Yoga and autism: A science-backed look at how a simple practice is transforming behavior and movement in children with ASD An eight-week yoga program led to reduced behavioral challenges and improved motor coordination in children with autism, with benefits lasting beyond the intervention period. Children showed decreased irritability and social withdrawal, likely due to yoga's…

Trump administration orders 1M migrants admitted via CBP One app to self-deport or face ban Trump ends legal status for nearly one million migrants using the CBP One app. DHS warns affected individuals to self-deport or face removal and a permanent entry ban. The CBP One app, criticized as a mass parole scheme, was terminated…

Destiny USA, New York’s largest mall, defaulted on a $325.2M mortgage (including deferred interest) after failing to extend its loan maturity date, casting doubt on its owner’s (Pyramid Management Group) financial viability. Pyramid is negotiating a loan modification to delay maturity to 2025 in exchange for a $1.1M fee, but success is uncertain, and the…

Criminal referral requests filed against Fauci and top COVID officials in seven states The Vires Law Group and the Former Feds Group Freedom Foundation have submitted criminal referral requests to state prosecutors, urging investigations into Dr. Anthony Fauci and other officials for alleged crimes during the COVID-19 pandemic. They join Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Missouri and…

DOGE unveils $400M unemployment fraud scandal: Toddlers, futuristic birthdates fuel outcry Elon Musk and Trump’s DOGE uncovered a $400M fraud scheme in the U.S. unemployment system, including absurd claims like payments to toddlers, people born in 2040 or later, and individuals older than 115 (beyond documented human lifespans). The report blames outdated verification systems and…

Oats (Avena sativa) originated in the Fertile Crescent and became a staple in cooler climates like Northern Europe. They were later introduced to North America and are now majorly produced in Russia, Canada and the United States. Oats are rich in complex carbs, fiber (especially cholesterol-lowering beta-glucan), protein, B vitamins, minerals (manganese, magnesium) and antioxidants…

A turning point in American economic history: “The Origins of the Federal Reserve” by Murray N. Rothbard The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 marked a significant transition from a laissez-faire economic model to one characterized by centralized government control, fundamentally altering the U.S. financial system. Contrary to the popular narrative, the Progressive Era – which aimed…

U.S.-funded “anti-misinformation” groups persist, raising concerns over censorship and bias Despite previous political promises to curb government-backed censorship, several NSF-funded projects have continued under new names and broader missions, now housed within left-leaning institutions and nonprofits. Initially designed to persuade vaccine skeptics, the $5 million NSF-funded initiative called Chime In now promotes GMOs, sunscreen safety…

Tesla halts orders for U.S.-made Model S and X in China due to soaring tariffs in the U.S.-China trade war. Retaliatory tariffs make U.S. imports prohibitively expensive, forcing Tesla to pivot its strategy. Tesla’s Shanghai factory shields Model 3 and Y sales, highlighting the value of local production. Elon Musk sends mixed signals on tariffs,…

Aluminum, essential to vaccine science, also causes serious health conditions, including chronic fatigue, neurodegenerative diseases, macrophagic myofasciitis Aluminum adjuvants in vaccines have been linked to a range of health issues, including macrophagic myofasciitis (MMF), chronic fatigue syndrome, and neurodegenerative diseases. Studies reveal that aluminum particles can persist in the body for up to eight years,…