Poor John Wayne Gacy. Reports are that the infamous mass murderer was looking up from his perch in Hell, musing about the more than thirty people he raped, tortured, then butchered and said “I was born too early.”

Child experts warn that AI-generated videos, disguised as educational, can put kids’ safety and development at risk. “The more content I find, the more horrified I get,” one expert said.

After two watershed verdicts in the social media trials in New Mexico and LA this week, we’ve entered a new era in the fight to protect children from online harms. Momentum is growing internationally, and we’re excited to see Indonesia’s groundbreaking new regulation take effect this weekend.

From the tiny Earth file, we learn via the Daily Sceptic of a Daily Mail story about how “Last August, 65,000 litres of bright red chemicals were pumped into the Gulf of Maine – yet this wasn’t an enormous industrial disaster.

The latest Middle Eastern war has cut the supply of and therefore raised the price of gasoline and other hydrocarbon fuels.

The Daily Telegraph has run a feature on the “lives ruined by Covid jabs”, including the more than 2,500 deaths reported to the MHRA. Does this mean it’s finally acceptable for the mainstream media to talk about this?

Dr Sam Bailey explains why, after her own experiences with so-called “routine” testing — and after taking a deeper look at the science behind many screening programs — her perspective completely changed.

Dr Mike Yeadon, former Vice President & Chief Science Officer at Pfizer, explains why he believes the EV market was purposely set up to fail and drag the whole private transport industry with it.

“The popular narrative about climate change reflects a dangerous corruption of science that threatens the world’s economy and the well-being of billions of people” – physicist John F. Clauser

Walk into any grocery store and you’ll see shelves lined with elegant bottles labeled extra virgin olive oil — pastoral farms, Italian flags, golden sunlight, promises of tradition. It feels ancient, pure, almost sacred.

There are few public health interventions so mundane that they disappear into the background of daily life—so ordinary that they are mistaken for irrelevance. Iodized salt is one of them.

As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensify—particularly involving Iran and key Gulf energy producers—the ripple effects are once again being felt across global energy markets.

The lesson of the pandemic is not about a virus. It is about the courage required to defend the integrity of medicine. Physicians must remain free.

Two hundred and seventy-one. That is the number of serious cardiovascular events reported among adolescents in Israel’s national surveillance system in just a few weeks during mid-2021

A growing body of research is raising uncomfortable questions about the materials that define modern life—particularly plastics.