Written by Alan Boyle
Three weeks after it lifted off from the far side of the moon, China’s Chang’e-6 spacecraft dropped off a capsule containing first-of-its-kind lunar samples for retrieval from the plains of Inner Mongolia
Written by Welcome the eagles
Stewie remembers Kid Fresh, and would love to have me on again to drop some BOMBS!
Written by Peter A. Mccullough, MD, MPH
Dr. Peter McCullough is a distinguished internist, cardiologist, and epidemiologist.
Written by David Nield
Earth’s atmosphere whips into a frenzy where it fades into the emptiness of space, yet a new study has uncovered currents amid the turbulence that eerily reflect the winds swirling closer to the surface, hinting at hidden forces that connect them
Written by Kenneth Richard
Modeling the main factors driving climate is riddled with and precluded by observational error. Some scientists now acknowledge this
Written by Gloria Moss PhD FCIPD
Written by Hector Molina, Quinn Pramberger, and Marcy Jones
Six climate protestors were arrested after they disrupted the Travelers Championship golf tournament in Cromwell last Sunday afternoon
Written by Will Jones
The Green Party leader has admitted that she still has a gas boiler despite her party’s commitment to reach Net Zero by 2040. The Telegraph has the story.
Written by Dr. Carl Heneghan
We’ve extracted the main points from the Kansas City Attorney General’s legal report on the case against Pfizer that we first mentioned in ‘Due Process‘ — all quotes are taken verbatim.
Written by Steven F. Hayward
Lawfare isn’t just a technique to attack Donald Trump. It’s becoming a key tactic of the climate cult that can’t get its complete wish list enacted through the democratic branches of government. [emphasis, links added]
Written by John Leake
I just stumbled across a recent report in STAT under the headline:Â These are the bird flu questions that influenza and animal scientists desperately want answered.
Written by I&I Editorial Board
The Washington Post ran a lengthy article last week bemoaning the fact that AI is sucking up so much power that it’s already straining the nation’s electric grid and is bad for the environment
Written by John Droz
In my last commentary, I elaborated on a proposed definition of Critical Thinking. Although there were a few suggested refinements, I received no major objections
Written by I&I Editorial Board
Earlier this week, we published an editorial arguing that government data didn’t support various claims about ‘climate change’, and we predicted Google would demonetize it
Written by Andrea Vacchiano
A recently published study challenges the popular myth that Easter Islanders’ ancient rock gardening practices caused their downfall
Written by Chris Morrison
Last week, the weather was pleasant and often balmy across the U.K., and to take full advantage of the gently rising warmth, there was no better place to be than Heathrow Airport.