
Measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico, with one new case reported in Kentucky and two in New Jersey, are fueling media stories that the U.S. is poised for an epidemic.
Written by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D.

Measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico, with one new case reported in Kentucky and two in New Jersey, are fueling media stories that the U.S. is poised for an epidemic.
Written by Dr. Joseph Mercola

Your mitochondria continuously produce the energy required to sustain your body’s most important functions. When this energy supply is depleted faster than it’s replenished, your body’s systems begin to malfunction, leading to a cascade of dysfunction that sets the stage for illness.
Written by Francis Menton

As discussed in a couple of recent posts here and here, the so-called CO2 Endangerment Finding (EF) was an EPA regulatory action early in the Obama Administration (December 2009) that now provides the foundation for all government efforts to restrict and suppress the use of hydrocarbons in our economy. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Marc Morano

“This is the holy grail of the climate agenda,” said Marc Morano, who runs the climate-skeptic website ClimateDepot.com. “If you want to permanently cripple the United States climate agenda you have to go at the heart of it. This is the heart of it: the endangerment finding.”
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

A few days ago, President Trump delivered the following remarks:
Written by Efrat Fenigson

Paul Tarantino interviewed me about my latest work on the New Monetary Order in a changing world. I’m taking a critical look at CBDCs, Stablecoins, Bitcoin & more, based on my recent keynote presentation which I present in conferences worldwide.
Written by Kenneth Richard

A 2024 study published in PNAS again confirmed climate models fail to simulate what happens in the real world concerning fundamental climate change variables like water vapor, Earth’s most significant greenhouse gas (due to its alleged warmth-enhancing “feedback” capacity). [emphasis, links added]
Written by Graham Fraser

Skype, the video-calling service that had hundreds of millions of users, is closing in May, its owner Microsoft has said. It was once one of the world’s most popular websites and allowed people to make voice calls via their computers to friends and family all over the globe for free
Written by Dr. Alejandro Diaz

Health is by far the most relevant issue of the modern day. I have discussed the issues facing our modern medical landscape regarding global health tendencies and public health reform.
Written by Ana Maria Mihalcea, MD, PhD

This great symposium brought critical information on the chemical analysis of filaments sprayed worldwide, showing that they are nanotechnological fibers that contain toxic, carcinogenic, flammable poisons and metals that are a danger to our health and represent not just weather warfare but direct biological weapons attack against the population worldwide.
Written by Dr Roger Watson

Having featured recently in these pages, the Scholarly Kitchen, organ of the Society for Scholarly Publishing appears again, and on the same theme of its disproportionate response to the measures taken by the Trump Government to disinfect American public life, especially those aspects funded by and under the control of the US Government, of the last vestiges of the DEI agenda.
Written by Richard Eldred

BP’s ‘green’ pivot has backfired spectacularly, hammering profits and leaving the company vulnerable to a hedge fund siege, writes Jonathan Leake in the Telegraph
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

For decades, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and leading climate scientists have treated certain assumptions about Earth’s climate system as indisputable facts.
Written by Net Zero Watch

Net Zero Watch has ridiculed the Seventh Carbon Budget, which was published today, saying that ‘it doesn’t rise much above the level of fantasy’
Written by Thomas Gallatin

With news of another green company going under, the green industry would never have fully developed if the federal government had not chosen winners and losers. [emphasis, links added]
Written by Terry Jones

Until recently, the U.S. and the rest of the developed world pursued a costly global policy of “net-zero” carbon emissions to battle the supposed ill-effect of climate change. [emphasis, links added]