If the Jacobins of Paris, 1794, had not been bum-rushed to the “national razor,” perhaps they would have acted-out as clownishly in defeat as America’s Democratic Party does right now after their election debacle of 2024. Imagine Robespierre in Harlequin drag riding backwards on a goat over the Pont Neuf to do handsprings and a…

Climate scientist Michael Mann sanctioned for misconduct in defamation case, raising questions about credibility and accountability Climate scientist Michael E. Mann was sanctioned by a federal judge for "bad-faith trial misconduct" in his defamation lawsuit against writers Mark Steyn and Rand Simberg. The judge ruled that Mann and his legal team knowingly presented false evidence,…

USDA cuts $1 billion in school lunch and local food programs: A blow to kids, farmers and communities The USDA eliminated two key programs — Local Food for Schools (LFS) and Local Food Purchase Assistance (LFPA) — which provided over $1 billion to schools and food banks for purchasing local farm produce. This decision has…

Chrysanthemum, a flowering plant from East Asia, has been cultivated for thousands of years in China and later became a national symbol in Japan. It is revered for its beauty, medicinal properties and cultural importance, thriving in temperate climates worldwide. Chrysanthemum is rich in bioactive compounds like flavonoids and polysaccharides, which offer antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and immune-supporting benefits.…

Without access to modern medicine, pioneers turned to the natural world for solutions, relying on plants to treat pain, inflammation and other ailments. Today, many of these plants remain trusted remedies in herbal medicine. Pioneers used black cohosh for joint pain, arthritis and menstrual cramps due to its anti-inflammatory properties. Jewelweed was a go-to remedy…

The natural health advocacy world and truth media followers around the globe cannot believe their eyes, as the FDA has just made the explosive admission that the mRNA clot shots are indeed spiked with contaminants that have triggered the global surge in cancers. One hard look (clinical study) at Pfizer’s Covid stabs and the FDA…

Yemen’s Houthi rebels announced renewed attacks on Red Sea shipping, citing Israel’s blockade of Gaza and expired ceasefire terms. The group accuses Israel of a “genocidal campaign” and warns of escalating maritime hostilities if aid restrictions persist. Over 100 missile and drone attacks since November 2023 have disrupted global trade, targeting Israeli, U.S., and U.K.-linked…

Nearly 100 million Americans exposed to toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in tap water, study finds Nearly 100 million Americans are exposed to PFAS-contaminated tap water, linked to cancer, thyroid issues, and developmental problems. A USGS study found 71-95 million homes affected, with major cities like New York and Miami among the hardest hit. PFAS, used in…

Jacky Law’s “Big Pharma” examines the pharmaceutical industry’s practices and their impact on global health The pharmaceutical industry has revolutionized healthcare with life-saving treatments but is often criticized for prioritizing profits over public health, as explored in Jacky Law's book "Big Pharma: Exposing the Global Healthcare Agenda." The book highlights the AIDS epidemic as a…

Report: NASA prioritized WOKENESS over space research during Biden’s presidency NASA allocated over $2.3 million since 2021 to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, including $100,000 to enhance diversity in planetary science and $2 million to integrate DEI principles into its culture. A 22-page guide on workplace gender transition policies was also created. Despite heavy…