“Wartime Homefront Essential Skills” on BrightU: How roadkill can become survival gold when SHTF In episode 9 of "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills," Marjory Wildcraft and Red Louvish explained how roadkill can be processed into both safe-to-eat meat and high-quality buckskin, offering a sustainable solution amid rising food costs and supply chain issues. Louvish emphasized checking…

Children inhale hormone-disrupting chemicals from mattresses during sleep, research reveals Parents may be unknowingly exposing their children to toxic chemicals in mattresses that have been linked to dangers such as developmental disorders, cancer, and neurological damage. Studies show that children’s mattresses emit high levels of hormone-disrupting flame retardants, phthalates, and UV filters, which are then…

Generative AI (Gen AI) has rapidly evolved from a niche tool to a ubiquitous assistant, reshaping how people work, learn, and interact. A recent analysis by Marc Zao-Sanders for Harvard Business Review, based on thousands of forum posts, reveals striking shifts in AI usage between 2024 and 2025. The findings, visualized by Visual Capitalist, highlight…

Kevin McGary on the Health Ranger Report: Why WOKE DEI policies threaten American excellence and unity The Health Ranger Mike Adams and Kevin McGary discussed the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, questioning whether the Secret Service's hiring practices, influenced by DEI principles, may have compromised the agency's effectiveness and competence. McGary cited the resignation…

Blueberries are rich in antioxidants (especially anthocyanins), fiber, vitamins (C, K) and manganese, supporting heart health, brain function, digestion and disease prevention. Native to North America, blueberries were used by Indigenous peoples for food and medicine. Modern cultivation began in the 20th century, making them a globally popular superfood. Blueberries may improve cognitive function, lower…

Green energy experiment by Spain and Portugal fails with power grid collapse and blackout A massive power outage on April 28 left millions without electricity, disrupting transportation, emergency services and commerce – one of Europe's worst peacetime blackouts. The collapse followed Spain's celebration of running entirely on renewable energy, exposing the instability of wind and…

Trillion-dollar grid overhaul needed to prevent more Spain-style blackouts, experts warn Europe’s outdated power grid is struggling to handle renewable energy growth, leading to massive blackouts like Spain and Portugal’s worst-ever outage. Aging infrastructure and insufficient grid investment leave Europe vulnerable, with $600 billion per year needed for upgrades by 2030. Spain’s blackout, losing 60%…

Organic heavy cream powder transcends its "backup" role, offering depth to dishes, making it a must-have for efficient, sustainable cooking. Heavy cream powder can last for years in storage, requires no refrigeration, reduces food waste and simplifies storage for preppers and home chefs. Acts as a drop-in substitute for fresh cream in both sweet and…

India cuts water flow to Pakistan in escalating Kashmir conflict, sparking nuclear tensions India has cut water flow from the Chenab River to Pakistan, escalating tensions after a deadly Kashmir attack blamed on Pakistan. Pakistan warns that water diversion is an "act of war," risking broader conflict as the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty collapses. India…

“Outside the Box Cancer Therapies” offers hope and innovation in the fight against cancer The book "Outside The Box Cancer Therapies" advocates for combining conventional medicine with alternative therapies, emphasizing individualized, whole person care to treat and prevent cancer. Highlighting cases like an 84-year-old woman with metastatic cancer thriving after high-dose vitamin C therapy, and…