Written by Shane McEvoy
In an age where technology promises efficiency and streamlined processes, my recent encounter with the NHS’s approach to handling medical cases paints a different picture — one of inefficiency and frustration that is symptomatic of deeper systemic issues
Written by Richard Eldred
Dozens of British women are reporting ballooning breasts after their Covid jabs
Written by Dr Susan Crockford
Extended periods of hot weather and drought create ideal conditions for hard-to-fight forest fires
Written by Russia Today
Most agencies think that a foreign power is unlikely to be to blame for the unexplained health condition, but dissenting voices remain
Written by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D
Kathy Thiessen, Ph.D., a leading fluoride expert, joined “The Defender In-Depth” this week to discuss the latest science on water fluoridation
Written by Russia Today
Officials “screamed and cursed” when the platform initially refused, the tech billionaire said
Written by Brenda Baletti PhD
Human clinical trials are underway to use mosquitoes to vaccinate people against malaria, cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough reported on his Substack. Critics say the concept poses serious dangers and violates informed consent
Written by Mikaela Conley
Titanium dioxide, the most widely used whitening pigment in the world, has been linked to adverse health effects, particularly genotoxicity and intestinal inflammation
Written by Tibi Puiu
One of the wildest videos to go viral on TikTok recently caught everyone by surprise. It featured an engineer who built his own AI-assisted robot that aims and shoots a rifle using voice commands
Written by Jordan Schachtel
BlackRock announced on Thursday that it is leaving the ‘Net-Zero Banking Alliance’
Written by John Leake
When thinking about natural disasters, it’s important to consider that the scope of their destruction depends on whether they strike a wilderness area or a human population center
Written by I&I Editorial Board
Los Angeles is burning and the East Coast and Midwest have been walloped by cold and snow
Written by BBC
Oxford Cotswold Archaeology discovered a lead package containing 321 silver coins in mint condition during excavations at the site of the Sizewell C nuclear power station on the Suffolk coast
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
Let’s make 2025 the year of climate straight-talking
Written by Mike McRae
Written by Bethany Brookshire
Cells are constantly accumulating tiny mutations—and some might help, not hurt
