“Generation RX”: The pharmaceutical revolution and its profound impact on American society From 1993 to 2004, the average number of prescriptions filled by Americans almost doubled from seven to twelve, reflecting a significant increase in reliance on pharmaceuticals, with annual costs reaching around $180 billion for three billion prescriptions. Key factors driving this increase include…

RFK Jr. to axe FDA’s GRAS loophole, forcing scientific studies on a range of harmful food additives, including these 43 additives of concern The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) maintains a list of substances "Generally Recognized as Safe" (GRAS) for use in food. While these substances are considered safe under the conditions of their…

Grieving family’s pain exploited: How vaccine zealotry crossed the line in West Texas The death of a 6-year-old girl from measles in Seminole, West Texas, sparked a media frenzy, with reporters intruding on the family’s private grief during the funeral viewing, prompting the family to call law enforcement for protection. The Atlantic published an article…

USAID’s overseas labs and reckless research: The real culprit behind disease outbreaks, says biosafety expert Biosafety expert Richard H. Ebright challenges the New York Times' narrative, arguing that USAID's funding of high-risk research and poorly regulated overseas labs, not budget cuts, is the primary driver of global disease outbreaks. The Times claimed that reduced USAID funding increases…

Zelensky’s arrogance and entitlement cost Ukraine more territory and lives as RUSSIA ADVANCES, taking Constantinople Russian forces have seized control of Constantinople in the Donetsk People’s Republic, marking a significant territorial gain. Ukrainian troops face mounting losses, with up to 1,300 soldiers killed in the past 24 hours alone, alongside the destruction of Western-supplied military…

If you’ve been on a rollercoaster of weight loss and gain, commonly known as yo-yo dieting, you might be surprised to know how big of an impact this body-weight cycling has on your health. In fact, not only can yo-yo dieting damage your heart, but it also comes with additional health warnings to be wary…

Lockdowns during COVID-19 caused more harm than good, with studies showing devastating impacts on mental health, education, and the economy. Media and tech platforms censored and mocked critics of lockdowns. Research reveals lockdowns were ten times deadlier than the virus itself, measured by years of life lost due to collateral damage. Trust in public health…

Houthi rebels target Israeli ships in Red Sea amid rising tensions over Gaza aid blockade Yemen’s Houthi rebels declare all Israeli vessels in key waterways legitimate targets, escalating tensions in critical maritime trade routes. The Houthis’ broad definition of “Israeli ships” risks collateral damage to global trade, threatening vessels linked to Israel in any capacity.…

Mississippi joins growing list of states BANNING lab-grown meat with bill passed in state House The Mississippi House of Representatives passed HB 1006, prohibiting the manufacture, sale or distribution of cultivated meat. Mississippi Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson and other supporters frame the ban as a defense of traditional farming and consumer choice. Opponents argue the…

Dr. Steven Bratman explores a natural alternative in his book “Beat Depression with St. John’s Wort” Depression is a widespread condition characterized by chronic sadness, hopelessness and difficulty concentrating, significantly disrupting daily life. Psychotherapy and prescription antidepressants like Prozac are common treatments but can be slow, costly and associated with side effects such as insomnia,…