
Back in December 2020 I warned that the mRNA Covid jabs could cause a huge number of serious adverse events – including myocarditis, heart attacks and strokes.
Written by Dr. Vernon Coleman

Back in December 2020 I warned that the mRNA Covid jabs could cause a huge number of serious adverse events – including myocarditis, heart attacks and strokes.
Written by Tom Harris with Mary-Jean Harris

Religion has been a force throughout history that has helped societies flourish and given people meaning, but it has also been a vehicle for fundamentalism and intolerance. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Pierre Gosselin

“Ecological virtue” has turned into a public health hazard. The French climate blogsite Cliumat et Verité writes about why the French have an aversion to ACs, even when temperatures exceed 40°C. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Independent Medical Alliance

In the first article in this series, we looked at the earliest roots of American medicine. Care began in the home. It was shaped by midwives, household remedies, local physicians, family responsibility, faith, and community trust.
Written by David Wojick, Ph.D.

Back on May 26, 2026, the New York State Legislature dramatically changed its 2019 climate law, which had originally been labeled “landmark” by the green press.
Written by Paul Homewood

There’s another heatwave on the way and no doubt the UK Met Office/media will blame it on global warming, as they always do. It is of course nothing of the sort, just weather.
Written by climatediscussionnexus.com

When The Atlantic “Weekly Planet” asked via email “Why the media keep quoting the same climate scientist” we had an answer ready: because he tells them what they want to hear.
Written by Joanna Gray

The troubling revelation that one in three conceptions in Britain now end in abortion demands an explanation. Who or what is to blame?
Written by John Constable

The modern world and the rich, free lives it brought are both dying in Britain. Energy consumption has fallen by about 30% since 2005 and electricity consumption by about 23%, both due to climate policy costs, and particularly that of renewable energy, subsidies to which amount to £25 billion a year, 40% of the total cost of electricity supply.
Written by Paul Homewood

The bill for cutting UK emissions of ‘greenhouse gases’ already stands at well over £100 billion, but what difference has it actually made?
Written by Ben Pile

Each year, the 23-degree tilt of the planet we live on causes seasons to change as it orbits the Sun. We also know that on top of this regime, heat is moderated, and sometimes intensified by particular weather systems, to create ‘heatwaves’.
Written by Samuel Short

Climate alarmists are having hospital patients and staff boil in the heat. This is a cautionary tale about the left’s vision for the United States.
Written by scottishbusinessnews.net

More than 1,000 wind turbines across the United Kingdom have been found to contain chrysotile asbestos, a hazardous material banned in the country for over two decades.
Written by Norman Fenton

My new book will be published on 31 July 2026. Details here. Below is Chapter 4 from the book:
Written by Paul Whitewick/PSI Editor

Carbon dating has been revealing it has inherent Pros and Cons in the science of Archaeology. Below we look at the evidence.
Written by Robert Yoho, MD

This is a summary of Robert Gammal’s book The Garbage Collector: Root Canals, Disease and what the dental profession refuses to acknowledge.