
Do you need to worry about lipid and cholesterol tests or, like blood pressure, are they false targets? All of us that have been living since World War II have been subjected to one of the biggest propaganda campaigns of all time.
Written by Dr Sam Bailey

Do you need to worry about lipid and cholesterol tests or, like blood pressure, are they false targets? All of us that have been living since World War II have been subjected to one of the biggest propaganda campaigns of all time.
Written by Curious Outlier

Recently, boron and borax have come up in conversations in the private chat group that I run. I decided that it was time to make a post about the subject. This article summarizes the article titled “The Borax Conspiracy” and provides details on how to make your own boron supplement, using Mule Team Borax.
Written by BBC

US technology firm Anthropic says its AI models hacked into the systems of three organisations on their own, during a private security experiment.
Written by Steve Kirsch

In all of human history, there are no papers in the peer reviewed literature showing completely unvaccinated kids are less healthy than their vaccinated peers. Zero.
Written by Pierre Gosselin

Dr. Peter F. Mayer at Austria’s online TKP has published a new article titled: “3,000 Years of Climate History: What Solar Cycles Have to Do with Temperature Trends.”Based on reconstructions (such as the Temperature 12k database published in 2020), Dr. Mayer argues that the Holocene climate optimum occurred about 6,500 years ago. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by John Robson

John Robson in his latest video for the Climate Discussion Nexus offers a skeptical critique of climate policy, green advocacy, and media alarmism.
Written by Paul Homewood

The plans of mice and men! As each chapter of this looming debacle is unveiled, we see that they are all inter-related and the direct consequence of the ill-thought out dash to intermittent, weather dependent energy.
Written by Dr Steven L. Robertson

In 1896, physician Charles F. Craig, M.D., presented a paper titled:“The Parasitic Origin of Carcinoma.” [1] At a time when medicine was just beginning to understand the hidden world of microorganisms, Craig raised a question that challenged conventional thinking:
Could some cancers be influenced by living organisms within the body?
Written by PSI Editor

Independent scientists are increasingly disregarding the greenhouse gas theory as a valid explanation of earth’s climate mechanism.
Herein we summarise Dr Darko Butina’s compelling paper – one of the myriad studies from Principia Scientific – that explains why carbon dioxide is not our climate’s control knob.
Written by Joseph Vazquez

Never underestimate a Soros-funded eco-extremist group’s capacity to rub it in when its plan to reshape the global government regulatory framework to its financier’s vision starts taking shape. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Peter Rosenberger

Wildfire smoke has again spread across large swaths of the United States, some of it settling into our Montana valley. As I watch it drift across the landscape, I have questions. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Peter Clack

Earth is still bound to the Late Cenozoic Ice Age, and our planet’s average global temperature still hovers around a very livable 15°C
Written by HART

Folic acid forms the building blocks of DNA and drives cell division. Early embryos have cells dividing at enormous speed and they need a ready supply.
Written by Dr Clare Craig

On 10 July 2026 Esther McVey asked the UK Department of Health and Social Care what assessment it had made of a 1997 Lancet paper by Ernest Hook and Andrew Czeizel.
They tried to highlight the troubling possibility that the claimed reduction in babies born with neural tube defects could be accounted for by killing the affected embryos.
Written by Kyle Kohli

A wrongful death lawsuit that seeks to hold energy companies responsible for extreme weather events was allowed to proceed recently after a judge in Washington denied the companies’ bids to throw the case out, despite admitting the case faces an uphill battle on the merits. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Hrishikesh Joshi

This post by Hrishikesh Joshi, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona, originally appeared on his recently-launched Substack, Desert Philosophy. He and I were among the many collaborators on a paper on scientists censoring science.