Johns Hopkins University is eliminating over 2,200 positions worldwide, including 1,975 employees across 44 countries and 247 in the U.S., following the termination of $800 million in funding from USAID. This significantly impacts its Bloomberg School of Public Health, School of Medicine and Jhpiego, a global health nonprofit. The funding loss will disrupt over 600…

The current U.S. financial system already operates as a digital control grid, with 92% of dollars existing only in databases, transactions monitored without warrants, and access to money revocable at any time. Government agencies like the IRS, NSA and Treasury collect and analyze financial data with minimal oversight. Stablecoins, such as Tether (USDT) and USD…

Sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum), also known as sweet-scented bedstraw, has been used in European herbal medicine since medieval times. It was valued for its sweet, hay-like fragrance, insect-repellent properties and role in May Day celebrations, particularly in Germany, where it is used to make Maitrank (May wine). The plant’s distinctive aroma comes from coumarin, a phytonutrient…

Nature’s pharmacy: How ancient plants could revolutionize modern diabetes treatment Diabetes mellitus affects over 382 million adults worldwide, with rising treatment costs and healthcare burdens driving interest in traditional plant-based remedies as sustainable alternatives to modern therapies. Dr. Appian Subramoniam's book explores the scientific basis of antidiabetic plants, examining their active principles, mechanisms of action…