It all started on impulse. I was lying in my bed, with the lights off, wallowing in grief over a long-distance breakup that had happened over the phone.

The hepatitis B vaccine has been marred by controversy since its inception, particularly since it is now given to every newborn child despite minimal benefit being attributable to this policy.

AI May Be Doing Much for Us, But It’s No Servant. As Jeffrey Tucker, founder and president of the Brownstown Institute observes in The Epoch Times, “We aren’t training AI.”

I routinely suggest that changing weather patterns on planet Earth give us insight into changing weather patterns on our main sequence G-type star that we affectionately refer to as the Sun.

In free societies, criticism is not a bug—it is a feature. It is how professionals are held to account, mistakes are exposed, progress is made, and trust is built.

Toxic “forever chemicals” are altering human liver function at a fundamental level by triggering both fat accumulation and cancer-linked cell damage, a new study has found.

For UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, it’s a truly awkward moment.

I was delighted to learn, via Hans Schantz’s Podcast: Sir Francis Bacon – Father of Scientism?, of the paper “The New Universal Church” by the late French mathematician Alexander Grothendieck.

The failure of a vital ocean upwelling has sparked concerns of catastrophic effects for life, according to grifter ‘scientists.’

This year, European nations announced plans to pursue artificial intelligence. National leaders announced AI spending goals totaling hundreds of billions of euros in efforts to catch up to the United States.

Bernie Sanders’s September 12, 2025 Guardian op-ed calling for RFK Jr.’s resignation represents something far more sinister than political disagreement.

Climate ‘science’ gets more ridiculous with a new study on how extreme heat may affect added sugar consumption through the increased intake of drinks and frozen desserts!

The number of Britons who think the dangers of global warming have been exaggerated has jumped by more than 50 percent in the past four years, new research for The Times reveals today. [emphasis, links added]

I just received an Instagram post displaying a video of what appears to be an American college kid using a bullhorn to lead a jubilant chant: ‘We got Charlie in the neck! We got Charlie in the neck! Who’s next?’

Are men and women completely interchangeable? This is obviously an enormous subject, with many dimensions and nuances.