Written by Dr Nicholas Tate
In France, the September return to school – la rentrée – is always accompanied by la rentrée littéraire – the publication of large numbers of new books – as people look ahead not just to all the literary awards later in the autumn but to their own winter of evenings and weekends sitting curled up reading a new book
Written by Audrey Streb
The Trump administration is moving to scrap an Environmental Protection Agency program projected to save American businesses up to $2.4 billion in regulatory costs, according to the agency
Written by Sayer Ji
In September 2025, The Atlantic‘s Tom Bartlett introduced William Parker to the world with a skeptical eye
Written by Will Jones
Keir Starmer has overruled Ed Miliband by snubbing plans for a ‘green’ energy plant in favour of a massive data centre in a major blow to the Energy Secretary’s ‘net zero’ plans
Written by Dr. Henrik Svensmark
“Climate science is not normal science,” Danish astrophysicist Dr. Henrik Svensmark says. “It’s a bad career move to go against the idea that CO₂ is the only driver of climate change,” he notes
Written by Need To Know Publications
What should be underscored is that the Senate hearings confirm what was known to the FDA, the CDC and the NHS pertaining to the incidence of Covid-19 mrNA “vaccine” mortality and adverse events from the very outset in early 2021
Written by Ian Brighthope
In free societies, criticism is not a bug—it is a feature. It is how professionals are held to account, mistakes are exposed, progress is made, and trust is built.
Written by Sharon Udasin
Toxic “forever chemicals” are altering human liver function at a fundamental level by triggering both fat accumulation and cancer-linked cell damage, a new study has found.
Written by Paul Homewood
For UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, it’s a truly awkward moment.
Written by Linnea Lueken
Al Jazeera posted an article titled “Climate-change-driven wildfires increasing air pollution across globe: UN,” which claims that wildfires are becoming more frequent due to ‘climate change’, and so air pollution from their smoke is as well
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH
Despite an avalanche of safety data and peer-reviewed manuscripts declaring the COVID-19 vaccines unsafe and demanding their market withdrawal, why does artificial intelligence conclude the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective and benefits outweigh risks?
Written by Paul Homewood
We’ve known for years that the weather attribution scam was really intended for legal action against fossil fuel companies
Written by Independent Medical Alliance
Millions of people are prescribed SSRIs, but few are ever told what it takes to stop
Written by Will Jones
University graduates in England only have the same literacy levels as school-leavers in Finland, new data from the OECD show
Written by Will Jones
The number of Brits who think the dangers of global warming have been exaggerated has jumped by more than 50 percent in the past four years, while nearly 90 percent say they do not support energy bills rising to pay for ‘net zero’
Written by Vijay Jayaraj
When most people think of ASEAN—a diverse association of Southeast Asian nations that include Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam—they picture Thailand’s beaches, Singapore’s gleaming skyline, or Indonesia’s temples