One of the ‘most affordable’ EVs on the market, the Bolt was plagued by battery fires that led to a complete model recall

NOAA is proposing, for offshore wind development, to authorize a horrific 706 cases of physical harassment of Right Whales, whose dwindling population is down to just 340 magnificent critters

It eventually pulled over and did a three point turn to avoid the blocked off road about 90 seconds after the interaction with the cop

Police in London have refused to clear roads being blocked by eco-loon ‘Just Stop Oil’ protestors while threatening to arrest any motorists who try to do it themselves

The healing properties of black seed (Nigella sativa) oil have been known for thousands of years

Before business owner and busy mom Alana Parker experienced severe oral pain and facial swelling after receiving Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine in 2021, she had good dental health with never so much as a cavity

Three days post-vaccine, former Pussycat Dolls member Jessica Sutta woke up to “the most excruciating muscle spasms” that were unlike anything she had ever experienced, she said

Its capture mirrors Nazi Germany and has worldwide implications for fundamental human rights that everybody needs to understand

While all eyes are on the WHO during this pandemic, it pays to take a look at the person at the helm

The globalists say that ‘climate change’ is the biggest threat to humanity and that we need to give up our privacy and freedom in order to stop it. They are wrong on both counts

This is just a quick post to recommend an outstanding article about the World Health Organization (WHO)’s Pandemic Treaty that is currently being planned which would totally obliterate nations’ sovereignty not only about health related issues, but also about privacy and censorship, among other monstrosities

A proposed California bill, AB 659, would require students under 26 to receive the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine in order to attend college

While it is way to early to say much about it, I think this is a disaster in the making. Too much can go wrong. It reeks of exploitation

As a fourteen-year-old student in south-central Pennsylvania at the time of the first Earth Day in April 1970, I recognized the need for a real cleanup of what was a horribly abused environment