Written by Ramesh Thakur
According to Our World in Data, New Zealand achieved 75% coverage of the initial COVID-19 vaccination protocol (two doses) on December 29th 2021, when its Covid-related death toll was just 44, and 80% (tantamount in effect to universal adult coverage) on June 8th 2022, by which time deaths had risen to 2,095. As at May 13th 2025, its death toll stood at 4,538.
Written by Multiple authors
The recommendation to limit dietary saturated fatty acid (SFA) intake has persisted despite mounting evidence to the contrary
Written by Emily Mangiaracina
A newly published study has found that males’ use of estrogen to present as “female” triples their risk of cardiovascular disease, while also heightening the risk of stroke, blood clots, depression, and cognitive impairment
Written by Paul Homewood
Finally some in the media are waking up to the looming death of the European car industry
Written by Current Archaeology
Excavations in Wiltshire’s Chalke Valley have uncovered the remains of a large Roman villa – the first complex of its kind to be found in this part of the county
Written by Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
Recently on stage at Church 412 in Temecula, CA, I made a statement no government official figure has uttered since the onset of the COVID-19 vaccine campaign:
Written by Hart
Since early in 2020 debates of the aetiology and / or source of the ‘pandemic’ and the response have been a source of ‘FACT-checkers’ zealotry and also a point of division amongst the many dissident writers.
Written by The Defender Staff
Until last week, the future of vaccination for human papillomavirus, or HPV, in the U.S. seemed clear.
Written by Chris Morrison
Recent scientific investigation, curiously missing from constant mainstream media reports of ecological Armageddon, confirms that trees are getting larger around the world due to higher levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide fertilisation.
Written by Clayton J. Baker, MD
Over the last couple of weeks, a remarkable sequence of events involving two US Senators has unfolded that demonstrates the profound and positive influence that HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., is exerting on Washington, DC
Written by Kurt Zindulka
Britain’s largest producer of fiberglass, a key component in wind turbines and electric cars, is reportedly set to shut down in part due to the high energy costs in the UK
Written by CNN
From a distance, the Ivanpah solar plant looks like a shimmering lake in the Mojave Desert. Up close, it’s a vast alien-like installation of hundreds of thousand of mirrors pointed at three towers, each taller than the Statue of Liberty
Written by BBC
Ketamine is increasingly known as a party drug which is linked to serious health problems, even fatalities, but there is growing interest in Scotland in its potential to treat severe depression
Written by Ian Brighthope
Spontaneous remission in cancer refers to the unexpected, partial, or complete disappearance of cancer without conventional medical intervention.
Written by Will Jones
Net Zero taxes will be slashed by up to 25% for thousands of manufacturers as Keir Starmer scrambles to save British industry from electricity costs that are the highest of any developed country. The Telegraph has more.
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Within the past week, I conducted two independent polls on X (formerly Twitter) to assess public perception of the COVID-19 mRNA injection campaign. The results are deeply worrisome: