Each year, Americans pour billions of dollars into the fight against cancer. From viral fundraisers to branded merchandise, the public gives generously—hoping their donations might lead to a cure… or at least meaningful progress of some kind.

The UK Met Office has lurched into conspiracy theory territory in a desperate attempt to rescue scientific credibility in its Net Zero-weaponised ‘junk’ temperature measuring network.

On July 29 — the same day that EPA initiated the process of revoking the absurd “endangerment finding” that demonizes CO2 emissions from energy production (covered at Manhattan Contrarian here) — there was another equally momentous development on the energy front at the federal government

Brown University in the USA has issued dangerous medical advice for pregnant women, babies and children

An old English friend in her early forties called me a few days ago and reported that, back in June, a painful mass was detected in her abdomen. Based on scans, her doctors at a London hospital suspect cancer

In the civilization we are living in, individual freedoms have seldom come without paying a high price. They have been fought for, suffered for and died for.

You look up from your phone screen and suddenly realize you weren’t thinking about anything. It’s not a lapse in memory or a daydream; it’s literally a moment when you’re not thinking of anything at all

This is the third and final article in a series exploring the mechanisms of action of chlorine dioxide in the human body

The Department of Health and Human Services just admitted that mRNA injections are not safe and they do not work. Yet, these biological weapons remain on the market and are still being injected into people.

With the recent appointment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services, a historic opportunity emerges to redefine public health policy

Humans have created a long list of myths about the sun. Ancient civilizations from the Aztecs to the Zulus have had names for the solar deity, but all these cults were swept away first by the rise of monotheism then by modern science

A new peer‑reviewed study titled, Daily steps and health outcomes in adults: a systematic review and dose-response meta-analysis, published in The Lancet Public Health, has delivered the most comprehensive answer yet to the question: How many steps a day do we really need for better health?

The EU is reviving plans for mass surveillance by pushing to scan every private message before it’s sent – potentially ending encrypted messaging as we know it. Reclaim The Net has the story.

‘Net zero’ is dead in the United States and the last rites have been administered in the devastating official report from the Department of Energy

MPs are up in arms over Miliband’s refusal to publish details of a ‘net zero’ cooperation deal signed with China