Written by Laura Hollis
If it is possible to watch a society—an entire civilization—go insane, we are watching that phenomenon in real time. Across all forms of media, the headlines bring fresh evidence daily
Written by 2nd smartest guy in the world
In the initial study of the Pfizer vaccine, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, with around 44 thousand people, with 22 thousand in the placebo group and about 22 thousand in the vaccine group, more people died from all causes in the vaccine arm than in the placebo arm
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In a world first, we heard last week that US surgeons had transplanted a kidney from a gene-edited pig into a living human.
Written by Chris Randall
On Tuesday, a supporting pillar of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which crosses the harbor of Baltimore, was rammed by a cargo ship.
Written by John Leake
In his 2018 book, Confronting the Shadow State: An International Law Perspective on State Organized Crime, French lawyer and author, Henri Decoeur, describes State Organized Crime as follows:
Written by Zachary Streiber
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has agreed to remove social media posts and webpages that urged people to stop taking ivermectin to treat COVID-19, according to a settlement dated March 21
Written by Jeffrey A. Tucker
The Biden administration’s EPA has revealed its ambition: to phase out gas-powered cars in favor of electric vehicles. Incredibly, this announcement comes as we are flooded with overwhelming evidence that EVs are a market loser
Written by Peter A. Mmcullough, MD, MPH
As a cardiologist, my two greatest fears concerning COVID-19 vaccine myocarditis are: 1) sudden cardiac death, 2) permanent damage to the heart resulting in scar.
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Winter sea ice in the Arctic was stable over the past 20 years…has even recovered somewhat.
Written by Tomas Weber
The Herculaneum scrolls, charred and preserved by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, were unreadable—until now