Most American food contains synthetic chemicals, preservatives, artificial flavors, GMOs, pesticides, hormones, and other toxic additives, which contribute to preventable diseases and disorders. A century ago, diseases like cancer, diabetes, and autism were rare, largely due to the absence of processed foods, vaccines, and chemical-laden agriculture. Post-WWII, processed foods and synthetic remedies replaced natural diets…

Columbia University student self-deports following visa revocation over pro-Hamas protests Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian national and Columbia University doctoral student, had her F-1 student visa revoked due to her involvement in pro-Hamas protests. She voluntarily left the U.S. using the CBP Home app, a new tool for self-reporting departures. Launched in March, the app allows…

U.S. declares South African ambassador PERSONA NON GRATA The U.S. declared South Africa's ambassador, Ebrahim Rasool persona non grata expelling him after his inflammatory remarks at a seminar in Johannesburg, where he accused U.S. President Donald Trump and the MAGA movement of promoting "white supremacy." The expulsion marks a significant deterioration in U.S.-South Africa relations,…

Border czar Tom Homan accuses Biden administration of deliberately undermining immigration enforcement Border czar Tom Homan accused the Biden administration of intentionally dismantling effective immigration enforcement policies, leading to a surge in illegal border crossings. Homan suggested that the former administration's policies are driven by political calculations, aiming to increase Democratic representation in the House…

Senate moves to ban Chinese researchers from U.S. national labs amid espionage fears Republican lawmakers led by Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), introduced the Guarding American Technology from Exploitation (GATE) Act to ban foreign researchers from adversarial nations (China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and Cuba) from accessing the Department of Energy's 17 national laboratories. The bill…

A 20-year-old illegal immigrant from Guatemala, Marlon Rabanales-Pretzantzin, is charged with second-degree murder after fatally beating his two-month-old daughter, Liseyda Rabanales Barrios. The infant suffered severe physical abuse, including broken bones and head injuries, leading to her death. Rabanales-Pretzantzin admitted to physically abusing the baby, claiming he did not believe the child was his and…

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey signed SB 456 into law, restricting access to women’s spaces (restrooms, changing rooms, sleeping quarters) in public schools, colleges, shelters and correctional facilities based on biological sex. The law takes effect on June 9. The bill aims to protect women and girls from harassment, abuse and violence by defining male…

USAID under fire: India demands accountability amid allegations of election meddling and financial mismanagement India has formally requested a decade-long audit of all USAID-funded projects within its borders, citing concerns over foreign interference in its elections and questionable financial practices by the U.S. aid agency. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs seeks detailed expenditure reports…

Silencing America: How USAID and global engagement center colluded with foreign governments and media to censor free speech America First Legal (AFL) uncovered a coordinated effort involving U.S. agencies (USAID, GEC), foreign governments (U.K.) and private media firms (NewsGuard, Poynter) to suppress free speech under the guise of combating "misinformation," "disinformation," and "malinformation." This alliance…

Watch: ‘The Daily Show’ celebrates destructive, violent anti-Musk protests as audience cheers It’s hardly surprising to see one of the rotating hosts of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” taking cheap shots at the Trump administration or conservatives in general. (Article by Russell Bartlett republished from WLTReport.com) But even by its already low standards, one recent segment…