
With 800,000 British car-making jobs on the line because we’re not making enough batteries for electric vehicles, leading motor manufacturers are demanding renegotiated trade rules with the EU to give us more time to catch up
Written by Tim Newark

With 800,000 British car-making jobs on the line because we’re not making enough batteries for electric vehicles, leading motor manufacturers are demanding renegotiated trade rules with the EU to give us more time to catch up
Written by Carmine Sabia

Actress Jane Fonda, known by many as Hanoi Jane, has blamed men, white men in particular, for ‘climate change’ and said that “those men” must be arrested and in prison
Written by Robert Bryce

On May 4, members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission delivered stark warnings to the members of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Written by John Leake

How modern medicine can learn from criminal investigations
Written by Zachary Streiber

Two children received COVID-19 vaccines this month despite objections from their father after their mother won a court case that made it to the state’s highest court
Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS

Hypothesis: Bored elites’ novelty seeking behavior is driving normalization of pedophilia and other sexual taboos
Written by The Daily Mail

Scientists have confirmed that the oldest living animal on Earth evolved from the first animals from which humans also came
Written by Daniel Mercer

Take a walk down any typical suburban Australian street, and chances are you’ll see solar panels on someone’s roof, probably on many roofs
Written by Samantha Flom

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has issued yet another warning about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI)—namely, that it could destroy humanity
Written by Marina Zhang

With screen usage skyrocketing, scientists and eye care professionals have discovered that the secret to strengthening and maintaining the health of your visual system is getting sunlight exposure early in the day
Written by Mattias Desmet

The Belgian politician Connor Rousseau and his social-democratic Vooruit party want to require parents to send their children to daycare and kindergarten.
Written by Marina Zhang

Why common respiratory vaccines give dubious protection
Written by I&I Editorial Board

The Biden administration and the Democratic regime that rules California and other states are so busy banning things that it’s hard to keep up with what’s allowed, what isn’t, and what won’t be tomorrow or next year
Written by Andrew Thornebrooke

Artificial Intelligence will drive massive disruptions in the American job sector and contribute to much more fraught election cycles as new platforms allow for increased manipulation of voters, Congress has heard
Written by Zachary Streiber

One of the four COVID-19 vaccines authorized in the United States is no longer available, the CDC says
Written by Margie King
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You’ve heard it repeatedly, there are two kinds of cholesterol: the “good” high-density lipoprotein (HDL) and the “bad” low density lipoprotein (LDL)