Recent measles outbreaks attributed to the unvaccinated, and President Donald Trump’s executive order last month recommending fewer childhood vaccines have fired up the debate over childhood vaccines — and whether “anti-vaxers” are putting public health at risk.

They say America loses the AI race unless we cover farmland with mall-sized warehouses, give them tax breaks, and let them take power and water.

The sudden emergence of an ‘AI Panic’ over the past weeks and months was highly suspect from the beginning.

Climate change and artificial intelligence (AI) have little in common scientifically. But the fears surrounding them have developed in remarkably similar ways: both imagine a human creation escaping our control and eventually threatening us.

An Australian startup is building what could become one of the world’s first “biological data centers” — augmenting silicon computing chips with those seeded with living human neurons.

A group housed at the New York University School of Law and backed by billionaire climate activist Michael Bloomberg quietly closed its doors in late August amid congressional scrutiny into its funding and operations. [some emphasis, links added]

A Massachusetts family has spent nearly two years fighting the state for custody of their daughter after a public school socially transitioned her behind their backs and child-welfare officials treated the parents’ refusal to play along as the crime.

With the fire at Summerside’s Sunbank solar farm burning for nearly two weeks, both the city and the Prince Edward Island province are continuing to monitor conditions at the site.

Journalist Andrew Moseman writes in Heatmap “Maybe Don’t Rent an EV in Europe”. Which if we said it would be ho hum. But here it’s hey what? Isn’t Europe on the cutting edge of the green energy transition, and in an EV?

Here is a report on a brief speech made by U.N. “rights chief” Volker Turk, warning that AI, i.e. computer models, are an “existential risk” to man.

Scientists at Stanford University have created mice whose brains are largely built from human cells, a shocking, first-of-its-kind experiment that is raising serious questions about how far researchers should be allowed to go.

On March 7th 2021, a nurse in Austria died of a massive stroke. Her platelet function was seriously deranged and she was diagnosed with thrombotic thrombocytopenia.

A massive, devastating flood in the region near the Nepal-Tibet border occurred on August 26, 2026.  The main cause of this flood is correctly stated by a group of scientists working as natural hazard researchers with evidence supported by satellite images obtained by ISRO and Landsat-9. [1]

The Telegraph should carry a health warning every time they publish fake news stories by the Bill Gates’ funded Global Health Security

Coal continues to defy climate doomers who demand it be replaced in power generation sooner rather than later. [some emphasis, links added]