The ferocious Scythians, according to the ancient Greek historian Herodotus, were a terrifying and bloodthirsty lot.

China’s third test mission of a reusable, robotic spacecraft continues to invite speculation by casting into orbit half a dozen small objects, tentatively referred to as ‘wingmen’ by intrigued amateur skywatchers.

Days after a SARS-CoV-2 infection, an otherwise healthy teenage girl suddenly had trouble breathing. COVID-19 appeared to have paralyzed her vocal cords.

I first heard about the American expat playwright in Berlin, C.J. Hopkins, in November 2020, when someone sent me a link to his essay The Germans Are Back! in which he wrote the following:

I have always wondered about how many people rely on hashtags to search for topics on social media and whether they have any impact.

Billionaire Elon Musk on Saturday (Dec 16) said that oil and gas should not be demonized and that it was extremely critical to reduce carbon emissions to preserve the planet.

‘All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players’, wrote William Shakespeare.

The once prestigious Lancet medical journal has doubled down in its climate alarmism, insisting in its latest issue that global warming is the biggest global health threat of the 21st century.

ABC News recently posted a story from The Associated Press (AP) by author Daniel Shailer claiming that climate change is destroying the Mexican seaside village of El Bosque.

There may be around a 1 in 10 chance that Pfizer mRNA COVID-19 vaccines will not generate spike proteins but something else, a new Cambridge study finds, raising concerns about autoimmune response among experts.

Cuban state hops on the Death Express, copying the absolute worst of the Western society’s policies in a ‘proud’ move.

Hospitals in places across the United States have reimplemented mask mandates because of what officials say is an uptick in COVID-19 and other respiratory infections.

For decades, the average temperature in the United States and the Arctic Sea-Ice volume remained relatively stable, despite the increase of atmospheric CO2 from ~300 ppm in 1920 to ~350 ppm in 1988.

I can’t honestly remember when I first met Helen, but over the years I’ve known her, she has always been a patient, incredibly intelligent, and kind human being who cared deeply for others.

Let’s talk about the fabulous world of PEMF therapy, darling!

Who runs the world? The WHO will, if Australia and other Member States agree to several proposed reforms. This is the view of a growing chorus who warn that Australia risks losing its sovereignty over public health decision-making to the WHO, without necessarily even realising it…