Iowa Republicans propose a bill requiring vaccine manufacturers to waive legal immunity for injury lawsuits to distribute or administer vaccines in the state. The bill aims to hold vaccine makers accountable for injuries, challenging protections under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. Supporters argue the current system denies due process, with only 1% of injury…

Discovery of lost Roman city reveals RESILIENCE of the Roman Empire in Third Century Archaeologists uncover thriving Roman city of Interamna Lirenas, challenging assumptions about the Empire’s decline. The settlement flourished 300 years longer than previously believed, surviving the Crisis of the Third Century. Advanced excavation techniques reveal a sophisticated urban center with a roofed…

Health Ranger Report: Scott Wiper discusses Gen. Michael Flynn’s stand against Deep State tyranny Scott Wiper, known for action films, shifted to documentary filmmaking to address pressing political and social issues, leading to the creation of "The Flynn Movie," which documents the persecution of Gen. Michael Flynn. The film reveals the systemic and multifaceted attack…

U.S. President Donald Trump announced 25 percent tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods, effective March 4. The tariffs were initially set for early last month but were delayed due to attempts by Canadian and Mexican leaders to address American concerns. Trump's tariffs target various goods: Avocados, beer and vehicles from Mexico, as well as crude…

Pro-censorship Brazilian justice TRAMPLES on free speech and U.S. sovereignty Justice Alexandre de Moraes issued an arrest warrant for a U.S. citizen for political speech made in the U.S., raising concerns about Brazil's infringement on U.S. sovereignty and the First Amendment. Moraes' actions are part of a broader campaign to suppress dissent, targeting social media…

President Donald Trump announced his administration's plans to end diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, emphasizing that hiring and promotion decisions should be based on skill and competence rather than race or gender. Trump praised the Supreme Court's recent decision on affirmative action in college admissions as a "brave and powerful" step, aligning with his…

Scientific evidence suggests mercury can disrupt brain function through oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction and glial cell impairment – factors also observed in autism. Some individuals have genetic variations, such as differences in the glutathione-S-transferase (GST) gene, which make it harder for their bodies to detoxify mercury. This could increase their vulnerability to its neurological effects.…

A tragic consequence of failed border policies: Illegal immigrant sentenced for killing Florida deputy Juan Ariel Molina-Salles, a previously deported illegal immigrant from Honduras, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the hit-and-run death of Pinellas County Deputy Michael Hartwick, reigniting the national debate on border security and immigration enforcement. On September 22, 2022,…

Bombshell revelation: Biden’s Presidency may be entirely illegitimate, as AUTOPEN SCANDAL exposes shadow government A Heritage Foundation investigation reveals nearly every document signed during Biden’s presidency used an autopen, raising questions about his awareness and control. The only confirmed document with Biden’s actual signature was his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race. Missouri Attorney General…

For a long time, drinking too much coffee was thought to be a problem, because of all the caffeine that comes with it. But unless you have a medical condition like chronic hypertension and have been warned to stay away from caffeine, it shouldn’t be an issue. In fact, I’ve got more good news for…