A forensic audit of Pfizer‘s trial data, newly released Argentine regulatory documents, and what they reveal about the “safe and effective” claim the entire mRNA platform rests upon

According to Scientific American “Today in Science” for Sept. 30, “For the first time ever, we’ve made it through the end of September without a single hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean.”

Virology rests on a foundational methodological flaw, one that has persisted since the very birth of the field, and it strikes at the core of scientific inquiry itself: how causation is established

The economy of rural Scotland is under threat from a ‘net zero’ subsidy scheme that is seeing large areas of the Highlands ‘rewilded’ and turned into peat bogs, driving out traditional pursuits like deerstalking

An open letter to Springer Nature, ACM, Sage, and The BMJ, exposing discrepancies between their published claims and editorial correction policies—with highlighted policy-versus-passage exhibits and a demand for stronger scientific accountability and the issuance of formal corrections

Dr Sarah Myhill from the UK Medical Freedom Alliance (UKMFA) has written an open letter challenging Professor Sir Chris Whitty, the UK Chief Medical Officer

This post presents a detailed examination of how the codes of ethical behaviour were disregarded; it is, as one reviewer commented, “an anthology of the evidence”, and supports Part 6. It ends with the Voices of the Silenced—the victims

A landmark, nationally representative analysis of U.S. government data (NHIS 2022–2024) of 21,990 children provides the first comprehensive look at the link between pediatric COVID-19 vaccination and autism

The Greek word behind “pharmacy” meant remedy and poison at the same time. Revelation used it for the sorcery by which Babylon’s merchants deceived the nations

Internal documents released in 2023 found that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) found some cell phones exceed the FCC’s own cell phone radiofrequency (RF) radiation limits when tested as if they were carried close to the body

Britain risks harming a generation of children by over-diagnosing ADHD and autism, a major review has warned, with autism diagnosis rates soaring by up to 40-fold despite no evidence of a genuine increase in prevalence

Death rates among young Americans have surged dramatically, with the mortality rate for adults aged 25 to 44 jumping 71.2 percent between 2010 and 2021, the largest increase of any age group

The official requirements set by regulatory authorities for specific testing of pesticide-induced diseases in children are nearly non-existent

The Supreme Court heard arguments last week in a high-stakes case over whether state and local governments can sue energy companies over hotly contested climate issues

My September 29 post asked whether we could deem as “definitively falsified” the hypothesis that human-caused global warming was leading to “more and more severe” hurricanes

The far-left British ‘green’ party is going to war against language, having decided the words “mother” and “father” are no longer fit for its members