RFK Jr. vs. Sanders: A Heated Exchange on Pharmaceutical Influence in Politics Kennedy accused Sanders of receiving millions from the pharmaceutical industry, a claim Sanders strongly denied, highlighting deep divisions within the Democratic Party. The exchange revealed concerns about the pharmaceutical industry's opaque influence on politics, potentially undermining the legislative process and public health policies.…

Trump’s tariff gamble: A bold move to secure borders or a risky blow to North American trade? President Donald Trump plans to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, effective March 1, using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act as a legal basis. The tariffs aim to address the fentanyl crisis and…

Bank of America’s ANTI-CONSERVATIVE BIAS exposed as Congressional GOP probes de-banking scandal Bank of America (BofA) faces allegations of political discrimination against conservatives, despite denying such claims. High-profile figures like retired Gen. Michael Flynn and Dr. John Eastman have shared testimonies of being debanked due to their political affiliations. Republican lawmakers, including Kentucky Rep. James…

Teens’ rising aggression, hallucinations linked to early cellphone use, study finds A Sapien Labs study links early smartphone use in teens to increased aggression, hallucinations, and detachment from reality. 37% of 13-year-olds reported suicidal thoughts, with nearly half feeling detached from reality. Mental health declines sharply with each younger generation, particularly among girls, with 65%…

The White House, under Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, has introduced new rules to increase access for independent journalists and smaller media outlets, including a rotating seat for new journalists in the James Brady Briefing Room and the reinstatement of credentials for about 440 journalists previously revoked by the Biden administration. The initiative aims to engage…

Trump signs order to reinstate 8,000+ service members discharged over COVID-19 vaccine mandate with full back pay and benefits President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Jan. 26 to reinstate more than 8,000 service members who were discharged or left the military due to the COVID-19 vaccination mandate, with full back pay and benefits.…

Sen. Rand Paul: The data is clear that COVID-19 leaked from a lab Sen. Rand Paul asserts that the COVID-19 pandemic originated from a lab leak in Wuhan, China, and accuses the Chinese Communist Party of covering it up. The origins of COVID-19 are debated between natural spillover and a lab leak, with many U.S.…

Health Ranger Report: The shocking truth about VENOM PEPTIDES in drugs and cosmetics Derived from reptiles like the Gila monster, venom peptides are increasingly used in weight-loss drugs (e.g., Ozempic, Wegovy) and anti-aging skincare products, marketed for their hormone-mimicking properties. Experts warn that venom peptides can cause turbo-charged cancer growth, neurological damage and mental health…

Russia plans to launch a comprehensive facial recognition payment network this year, led by Sberbank and the National Payment Card System (NSPK). The project includes installing approximately two million biometric payment terminals nationwide, starting with Moscow's Metro system in 2024 and full national deployment by the second half of 2025. The initiative integrates with the…

RFK Jr. faces uphill battle in Senate confirmation as lawmakers’ ties to Big Pharma come under scrutiny Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced a contentious confirmation hearing for leading HHS, clashing with senators over industry ties. Kennedy proposes stricter health standards but meets resistance from lawmakers with financial ties to pharma and food industries. Senators from…