Exposing U.S. biolabs in Ukraine: A Pandora’s box of corruption and danger U.S.-funded biological laboratories in Ukraine have sparked controversy, raising questions about government transparency, national security and potential catastrophic consequences. Critics, including Tucker Carlson and Tulsi Gabbard, have raised concerns about the true purpose of the labs, potential misuse of pathogens and lack of…

THE COST OF TRUST: How financial ties undermined public health during the pandemic The U.K.'s Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) accepted undisclosed payments from Pfizer while advocating for COVID-19 vaccines for children, raising questions about the integrity of their decision-making process. The RCGP's failure to disclose financial ties to Pfizer is part of a…

J6 Select Committee chairman seeks PARDON from Biden as Trump threatens retribution President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering issuing preemptive pardons to members of the Jan. 6 Select Committee. Some committee members, such as Rep. Bennie Thompson, believe the threat of retaliation from Trump is significant and may accept a pardon if offered. The White…

Four arrested in separate incidents for attempting to ignite new fires in Los Angeles County Four individuals were arrested in separate incidents across Los Angeles County for  allegedly attempting to ignite new fires during the ongoing wildfire crisis. The four accused individuals face charges of arson, with one of them potentially facing up to nine…

Pete Hegseth vows to reinstate members of the military discharged for refusing COVID-19 vaccinations Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth pledged to reinstate thousands of military personnel discharged for refusing COVID-19 vaccines, restoring their ranks and providing back pay, aligning with President-elect Donald Trump's campaign promises. Over 8,400 troops were discharged under the Pentagon’s COVID-19 vaccine…

Police departments are turning to AI-powered facial recognition technology – leading to a rise in WRONGFUL ARRESTS Police departments are increasingly turning to AI-powered facial recognition technology to identify and arrest suspects. Many departments are making these arrests without doing additional basic police work to verify evidence, leading to a rise in wrongful arrests. There…

Israel’s security cabinet approved a 42-day ceasefire and hostage release deal with Hamas, brokered by the U.S. and Qatar, including the release of 33 hostages and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The ceasefire allows Israel to resume military operations if negotiations with Hamas fail, drawing criticism for undermining the agreement’s potential for lasting peace. Israeli airstrikes…

Trump administration poised to overhaul crypto regulations with new SEC leadership President-elect Donald Trump's SEC nominees, led by Paul Atkins, are expected to initiate sweeping changes to cryptocurrency regulation, starting as early as Trump's first day in office. The new SEC leadership, including commissioners Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda, aims to clarify the regulatory framework…

California's wildfires are incinerating structures containing PVC materials, releasing highly toxic dioxins into the air. These "forever chemicals" are carcinogenic and pose severe health risks, including cancer, reproductive issues and immune system damage, even at extremely low exposure levels. Dioxin-laden ash is settling on California's Central Valley, a major agricultural hub, threatening crops, orchards, and…

Blinken warns: Hamas has replenished its ranks despite Israel’s months-long military offensive in Gaza U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken revealed that Hamas has nearly replenished its ranks, despite Israel's months-long military offensive in Gaza, indicating the group's enduring strength. Mediators are reportedly close to a ceasefire agreement, with a draft proposal being circulated. The…