
A federal judge has upheld Idaho’s new medical freedom law, ruling that daycares cannot require children to receive vaccines or other medical interventions as a condition of attendance.
Written by Jill Erzen

A federal judge has upheld Idaho’s new medical freedom law, ruling that daycares cannot require children to receive vaccines or other medical interventions as a condition of attendance.
Written by Sayer Ji

Depression is one of the most widely diagnosed conditions of our time, with over 3 million cases in the U.S. every year, and 350 million believed affected worldwide.1
Written by The Truth About Cancer

You’ve heard it a thousand times. Cholesterol is “public enemy number one.” Too much of it clogs your arteries, causes heart attacks, and kills you dead. Statins are the miracle drugs that save your life
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Just because a paper is published in Nature doesn’t automatically mean it’s wrong. Nobody’s perfect. But if it’s a climate paper in that journal it’s a pretty safe bet that it is
Written by Paul Homewood

One of the ways in which we think it fair to refer to a “climate cult” is that to those who are in it, anything that happens is the result of ‘climate change’, a dreadful causal force unleashed by humans, no matter how obvious it is to any dispassionate observer that there are other far more important causes
Written by The Canaries - Covid & Climate

Most contemporary climate arguments begin around 1850, Professor Ian Plimer begins more than 500 million years earlier
Written by Jon Fleetwood

The claim is specific: material identified as “mRNA” is injected, and human cells allegedly produce a defined “spike” protein
Written by Chris Morrison

Five months after the IPCC ruled that the infamous RCP8.5 computer scenario responsible for most mainstream climate doomsday copy over the last 15 years was “implausible”, the Met Office’s UK Climate Projection 2018 report (UKCP18) that based its predictions on the now cancelled modelling nonsense has not been withdrawn, and there has been no change in their claims of climate doom
Written by Joshua Stylman

A few summers ago I gave consideration to moving to Florida or Texas. This was 2021 when it felt like there was a collective madness in my hometown of New York City.
Written by climatediscussionnexus.com

From the hotter-than-Hades file, the Guardian shrieks that “the EU’s climate monitoring service released data showing August 2026 was the joint hottest month ever recorded around the world.
Written by climatediscussionnexus.com

The Toronto Star misinforms readers that “In a strategic retreat in the fight against climate change, the United Nations has acknowledged that Earth has lost its chance to prevent some of the worst of global warming’s harms. So now the world must figure out how to get temperatures below the danger zone and back to safety, officials say.”
Written by William Walter Kay

In 1984 the Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming (CAGW) hypothesis was not taken seriously. By 1997 CAGW was getting endorsements from all scientific disciplines across all Western countries
Written by Steve Watson

Prime Minister Andy Burnham used his first UN speech this week to announce a ‘National Centre for Information Defence’ — a new state machine to “detect, attribute and disrupt” what ministers call hostile information attacks, and to stop a “distorted and untrue narrative about Britain.”
Written by C. Douglas Golden

Aside from the Americans and Japanese, few countries have done more to make automobiles reliable, cheap, and fun than the United Kingdom
Written by Haley Zaremba

The future of nuclear energy is in China’s hands. While the United States remains the world’s largest nuclear energy producer, China’s sector is growing so rapidly that it is expected to overtake both France and the United States to become the world’s leading nuclear power producer within the next decade
Written by Stephen Bayley

The great car designer Ettore Bugatti said of his rival Bentley in the twenties and thirties: “They just make fast lorries.” This ceased to be true in the early fifties when the Bentley R-Type Continental established a standard of lithe industrial beauty not yet surpassed