The food on our plates today is a shadow of what our grandparents ate. Not only has flavor been sacrificed on the altar of productivity and shelf-life, but critical vitamins and minerals have also plummeted — with profound implications for public health

Boston Dynamics, the flashy robotics company maybe best known for orchestrating absurd robo-dance routines, has a new video out emphasizing its pivot towards commercial factory work

Climate models are often hailed as the bedrock of climate science, the unshakeable foundation upon which policy, regulation, and global action are built.

With the election behind us and immense government public health reform on the horizon, the study by Rogers et al

Canadian Astrophysicist and leading critic of the greenhouse gas theory – cornerstone of climate ‘science’ alarmism – Joseph E Postma, gets his argumentation put through Google’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) wringer, with astonishing results

Among the many frail reeds bundled together into the authoritative solution to climate change.

Nearly eight years ago the FDA effectively banned farmers from using medically important antibiotics to boost growth in livestock

We are off to Baku, Azerbaijan to cover COP29. For three decades now UNFCCC members and a vast horde of hangers-on have been gathering once a year in some posh resort to promise to do something about greenhouse gas emissions, this time for sure.

For millennia, human civilizations have built dams to safeguard communities, harness water for irrigation, and provide a steady supply of drinking water.

Shocking evidence has emerged that points to the U.K.

Man the Hunter is the name of 1968 book which highlighted the central role of hunting in human evolution.

A peer-reviewed study published last week in the International Journal of Innovative Research in Medical Science found reports of 5,137 cases of cerebral thromboembolism after Covid shots over 36 months, compared with 52 reported cases following flu vaccines and 282 cases for all vaccines over the past 34 years

Scientists have brought science fiction closer to reality by achieving the first two-way communication between individuals during lucid dreaming

The question posed here is not a new one. The Roman poet, Juvenal, asked “Quis custodiet ipsos custodies”(book 2, Satire VI, lines 347–348), in other words  “who guards the guards”? The question could be asked of high ranking political leaders, heads of organisations and senior members of the judiciary

DNA testing of some inhabitants of the buried city of Pompeii has found popular narratives around their identities and relationships are largely wrong

A federal court ruled Monday that a lawsuit filed by a woman injured by AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine during a U.S. clinical trial can continue.