures marked by politicians blowing up other coal-fired power stations to celebrate publicly their compliance with the ‘net zero’ agenda
Written by Epp Tuul

Twice a week, the editorial team of Freedom Research compiles a round-up of news that caught our eye – or what felt like under-reported aspects of news deserving more attention
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH

I have noticed more of my patients over age 60 are drinking matcha in the morning. Most people that age at one time or another think about cancer. Alter AI found the connection
Written by Dr. Mike Yeadon

Being initially cautious of “No Virus Evidence” talk is healthy – as long as the same rigour is applied to “contagion” talk
Written by Lioness of Judah Ministry

Top Canadian doctors are now sounding the alarm over the push to euthanize millions of mentally ill patients, warning that the government wants to reduce the human population under the guise of making the healthcare system more efficient
Written by Richard Lyon

You know the the argument. Energy quality — the gradient, the density, the concentration — is what sustains industrial civilisation, not the mere quantity of it. Every successful energy transition in history moved up that quality ladder