Dr. Martin Makary has barred pharmaceutical and regulated industry employees from serving as official voting members on FDA advisory committees to prevent corporate influence on scientific decisions. The move aligns with Makary's promise to prioritize "radical transparency" and restore public trust by ensuring independent evaluations of new products, though industry representatives can still attend meetings…

“Wartime Homefront Essential Skills” on BrightU: How to grow and preserve food at home In episode 1 of  "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills," Marjory Wildcraft introduces a three-part system to grow half your annual calories in under an hour a day, even for beginners with limited space. Wildcraft shares how raising six hens (1,500 eggs/year), growing 100 pounds of potatoes or 33 pints…

The U.S. is finalizing a deal with Ukraine for privileged access to its critical minerals, oil, and gas. The agreement reflects Trump's transactional policy, demanding repayment via resource extraction for past U.S. aid. Ukraine's rare earth deposits help counter China’s monopoly, securing U.S. supply chains and tech dominance. Tensions flared in February after Trump criticized…

“Green Energy Genocide”: Allan Malcolm MacRae’s controversial challenge to the climate change narrative Engineer and Earth Sciences expert Allan Malcolm MacRae's new book, "Green Energy Genocide: The Climate Scam," challenges the foundations of the climate change narrative, arguing it is scientifically flawed and a deliberate deception with severe consequences. MacRae traces the origins of "Catastrophic…

CLIMATE ANXIETY: the manufactured hysteria spreading across America’s urban centers and college campuses A new term called "climate anxiety" has been invented, depicting the hysteria that now plagues a young generation, who have been subconsciously brainwashed to believe that the world is ending because of climate change. A Yale study surveyed individuals across the US. Key…

U.S. airstrikes on Yemen’s Ras Isa fuel port leave 38 dead, deepening humanitarian crisis U.S. airstrikes on Yemen’s Ras Isa port killed 38 and wounded 102, including paramedics. The attack risks collapsing hospitals and worsening famine as fuel shortages disrupt essential services. Critics argue the strikes violate international law and deepen Yemen’s humanitarian crisis. Despite…

HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces groundbreaking series of studies to identify environmental toxins causing AUTISM In a bold move that could reshape the landscape of public health, U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced a series of groundbreaking studies aimed at identifying the environmental toxins responsible for…

Majority of Americans now favor mass deportation of illegal immigrants, polls show shift in public sentiment A new Washington Post/CNN poll shows 56% of Americans now support deporting all 11 million undocumented immigrants — a significant increase from 38% in 2016. The shift reflects growing alignment with former President Trump’s hardline immigration stance, emphasizing national…

SpaceX, Palantir, and Anduril are frontrunners to develop Trump's Golden Dome missile defense shield. The consortium proposes launching up to 1,000 satellites to detect and track missiles globally. SpaceX has pitched a subscription model rather than government ownership, raising Pentagon concerns. The project could cost hundreds of billions of dollars, with initial capabilities expected by…

Amy Schaffert on the Health Ranger Report: The making of “17 Miles” and the vision of Brighteon Films The movie "17 Miles," directed by Bob Denney and produced by Brighteon Films, challenges prevailing narratives on illegal immigration and human trafficking at the U.S.-Mexico border – offering a stark, truthful portrayal of the crisis. Amy Schaffert…