An industry-led campaign to quash lawsuits against chemical manufacturers because of their “failure to warn” about the hazards of their pesticide products has failed to move forward in nine state legislatures with significant GOP majorities (Iowa, Missouri, Idaho, Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi, Wyoming, Montana and Oklahoma)
Archaeologists have uncovered two large piles of iron flakes on North Carolina’s Hatteras Island that they say are evidence of a 16th-century “Lost Colony” of English settlers who disappeared in 1587
San Francisco-based ag-tech startup Wildtype Foods won approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its lab-cultivated salmon last month, without any checking of the company’s claims
A new study by Apple has ignited controversy in the AI field by showing how reasoning models undergo ‘complete accuracy collapse’ when overloaded with complex problems
Yesterday, I sat down with Stephanie Chircop on Bejnietna, her long-running program on Malta’s national TV station, NET News. In our rapid-fire conversation, I outlined the current mRNA injection situation in the United States—and why I believe it’s a public health emergency.
Well-known attorney Dr. Reiner Fuellmich is being detained under terrible conditions for reasons that have nothing to do with what he is accused of. He had the courage to speak out on the truth about the so-called pandemic and is now paying for it.
When the story of the great turn-of-the-millennium climate science fraud comes to be written by future historians, the central role of the RCP8.5 ‘business as usual’ model scenario, much featured in recent IPCC reports, will be obvious to all.
National, regional, and municipal leaders have become enamored by AI hype, in particular by finding ways to offload the responsibilities of government to generative AI tools