
Former BBC newsreader Kate Silverton has said she left the corporation because it was failing to challenge the impact of Covid lockdown policies on children
Written by Will Jones

Former BBC newsreader Kate Silverton has said she left the corporation because it was failing to challenge the impact of Covid lockdown policies on children
Written by by Stacy Meichtry, Bertrand Benoit, and Phred Dvorak

Consumers are starting to pay for the energy transition, and they aren’t happy about it. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Oliver jj Lane

Two elderly green protesters entered an exhibit at the British Library and used a lump hammer and cold chisel in an attempt to smash the glass case of the Magna Carta. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Mike Stone

In the United States, we spend far more than any other industrialized nation on our healthcare, with a recent report from January 2023 by the Commonwealth Fund, an independent research group, stating that the US spends nearly twice as much as the average country.
Written by Gabor Tinz

In the 1960s, on an 840-acre island at the entrance to Long Island Sound, scientists at the highly guarded Plum Island Animal Disease Center were at the forefront of U.S. biological-weapons research.
Written by John Leake

Université Laval is the oldest institution of higher learning in Canada and has educated some of that nation’s most accomplished sons and daughters, including former Prime Ministers Louis St. Laurent, Brian Mulroney and Jean Chrétien.
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

In a recent legislative move, Vermont has proposed a “Climate Superfund” bill aimed at holding fossil fuel companies financially accountable for weather-related damages.
Written by Will Jones

Having more vaccine doses leads to more Covid infections, a major study has found.
Written by Nika Shakhnazarova and Olivia Land

A Boeing whistleblower who raised concerns about one of the carrier’s suppliers ignoring production defects died suddenly on Tuesday — just two months after another employee who sounded the alarm about the embattled company died by alleged suicide
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

Vietnam and other Asian countries are on a coal spree!
Written by Will kessler

Converting America’s medium- and heavy-duty trucks to electric vehicles (EVs) following goals from the Biden administration would add massive costs to commercial trucking, according to a new analysis released Wednesday. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Maryam Henein

Written by Chris Morrison

Safety concerns around electric vehicles continue to mount with Australian fire and rescue services in New South Wales stating they might have to make a “tactical disengagement” of a trapped car accident victim if the battery is likely to explode.
Written by Patrick Wood

While the World Health Organization has been gaslighting the world about the need for a global “Pandemic Agreement,” the Feds had already rolled out the infrastructure to support it when nobody was watching.
Written by Dr. Maggie Copper

Results from a large online survey of adults in France find that, despite the large uptake in mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in France (93%), uncertainty about them still exists within a majority of the French population.
Written by Will Jones

The Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme, which helps those left disabled after having a vaccine and families of those who died, is to be reviewed after a massive rise in claims following the Covid jab rollout. The Mail has more.