Written by Dr. Alejandro Diaz
“A healthcare system that promotes disease reversal and prevention,” Calley Means mentioned at Politico’s Health Care Summit on April 2nd. Means currently serves as a Special Government Employee and advisor to HHS Secretary Kennedy
Written by ANS Nuclear Cafe
The Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy has posted a list of the advantages and challenges of using nuclear energy to power AI data centers, which some estimates suggest could consume as much as 12 percent of U.S. energy production by 2028
Written by Nathan Sanders and Bruce Schneier
Artificial intelligence (AI) is writing laws today. This has required no changes in legislative procedure or the rules of legislative bodies—all it takes is one legislator, or legislative assistant, to use generative AI in the process of drafting a bill
Written by Andy Rowlands
A few days ago the alarmist website motherjones.com posted on X that “Dogs have “extensive and multifarious” environmental impacts, disturbing wildlife, polluting waterways and contributing to carbon emissions, new research has found”
Written by Martin Neil , Norman Fenton , and Dr Scott McLachlan
Written by Hart
In February 2025, a tense exchange unfolded in the Oval Office between UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US Vice President JD Vance
Written by Sara Machado and Irene N. Papanicolas
A New England Journal of Medicine study found clear longevity differences between Americans and Europeans across wealth levels. The researchers also found that while the wealthiest Americans live longer than the poorest, the wealth-mortality gap in the U.S. is far more pronounced than in Europe
Written by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D
Dr. Tom Shimabukuro, director of the CDC Immunization Safety Office, may have mishandled or deleted official records subpoenaed by Congress, Sen. Ron Johnson alleged earlier this week
Written by Will Jones
The UK Government is developing a pre-crime ‘murder prediction’ programme which it hopes can use personal data of those known to the authorities to identify the people most likely to become killers
Written by Chris Morrison
Last month the average maximum temperature at Newton Rigg was 11.5°C, the lowest was 3°C, while 23mm of rain fell. Newton Rigg is near Penrith in Cumbria and in its historic database the UK Met Office claims it is an open site and is one of its 380 UK wide temperature measuring stations
Written by Steve Kirsch
We’ll be submitting round five soon. It ends at round six. Here is a summary of my argument as to why the mRNA COVID shots killed more than they saved in the US in 2021-2022
Written by Larry Bell
Claiming no privileged information, this writer is enormously optimistic that incoming Trump pick to head NASA, Jared Isaacman, will terminate funding of the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) in concert with DOGE waste-cutting, space program redirection, and pro-drilling energy priorities
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
Along with the “collapsing polar vortex”, climate journalists are now barely able to write a news commentary without some reference to ‘climate whiplash’ or its equivalent
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
Winter still won’t go away in large parts of the Northern Hemisphere, including Ottawa where we alternate brief warm snaps with cold waves, ice and freezing rain
Written by Sharyl Attkisson
Imagine you’re a parent considering the CDC’s vaccine schedule: 43 shots with somewhere around 63 doses of vaccine your child is supposed to get by age 18—measles, flu, Covid, the works
Written by Caroline Ffiske
In 2019 the Conservative government introduced a requirement that schools teach children about the concepts within gender ideology via new Relationship, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) guidance
