Written by Sayer Ji
What if the foundational premise of modern medicine is incomplete? What if you’re not primarily being “infected” by viruses, but rather responding to chemical exposures? And what if your body’s healing response—the one we call “disease”—is actually being misinterpreted?
Written by Simon Kent
Just weeks after 50,000 people flew to the COP30 climate summit in the Brazilian city of Belém and agreed to agree on nothing other than the need for more meetings, the U.N. is welcoming upwards of 600 “experts” in France to prepare yet another report on “climate change.” [emphasis, links added]
Written by World Council for Health
Let’s start with a number so large it’s almost abstract: 63 million. That’s more than the population of Italy. It’s roughly the number of people who live in California and Florida combined.
Written by ntkp.substack.com
There is a surreal aura around the topic of AI and AI investment. Theoretically on the one hand you instinctively know AI has unlimited potential for great good; on the other hand you know AI has unlimited potential for great evil. And as we all know good or evil is in the eye of the beholder.
Written by Sayer Ji
How a state-backed broadcaster built on criminal prosecution at home became the hub of a transatlantic censorship apparatus targeting American citizens—and why Trump’s lawsuit is only the beginning
Written by Joanne Nova
The world really is waking up to the terrible truth about the forced ‘green’ transition. The Wall Street Journal (finally) speaks the blasphemy out loud
Written by Christof Plothe D.O.
If you’ve ever heard a near-death experience (NDE) story—the tunnel of light, the life review, the profound peace—you’ve probably also heard the standard scientific rebuttal
Written by BBC
The brain goes through five distinct phases in life, with key turning points at ages nine, 32, 66 and 83, new research has revealed
Written by Pierre Kory MD, MPA
I analyzed every major mineral source so you don’t have to. The results may make you rethink your entire trace supplement shelf and why composition matters more than marketing
Written by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D
A new report traces Soros-backed funding to the Center for Countering Digital Hate, which is also funded by the British government
Written by PSI Editor
In recent years, a striking pattern has emerged in discussions surrounding women’s well-being: despite unprecedented educational and professional gains, many women—especially single, liberal women—report higher levels of anxiety, depression, and emotional distress.
Written by Guy de la Bédoyère
The other day I published a retrospective article about how I and others contributing to this site could see from the start that lockdowns would be a public health, social and economic disaster.
Written by Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D.
Merck will spend $9.2 billion to buy Cidara Therapeutics and lock down an experimental flu-prevention drug the company emphasized is “not a vaccine”
Written by Mike Stone
In the third episode of the AntiViral series, I turn to the underlying flaws in logic that form the foundation of the entire field. Without sound reasoning to support it, virology is a house of cards waiting to collapse.
Written by Kenneth Richard
A new study finds the Earth’s bottom water temperatures (BWTs) have cooled by 2-3°C over the last 4.5 million years through to the preindustrial era (1750)
Written by Peter A McCullough MD MPH
The human foot is astonishingly complex — a small but intricate biomechanical masterpiece designed to bear weight, adapt to surfaces, and provide propulsion. Wearing shoes for centuries undoubtedly has had a harmful effect on foot health.