Injected allergies: How vaccines may be rewiring the immune systems and fueling the food allergy epidemic Independent researcher Vinu Arumugham suggests that food proteins in vaccines may be driving the rise in food allergies. Injecting food proteins, rather than ingesting them, can sensitize the immune system, leading to allergic reactions. The body is designed to…

Eyes in the sky: U.S. Space Force deploys cutting-edge tech to detect Chinese satellite surveillance The U.S. Space Force has launched a prototype payload (LDPE-3A) to detect when American satellites are being observed, tracked, or targeted by foreign adversaries, particularly China. This technology provides real-time alerts and is set to be integrated across the Space…

Biden’s EPA spent millions on DEI initiatives like ‘de-gendering’ bathrooms while ignoring real crises The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under Biden prioritized DEI initiatives, including gender-neutral restrooms and pronoun policies, over addressing environmental and economic crises. Taxpayer dollars funded these efforts, with high-earning employees focusing on cultural changes rather than core environmental missions. The EPA's…

“Once the principle is established that the government can arrest and jail protesters… officials will use it to silence opposition broadly.”—Heather Cox Richardson, historian You can’t have it both ways. (Article by John & Nisha Whitehead republished from Rutherford.org) You can’t live in a constitutional republic if you allow the government to act like a police state. …

The Health Ranger exposes shadowy government practices: Explores links between 5G technology and biomedical research practices Mike Adams, alias the Health Ranger, exposes potential fraud in PCR testing due to lack of certified reference materials for isolating SARS-Cov-2 in "The Missing Link Live." Adams links use of benzene in pharmaceuticals and pesticides to potential health…

Saturn dethrones Jupiter as the solar system’s moon king with 128 new discoveries • Astronomers have discovered 128 new moons orbiting Saturn, bringing its total to 274, nearly double the number of moons orbiting all other planets combined. • The discovery was made using the Canada France Hawaii Telescope (CFHT) and the “shift and stack” technique,…

“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…