Nestle recalls frozen meals over wood-like contamination, joining alarming string of recent food recalls Nestlé USA recalls Lean Cuisine and Stouffer’s frozen meals due to potential wood-like material contamination, following a choking incident report. Affected products include specific batches of ravioli, shrimp stir fry, and chicken lasagna with best-by dates from September 2025 to April…

Fake Ozempic and weight loss drugs with rat poison and deadly toxins circulating, posing life-threatening risks to consumers U.S. and UK authorities are warning of counterfeit weight-loss injections containing toxic substances like rat poison, cement, mercury, and arsenic. Fake drugs, often mimicking Ozempic, have caused life-threatening comas and severe health risks. Counterfeit medications may even…

Coppell ISD under fire: Texas AG Ken Paxton takes legal action against woke CRT curriculum in schools Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit on March 18 against Coppell Independent School District (ISD) for allegedly teaching critical race theory (CRT) in violation of state law. The lawsuit was prompted by a video showing a…

Danone North America has recalled over 75,000 bottles of Hazelnut and Cinnabon Classic Cinnamon Roll coffee creamers due to spoilage and illness reports. The FDA upgraded the recall to Class II, indicating potential temporary or reversible health risks from consumption. Affected products, sold in 31 states, have expiration dates of July 2 and 3, 2025,…

Coal ash holds $8.4 billion in rare earth minerals, offering path to U.S. energy independence Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin discovered $8.4 billion worth of rare earth elements (REEs) in U.S. coal ash deposits, crucial for green energy technologies. Coal ash, often treated as waste, contains minerals like neodymium and dysprosium, essential…

Johns Hopkins University is eliminating over 2,200 positions worldwide, including 1,975 employees across 44 countries and 247 in the U.S., following the termination of $800 million in funding from USAID. This significantly impacts its Bloomberg School of Public Health, School of Medicine and Jhpiego, a global health nonprofit. The funding loss will disrupt over 600…

The current U.S. financial system already operates as a digital control grid, with 92% of dollars existing only in databases, transactions monitored without warrants, and access to money revocable at any time. Government agencies like the IRS, NSA and Treasury collect and analyze financial data with minimal oversight. Stablecoins, such as Tether (USDT) and USD…

Sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum), also known as sweet-scented bedstraw, has been used in European herbal medicine since medieval times. It was valued for its sweet, hay-like fragrance, insect-repellent properties and role in May Day celebrations, particularly in Germany, where it is used to make Maitrank (May wine). The plant’s distinctive aroma comes from coumarin, a phytonutrient…

Nature’s pharmacy: How ancient plants could revolutionize modern diabetes treatment Diabetes mellitus affects over 382 million adults worldwide, with rising treatment costs and healthcare burdens driving interest in traditional plant-based remedies as sustainable alternatives to modern therapies. Dr. Appian Subramoniam's book explores the scientific basis of antidiabetic plants, examining their active principles, mechanisms of action…

Poland to deploy up to 1 million anti-personnel mines along eastern border amid rising Russian threats Poland plans to deploy up to one million anti-personnel mines along its eastern border as part of the "East Shield" defense initiative. Poland and Baltic allies withdraw from the Ottawa Convention, citing escalating threats from Russia and Belarus. The…