Egg prices plummet nearly $2 in just 13 days following Trump administration’s bold plan Egg prices have fallen dramatically, with the average cost of a dozen eggs dropping by nearly $2.00 in 13 days, providing relief to American consumers after months of historic highs exceeding $8 per dozen. A strategic plan – including a $1 billion…

Arrest of a Columbia University graduate participating in campus protests against Israel ignites widespread outrage online A Columbia University graduate, Mahmoud Khalil, was arrested by ICE on March 8 at his student residence. Despite presenting his green card, ICE agents allegedly threatened to revoke it, sparking outrage over potential suppression of pro-Palestine advocacy. The Department…

Autism is more common in boys than girls, and new research suggests that prenatal hormones and the placenta may influence genetic risk factors for autism. The placenta actively regulates hormone levels and gene expression, with male and female placentas functioning differently, potentially contributing to autism's sex differences. Autism-related genes interact with prenatal steroid hormones, like…

Maria Zeee and Mike Adams: The rise of digital ID, government censorship and tyranny Maria Zeee discussed the severe censorship by the Australian eSafety Commissioner, which has stifled free speech, and highlighted similar practices in the U.S. as revealed by the Twitter Files. Mike Adams emphasized his legal battles against government censorship and the importance…

Iran, Russia, China unite against US sanctions, demand end to ‘unlawful’ coercion in global power play Iran, Russia, and China issued a joint statement condemning US sanctions as "unlawful" during high-level talks in Beijing. The meeting aimed to revive stalled US-Iran nuclear negotiations, which Tehran refuses to engage in under threats and sanctions. US President…

Trump reversed his stance on Gaza, stating "nobody is expelling any Palestinians" despite earlier comments about population removal. The president's original "Riviera" plan faced widespread condemnation for promoting forced displacement of Gaza's 1.8 million residents. Arab states recently proposed a $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza that wouldn't displace Palestinians. The White House rejected the…

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.…