
I found a large Facebook group of parents of autistic kids that was willing to allow me to do a survey.
Written by Steve Kirsch

I found a large Facebook group of parents of autistic kids that was willing to allow me to do a survey.
Written by Sasha Latypova

Note: the post calls the product mislabeled or misbranded in a few places. The correct legal term is “misbranded”.
Written by Sayer Ji

HHS has opened the first federal health inquiry into wireless radiation in a decade. The comment window closes October 21. The research it is asking for has been sitting in an open database for years — and your five minutes can put it on the record.
Written by Roger Pielke Jr.

Here at THB, I often assemble complex and disparate pieces of information to tell a story I believe is grounded in evidence and facts. Such complexity is rarely verified in the short term with a proverbial smoking gun of proof — today, however, is one of those instances. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Libby Bandelin

Reports circulated across Russian social media platforms that lab technician Darya Shipilova broke a test tube while handling a strain of the pneumonic plague — however those closest to the now-deceased researcher spoke out challenging these claims.
Written by Will Jones

A giant wind farm risks blinding radar used to track Russian jets and missiles, the Ministry of Defence has warned as it opposes Net Zero plans to build 23 turbines twice the height of Big Ben in Yorkshire.
Written by A Midwestern Doctor

Media scholar and retired NYU professor Mark Crispin Miller dismantles the official narrative surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, identifying the mass injection campaigns as a sophisticated tool for depopulation.
Written by John O'Sullivan

An American witness currently in Irkutsk, Russia, has provided a firsthand account challenging media reports of chaos, lockdowns, and a potential biological weapons incident linked to a recent death.
Written by Jon Fleetwood

President Donald Trump ordered the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to create a regulatory framework for the “planned development and release into the environment” of mosquito- and tick-control technologies, according to a September 29 executive order published by the White House.
Written by Steve Watson

Gonville and Caius College, one of Cambridge’s oldest foundations, is compelling its undergraduates to attend mandatory “inclusivity training” from the start of term.
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman

In March 2020 I revealed that the covid infection had been officially downgraded and was no longer a threat. My source for this was the public health bodies in the UK and the official Advisory Committee on Dangerous Pathogens.
Written by climatediscussionnexus.com

Every once in a while something breaks through the fog in climate alarmists’ minds as to the actual practicality of the “Green Energy Transition” that they’ve assured us for years was easy, so easy it was basically free money.
Written by Mike Adams

The headlines are designed to make your pulse spike: a young lab technician in Siberia is dead, a hospital wing is sealed off, hundreds are under observation, and the word “plague” is being broadcast across every corporate news feed on the planet.
Written by Katy Christian Magazine

Texas has warmed by nearly 1.5 degrees since 1900, yet the state has not recorded a sustained rise in the number of days reaching 100 degrees or higher across that same span, according to a new assessment of Texas weather records.
Written by John O'Sullivan

In the grand theater of climate alarmism, nothing has been more comical—or as consistently flop-ridden—as the doom mongering over Arctic sea ice predictions. ‘Science’ promised monumental long-term melting – what we got instead was MASSIVE ICE GROWTH.
Written by Alex Washburne, PhD

The Moscow Times reported that nearly 200 people are under medical observation after a laboratory worker died from a pneumonic form of the plague in Irkutsk, Russia.