If October 7 justifies the Gaza genocide, what acts of violence will the Gaza genocide justify? If you believe that all the violence and destruction in Gaza is the fault of Hamas, then by your own logic you must also accept that the coming wave of violent extremism and antisemitism which is going to ensue…

U.S. Government’s Bio-War Against America: 15 Historical Medical Horrors Inflicted on the American People by the Government Itself As this research article reveals, the U.S. government has routinely unleashed bioweapons on its own people. It has weaponized medicine, dropped aerosolized bioweapons on civilian populations in the USA and subjected American civilians—especially Black and marginalized populations—to…

Late nights and short sleep: New study links teen sleep biotypes to brain development A study in Cell Reports reveals that teens who sleep earlier and longer (Biotype 3) exhibit stronger brain connectivity, better cognitive performance and larger hippocampus volumes compared to those with late, short sleep (Biotype 1), highlighting sleep’s critical role in adolescent…

“Wartime Homefront Essential Skills” on BrightU: Tips and tricks to master the age-old art of foraging In episode 3 of "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills," Scott Sexton, a foraging expert, joined Marjory Wildcraft and shared beginner-friendly tips to help novices safely harvest wild food, emphasizing safety and simplicity. Key guidelines include avoiding uncertain plants, steering clear of white…

Trade war shockwaves hit U.S. ports as Chinese imports plummet, experts warn of shelves going “empty” U.S. ports face congestion as Chinese tariffs slash cargo volumes by 33%. Analysts warn tariffs could trigger stagflation and 1970s-style economic crisis. 60% of U.S. military/medical tech relies on Chinese parts, risking national security. Stores may lose 20% inventory…

Health Ranger Report: Dr. Suzanne Humphries discusses RFK Jr.’s SECRET BATTLE against the HHS swamp As the new Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces entrenched resistance from pharmaceutical interests and bureaucratic officials who suppress vaccine safety concerns and scientific transparency. Dr. Suzanne Humphries highlights parallels to past scandals (e.g., polio vaccine narratives), where public…

If you’re overweight or obese, losing those first pounds may feel like climbing a mountain. And if you’re in the over-50 crowd, you may feel even more discouraged. I’m here to tell you there IS a way to start climbing that mountain. No drugs involved. It’s research-based, and it CAN help you control that seemingly…

On April 29, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized Zevaskyn, a first-of-its-kind gene therapy for recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa (RDEB), a devastating genetic condition causing fragile, blistering skin. Developed by Abeona Therapeutics, the therapy represents a major milestone for rare disease patients but also underscores the escalating costs of biotech breakthroughs—a trend critics argue…

Putin announces three-day ceasefire in Ukraine for Victory Day, raising skepticism and hope Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a three-day ceasefire in Ukraine, starting on May 8 and ending on May 10, coinciding with Russia's Victory Day celebrations. The ceasefire follows intense pressure from U.S. President Donald J. Trump, who has called for a cessation…

There’s no question that obesity is terrible for health. And one of the worst impacts it has is on cancer risk. Obesity is linked to an increased risk of more than a dozen types of cancer, and it’s also shown to worsen prognosis and survival rates. The metabolic changes and chronic inflammation associated with obesity…