
I thank Angela Wheeler, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition, for inviting me to present this contribution, and Ethan Otte for helping
Written by Dr. Ganapathy Shanmugam

I thank Angela Wheeler, Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition, for inviting me to present this contribution, and Ethan Otte for helping
Written by Paul Homewood

Climate alarmist BBC are at their usual game of scaring people. Paul Homewood reports on the latest as a heatwave reaches the football World Cup in the US
Written by Mike Stone

The Uncovering the Corona Fraud series is an exclusive benefit for paid subscribers. It compiles my past Facebook posts covering articles, studies, and events from the “pandemic” years, now with updated commentary for each entry
Written by James Lyons-Weiler, PhD

America has achieved a strange biological success. We made calories cheap, portable, shelf-stable, intensely flavored, and available everywhere. Then we built public nutrition around the one number that made that achievement look neutral
Written by Dr Sam Bailey

Dr. Sam Bailey challenges the mainstream narrative that hypertension (high blood pressure) is a widespread “silent killer” requiring routine screening and lifelong medication.
Written by Dr Jonathan Engler

Readers will be well aware that I do not regard the biopharmaceutical sector in high regard. One of the reasons for this is that it gets treated entirely differently to other industries 1
Written by Cassie B.

Al Gore’s climate predictions from An Inconvenient Truth face scrutiny two decades later as key claims like Arctic ice collapse and glacier disappearance have not materialized.
Written by Aaron Siri

A journalist from The Guardian recently contacted me for a comment on vaccine-related studies I have previously cited in my work
Written by Liv McMahon

Ford says it has hired back some human engineers after AI failed to match their skills and experience.
In a bid to reap the benefits of the tech, which developers claim can cut costs and boost productivity, the US carmaker adopted it across some parts of its operations including for quality checks.
Written by Paul Homewood

I have commented before that the £80bn upgrades presently planned for 2030 will not be enough and that NESO are already factoring in much more expenditure after 2030
Written by Various

Selected news items from around the world concerning diseases, infections and possible cures
Written by Richard Lyon

Below is part one of a weekly series taking the UK’s energy subsidies apart, one scheme at a time, using the Subsidy Clock. We begin with the strangest of them: the money we pay wind farms to stop generating
Written by Steve Kirsch

Aaron Siri recently interviewed Joel Warsh, a US pediatrician who noted his unvaccinated patients are MASSIVELY healthier than his vaccinated patients
Written by Leslie Eastman

China is leaving a growing trail of spent rocket stages in low Earth orbit, and the pace is picking up.
A new report warns this practice is increasing the risk of collisions for both military and commercial satellites operating in an already crowded region of space.
Written by Richard Lyon

For some years now, David Turver has been doing a job that properly belongs to the state
Written by Dr Clare Craig

In June 2026, Jeremy Clarkson announced that he was in remission from prostate cancer and called himself the luckiest man alive.