Written by Ian Brighthope
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he plans to tell American medical schools they must offer nutrition courses to students or risk losing federal funding from the Department of Health and Human Services.
Written by D. Marks
At a recent family gathering, I sat at the dinner table with a group of loved ones for the first time since the COVID-19 fiasco. Most of the cheerful discussion focused on the spectacular event of the week; my mother’s 100th birthday.
Written by Jerm Warfare
The Substack The Virology Controls Studies Project by Jamie Andrews challenges virology and genetic science. It aims to prove virology is flawed through simple control experiments
Written by Harry Baker
Satellite photos have captured a glowing “river of fire” flowing down the flanks of Mount Etna during an explosive outburst that also unleashed a giant plume of ash, smoke and volcanic gases high above the Italian island of Sicily.
Written by Nicoletta Lanese
Symptoms of Werner syndrome, which causes premature aging, can appear in a person’s teens and progress quickly in their 20s and 30s
Written by Kathryn Porter
Built for a different era, Britain’s electricity grid is now creaking under the weight of the energy transition, and no one is fully in charge of fixing it
Written by BBC
How would you feel if your internet search history was put online for others to see?
Written by Dr Lidiya Angelova
Ladies and Gentlemen, we have good news from America regarding COVID vaccines at last.
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Former USAF Major Tom Haviland joins me to discuss his presentation at the 2025 Tennessee Funeral Directors Association (TFDA) Convention—marking the first time a U.S. state funeral directors association has publicly acknowledged that white fibrous clots are real, prevalent, and ongoing.
Written by Justus R. Hope
You may know that Spike Protein contains a Galectin-3 sequence or homology. We have written about how this sequence vastly increases risks for cancer and heart disease through biological mimicry.
Written by Sharmila Kuthunur
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have taken a fresh look at the distant edges of our solar system — and found that, once again, Pluto is defying expectations.
Written by Richard Eldred
Landlords are bracing for pricier energy performance certificate (EPC) checks and stricter rules under Miliband’s ‘net zero’ drive, with fears that tougher standards could make thousands of homes impossible to rent
Written by F. William Engdahl, Prof Michel Chossudovsky, Jamie White, and Amy Mek
There are several dimensions to the mosquito crisis. The release of gene-edited male mosquitoes, coupled with the development of a dengue and malaria vaccine
Written by Louis Pisano
I was lying out on the beach in Golfe-Juan, toes buried in the sand, enjoying one of those rare, silent, holy moments during the Cannes Film Festival
Written by Professor Gloria Moss
Sounding the alarm – A group of more than 50 Labour MPs have, over the weekend, written to the Leader of the UK’s House of Commons, asking her to intervene and postpone the third and final vote scheduled for Friday 20 June on Kim Leadbeater’s Private Members ‘Assisted Dying’ bill.
Written by David Turver
Some friends have asked me to write more articles on the political and sociological impact of Net Zero. In addition, another contact put forward the suggestion that Net Zero is an attack on freedom. That idea has been turning over in my mind and I have concluded he was right and effectively, Net Zero is just a cloak for far-left tyranny.