Musk’s DOGE uncovers massive unemployment fraud: Future births, toddlers, and the “dead” cashed in DOGE has uncovered $382M in fraudulent unemployment claims, including payments to children under five and individuals over 115. Over 24,500 claimants listed as 115+ received $59M, while 28,000 toddlers fraudulently claimed $254M. Some applicants had future birthdates, including one "born in…

Pfizer’s RSV vaccine linked to preterm births as drug giant CONCEALED RISKS from pregnant women in unethical clinical trials "Trust the science" is the mantra repeated to pregnant women, but Pfizer's deliberate omission of preterm birth risks in RSV trials shows Big Pharma values profits over ethics. Key findings from BMJ Open study: Pregnant women who…

The European Union paused its planned $23.25 billion tariffs on U.S. goods (e.g., maize, wheat, motorcycles) in response to the U.S. temporarily lowering its own tariffs on EU steel and aluminum. The pause lasts 90 days to allow for negotiations. Global markets rallied after the announcement, with European shares surging and U.S. stock indexes rising,…

A study from the University of Hong Kong found that individuals with greater muscle strength had a 44% lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, even if genetically predisposed. Researchers analyzed data from 141,848 UK Biobank participants, using grip strength as a muscle strength indicator and assessing genetic risk via 138 diabetes-linked variants. People with…

Two companies unveiled photonic chips using light instead of electricity for faster, more efficient computing. These chips solve real-world problems better than current electronic processors, crucial as Moore's Law stalls. AI-driven demand meets photonic computing’s advantages — higher speed, bandwidth, and lower heat versus traditional chips. Lightmatter and Lightelligence overcame accuracy and scalability hurdles, enabling…

"Breaking Banks" by Brett King explores the transformation of the banking sector driven by technology, changing consumer behavior and innovative strategies, focusing on how digital solutions are rebuilding trust and enhancing transparency and efficiency in lending. Lending practices date back to 3000 BC in Mesopotamia, where silver and barley were used as currencies, and interest…

Building a prepper food stockpile on a budget: A practical guide for every household In an era of unpredictable events and rising costs, building a food stockpile has become a practical strategy for anyone seeking security and peace of mind. If you stockpile food, you can get a sense of security and stability because it…

Originating in the Andes, potatoes became a global staple due to their hardiness and nutritional value. A medium baked potato with its skin on provides fiber, potassium (more than a banana), vitamins B6 and C, and antioxidants. While potatoes are good for your heart and gut health, consuming fried potatoes is not healthy. Pairing potatoes with protein…

Shedding light on the dark side of MMR vaccines: How vaccinated individuals SPREAD MEASLES & put the vulnerable at risk MMR vaccine shedding may allow transmission of measles via breast milk or other routes. A documented case describes a vaccinated woman contracting measles 9 weeks post-vaccination. A documented case of a teenager dying after contracting…

In a dramatic turn of events, the U.S. stock market experienced one of its most significant rallies in history on Wednesday, following President Donald Trump's announcement of a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 2,962.86 points, or 7.87%, marking its largest single-day gain since March 2020. The S&P 500 skyrocketed…