
If you find yourself craving ice cream late at night, it may be because you are craving fat—but there are better ways to get it, including better ice cream
Written by Sally Fallon Morell

If you find yourself craving ice cream late at night, it may be because you are craving fat—but there are better ways to get it, including better ice cream
Written by Dennis Bonnette

Few topics gain more media attention today than the prospect of computers using AI taking ever greater charge of human activity, even to the point where many fear AI will usurp humanity itself
Written by Herland.com

India is a forefront nation in demanding accountability from the WHO, the Indian Bar Association (IBA) now suing WHO Chief Scientist Dr. Soumya Swaminathan (pictured)
Written by Jim Hoft

On Wednesday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration revealed that it had authorized the first pill taken orally made from donated human feces
Written by BBC

A man widely seen as the godfather of artificial intelligence (AI) has quit his job, warning about the growing dangers from developments in the field
Written by Anne Lee and Dr. Hu Naiwen

Presbyopia and diplopia are no longer only prevalent among the elderly. Due to the widespread use of electronic devices, eye damage has become increasingly common among younger individuals
Written by James Taylor

MSNBC’s Alex Wagner (pictured) aired a segment on April 28 titled, “Republican policy on climate change takes a turn for the absurd.”
Written by David Charbonneau

One woman’s recent illness highlights the issue of only considering radiofrequency radiation’s thermal effects
Written by After Skool

Andrew Huberman, Ph.D., is a neuroscientist and tenured Professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine
Written by Jim Fetzer

A thousand year advanced civilization does not collapse upon itself without pre-planned sabotage
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH

More and more physicians will be managing the explosion of men who undergo transgender therapies and surgery for gender dysphoria
Written by Alan Moran

Developments in the science of ‘climate change’
Written by Michael Bonner

When I was growing up in the 1990s, amidst all the exuberance of the American unipolar moment, I certainly thought I lived in a civilization, and an advanced one at that
Written by Jan Jekielek and Naveen Athrappully

Christine Anderson, a member of the European Parliament, believes that COVID-19 passports and QR codes that became widespread during the pandemic were test runs toward implementing “15-minute cities” aimed at tightening government control over people
Written by Jonathan D. Oldfield and Marianna Poberezhskaya

Soviet science contributed significantly to our understanding of ‘anthropogenic climate change’ and, as part of this, played a central role in the emerging science underpinning climate modification and geoengineering initiatives.
Written by Meryl Nass MD

One Health downgrades the value of human beings, claiming we should be equal to animals. The Lancet editors say so. Read it yourself — it’s one ugly page