In recent years, a disturbing pattern has emerged in how mainstream media handles dissenting views on certain issues

From the “now you tell us” file, The Atlantic “Weekly Planet” suddenly admits that “No One Really Understands Clouds/ They’re one of the greatest climate mysteries left.” Gosh. Are they now?

Justin Trudeau says Canada is on fire. That no one in Canada had noticed the flames only proves that ‘climate change’ can do anything including burn invisibly… or that alarmists have reached a tipping point where they no longer need evidence

Attempts to normalise ever more intrusive ‘SMART’ technologies have taken a concerning turn with Microsoft’s recent announcement of the Recall feature planned for its Copilot+ Windows 11 PC range.

This week, David Davis MP tweeted that “the potential link between Covid vaccines and excess deaths needs to be properly investigated”.

A wind turbine project off the coast of Virginia Beach, Virginia, is whipping up some trouble for local homeowners.

This is another example of the mainstream media (MSM) skewing scientific reporting to serve the interests of the climate-industrial complex.

To many, understanding the high technical issues surrounding the Covid “pandemic” and the Covid “vaccines” is a daunting prospect.

Research is showing that many of our contemporary problems, such as the rising prevalence of mental health issues, are emerging from rapid technological advancement and modernisation

Today, npj Natural Hazards, a journal in the Nature family of journals, officially published my new paper, “Scientific Integrity and U.S. “Billion Dollar Disasters”

At the end of each month, I recap the top five articles posted that month as many new subscribers are often unaware of previous articles

Many have approached me at large events and have expressed concerns that the vaccine manufacturers were going to use mRNA on a non-emergency basis to make new and routine vaccinations for children and adults

The Christmas classic by Frank Sinatra tells us that the weather outside if frightful.

A power grid system serving nearly 30 million Americans could again approach failure this summer, a local utility executive told the San Antonio Express-News. [emphasis, links added]

Elon Musk’s has said “freedom of speech is worth fighting for” after Australia’s cyber safety regulator, eSafety, dropped its federal court case over X Corp’s refusal to block footage of a radicalised teenager stabbing a bishop at a Church in Sydney not just for Australians, but for users of the platform worldwide.