The CDC may shift its COVID-19 vaccine strategy to prioritize high-risk individuals while allowing personal choice for others. Advisors showed growing support (76%) for a risk-based approach over universal recommendations. Some experts worry about downplaying COVID risks, while others argue against broad mandates in favor of informed consent. New guidance could align the U.S. with…

President Trump personally joined Japan trade talks, showcasing his direct approach to reshaping global trade dynamics. Japan proposed $300 billion in U.S. investments and military cooperation to ease tensions over tariffs. The White House sees Japan as a test case for its broader strategy of using tariffs to extract concessions. Negotiations blend trade fairness with…

Breast cancer recurrence happens when treatment doesn’t get rid of all the cancer cells in the breast. Treatment can shrink breast cancer tumors until they’re undetectable. However, the weakened cells are still present, and over time, they can regain strength and start to grow, potentially leading to the creation of tumors. The odds of breast…

“Prepare Tribe: Prepare, Protect, Provide” on BrightU: Viet Cong’s survival tactics and modern prepping In Episode 9 of  "Prepare Tribe: Prepare, Protect, Provide," aired on April 13, Morgan Mitchell emphasized the importance of dispersed, hidden caches (e.g., buried supplies) to avoid reliance on a single location, citing the Viet Cong's survival tactics. Mitchell shared cache-building tips, such as…

Greenland’s strategic tensions: A tug-of-war over sovereignty, strategy and alliance Greenland’s geopolitical significance — its location between North America and Europe, rich resources and military value—has long attracted U.S. interest, especially as China and Russia increase their Arctic influence. U.S. military access stems from a 1951 NATO-era defense agreement with Denmark, permitting bases like Thule.…

Foreclosure wave hits U.S. as cost-of-living crisis squeezes homeowners Foreclosure filings rose sharply in Q1 2025 – up 11 percent quarterly – with March alone seeing 35,890 filings. This reverses three straight quarters of decline, signaling renewed financial distress among homeowners. High mortgage rates (above 6.5 percent) and inflation are squeezing homeowners, especially those with…

Oxidative stress may be linked to autism symptoms. Kids with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often have lower antioxidant levels than kids without, which may contribute to brain cell damage and behavioral changes. Antioxidant supplements like melatonin and CoQ10 show early promise. Studies found improvements in sleep, behavior and mood following use of these supplements under medical…

Even distribution of protein across meals preserves muscle strength in older adults, and microalgae like SPIRULINA can help bridge the gap A study from McGill University reveals that older adults who distribute their protein intake evenly across three meals maintain better muscle strength. The research, published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, tracked over…

Fake job seekers using AI deepfakes infiltrate U.S. companies, fueling national security threat Foreign actors use AI deepfakes to fraudulently obtain U.S. remote jobs, stealing wages for overseas weapons programs. Deepfake scammers have infiltrated defense contractors, Fortune 500 companies, and media networks, exposing data and posing financial risks. Remote hiring vulnerabilities allow AI-generated identities to…

North Dakota town exposes Big Fluoride and Big Government corruption in federal water poisoning scheme Washburn, North Dakota voted to end water fluoridation after uncovering federal funding misuse by fluoride lobbyists. CDC-funded state officials conspired to silence local fluoride opposers with astroturf campaigns and hostile tactics. Profanity-filled emails revealed collusion between dentists, public health officials…