More and more highly credentialed clinicians and scientists are raising the alarm
Cancers on the rise following the rollout of Covid ‘vaccines’
Written by Phillip Altman
Written by Phillip Altman
More and more highly credentialed clinicians and scientists are raising the alarm
Written by Jack Davis
Florida’s state fire marshal is warning that “ticking time bombs” in the form of electric vehicles will litter the state in the aftermath of recent hurricanes
Written by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D
Big Food targets young consumers in the U.S. to get them addicted to unhealthy products — which frequently contain ingredients banned by other countries — according to two food safety and nutrition advocates interviewed on SiriusXM’s “Megyn Kelly Show”
Written by Russia Today
EU industrial production is at record lows and the economy is suffering without cheap Russian gas, Gazprom CEO Aleksey Miller has said. His comments came after the German government warned that it faces a second consecutive year of recession in 2024
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
Among the dismal economies of the old Soviet East Bloc the German “Democratic” Republic stood out for its high productivity enough to give rise to the quip that “The system has not been invented under which the German people cannot work”
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH
The US National Institutes of Health did not have recommendations for sick patients with acute Covid at home to help them avoid hospitalization or death until December 2021 when Paxlovid was authorized by the FDA under the Emergency Use Authorization
Written by Gina Martinez
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season is well underway, with forecasters predicting active and potentially dangerous conditions
Written by Dr Rich Swier
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has shelled out millions in awards to advance diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) as well as “environmental justice,” despite recently laying off staff and shuttering space programs due to budgetary shortfalls
Written by John Leake
Yesterday I was reminded of President Kennedy’s 1961 speech when we received a demand from the organizer of the International Bird Flu Summit to delete a video — posted on the McCullough Foundation’s X Account—of me asking one of the panelists a few questions
Written by Russia Today
Russian energy giant Rosatom is extending its participation in a global nuclear fusion megaproject currently being developed in southern France, the company’s CEO Aleksey Likhachev has said
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki
The recent article published in BioScience, “The 2024 state of the climate report: Perilous times on planet Earth,” is a parade of exaggerated claims and half-truths, a propaganda piece designed to scare the public into adopting misguided policies while turning a blind eye to the real drivers of human progress
Written by Mary Stevens
Since the start of the current fall semester, the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) has begun mandating the “Climate Change Education Requirement” for brand-new undergraduates
Written by 7news
Authorities are warning electric vehicle owners about the dangers of using incompatible charging equipment after a garage in Melbourne’s southeast went up in flames
Written by Tyler Durden
Low natural gas prices, hotter summer weather, and new generation capacity sent U.S. natural gas-fired power generation to a new all-time high this summer, on some days of which gas-fired electricity made up nearly half of total power output
Written by Alison Bevege
The covid gene-vaccines cause cancer. UK Oncology Professor Angus Dalgleish and US critical care doctor Paul Marik (pictured) on tour for AMPS have sound advice to minimise risk
Written by David Solway
It is now, or should be, common knowledge that electric vehicles—cars, trucks, buses, bikes, scooters—under conditions of even low humidity or water damage, are prone to catching fire, owing to the unstable nature of the lithium-ion battery