An ancient temple called Vijayalaya Choleeswaram lays hidden on a hilltop, and everything about it, its origin, its builders, and even its name is largely unknown. Archeologists agree that this was the starting point of the great Chola temples, but are completely baffled by it.

We want to open this evening with a story you may not have heard, but that you should definitely know about. It begins early last year when Joe Biden, in one of his very first acts as president, brought the United States back into the World Health Organization.

You’ll never believe these weird science facts that are all around you (even in your house) and may not even know it! From coffee to velociraptors to jellyfish, weird science is everywhere.

The following video interview with Prof. Michel Chossudovsky pertains to the Confidential Pfizer Report released as part of a Freedom of Information (FOI) procedure.

Aging and the chronic diseases that come with it are considered an inevitable part of life and the one thing we all have in common. But what if aging wasn’t inevitable?

In this episode, Joe Scott takes a look at a human’s longevity, the genes that control it, the role of specific proteins, the process of ex-differentiation in cells, and more.

Antony C. Sutton gave an interview back in 1980 discussing his research on the funding of World War II when American and European financiers were funding both the Nazi party and the communists.

Is the modern world caught in the grip of fear psychosis and has a cult of safety entrenched itself in the West?

It turns out Earth had a lot of huge volcanic eruptions in the past millennia that we didn’t know about. That’s according to a new study.

According to One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts, the next World Health Organization (WHO) assembly, which takes place in Geneva from May 22 to 28, 2022, will vote upon proposed amendments to the International Health Orders (IHO). The vote will make the World Health Organization’s IHO regulations mandatory for member nations. Australia is a member.

You would think by now that scientists would have pretty much explained everything. They’ve certainly been explaining stuff for a long time, and there are surely only so many things that actually need explaining, right?

A special Sky Dragon Slaying program on TNT Radio welcomes Matt Ehret, journalist, historian, Senior Fellow at American University in Moscow, and founder of Canadian Patriot Review.

It’s literally in everything. From cakes to cookies to everyday recipes, this ingredient is pervasive. But it all began in the 1960s when the switch from an ingredient we’ve been using for hundreds of years was replaced with one that was brand new.

Activists have convinced Americans that “organic” food is better — healthier, better-tasting, and life-extending. As a result, poor parents feel guilty if they can’t afford to pay $7 for organic eggs.

Who would ever go to look for life in hot magma hidden deep under the ground? Scientists hadn’t even thought about that until 2009 when they tried to extend the borehole below one of the power stations in Iceland.

Revelations of poor practices at a contract research company helping to carry out Pfizer’s pivotal covid-19 vaccine trial raise questions about data integrity and regulatory oversight.

Worried that artificial intelligence (AI) is taking over the world? How about your job? If you aren’t, you should be. Advances in AI are coming at such a fast and furious pace it can now do tasks once consigned to only humans. Is sentience next?