U.S. imposes visa restrictions on Nicaraguan officials over human rights abuses The second Trump administration imposed visa bans on over 250 Nicaraguan officials, raising the total to more than 2,000 sanctioned individuals. The move targets Ortega and Murillo's regime for human rights abuses and suppression of democracy. Since the 2018 protests, Nicaragua's government has intensified…

A November 2023 cyberattack on Long Beach city systems compromised highly sensitive data of 600,000+ residents, including SSNs, biometrics (fingerprints, facial scans), financial/medical records and passport/driver’s license details. The breach wasn't disclosed until April 2025. Unlike passwords, biometric data cannot be reset, leaving victims permanently vulnerable. No confirmed misuse has been reported, but the 17-month…

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is banning direct pharmaceutical industry employees from its advisory committees to reduce corporate influence and improve transparency, as announced by its new Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary. Advisory panels have long included experts with financial ties to drug companies, raising concerns about impartiality in drug approvals and safety decisions. While…

Florida’s six-week abortion ban leads to sharpest infanticide decline among U.S. states Florida saw the sharpest drop in abortions (14 percent, or 12,100 fewer procedures) among U.S. states after its six-week ban took effect in 2024, contrasting with a slight national increase. The law, prohibiting abortions after fetal cardiac activity is detected (with limited exceptions),…

Collapse is the only real reform: Health Ranger predicts imminent U.S. financial and societal breakdown Mike Adams predicts the U.S. will face an unavoidable systemic collapse due to unchecked corruption, unsustainable debt, and failed reforms, rendering traditional political solutions ineffective. The U.S. is compared to a debt-addicted junkie, with the national debt exceeding $36 trillion…

Arizona's HB 2164, the "Arizona Healthy Schools Act," bans ultra-processed foods containing harmful additives (e.g., potassium bromate, synthetic dyes) in public school cafeterias and vendor-sold meals. The law takes effect in the 2026–2027 school year. The additives are linked to childhood obesity, diabetes, behavioral disorders and other health issues. The law emphasizes whole, minimally processed…

Dr. Suzanne Humphries exposes historical vaccine myths: Polio decline preceded vaccines, sanitation was key Dr. Humphries highlights that polio mortality dropped significantly before vaccines due to improved sanitation and hygiene, contradicting mainstream narratives that credit vaccines alone. Historical polio outbreaks were exaggerated to promote vaccination, despite low incidence rates, while modern measles cases are similarly…

WEF Founder Klaus Schwab under fire as whistleblower reveals systemic misconduct, sexual harassment claims In a stunning turn of events, Klaus Schwab, the octogenarian founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF), has resigned following a whistleblower letter exposing systemic misconduct, financial impropriety, and workplace discrimination. The WEF, a shadowy nexus of globalist power, now confronts…

The Miraculous Healing Power of DMSO: Nature’s Forgotten Cure for Cancer, Pain, and Regeneration For decades, the pharmaceutical industry and its enablers in the FDA, CDC, and mainstream medicine have systematically suppressed the truth about DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide)—a powerful, natural compound extracted from trees that holds the key to tissue regeneration, cancer remission, inflammation reversal,…

Ford halts U.S. vehicle shipments to China amid retaliatory tariffs Ford suspended shipments of American-made models like the F-150 Raptor, Mustang, Bronco and Lincoln Navigator to China due to retaliatory tariffs exceeding 150 percent. China raised tariffs on U.S. vehicles to 125 percent (from 84 percent) in response to U.S. measures, including "reciprocal" tariffs, fentanyl-related…