Trump weighs tying U.S. drug prices to cheaper global rates, sparking pharma backlash President Trump revives a plan to lower U.S. prescription drug prices by tying them to cheaper rates paid in other nations. Americans pay nearly triple for drugs compared to patients abroad. Panicked pharma leaders call the policy an existential threat, warning it…

AI reveals biblical apocalypse: Comets, not angels, in Book of Revelation, says Health Ranger Mike Adams Mike Adams uses AI-generated imagery to argue that the Book of Revelation describes comet strikes, not divine acts, citing "flaming mountains" and "falling stars" as literal cosmic disasters. Adams claims Revelation’s trumpets symbolize comet impacts: forests burning, seas turning…

Pesticides are a worldwide health problem, destroying environments, animals' lives and human health as well. Most people think this is an “outdoor” problem, but now science and research reveal these contaminants are being tracked into the average home at alarming rates and intensity. The result? People are getting cancer and suffering other horrendous health outcomes…

Maca, or "Peruvian ginseng," has been cultivated in the Andes for over 2,000 years, initially domesticated around 1600 BCE. It was highly valued by the Inca civilization and used as currency before its decline post-Spanish conquest. Modern commercial interest in maca resurged in the late 1980s. Maca is rich source of essential vitamins and minerals, fiber…

Democrats’ post-election strife intensifies as Biden’s public comeback fractures party unity Biden’s April 15 speech criticizing Trump reignited Democratic infighting, with critics arguing his reentry could hurt rebuild efforts. His 39% approval rating — the lowest for any living ex-president — fuels debate over his electoral viability. Allies like Michael LaRosa (Jill Biden’s ex-press secretary)…

If you’re trying to lose weight, it might seem reasonable to think that using artificial sweeteners to reduce your calories might be preferable to eating foods with sugar. Not so fast. You’ll want to think twice before putting artificial anything into your body. Those fake sweetener packets you see on restaurant tables have been linked…

The FDA announces a policy to remove pharmaceutical industry representatives from its advisory committees. Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary cites the need to reduce industry influence and restore public trust. The FDA aims to strengthen patient and caregiver voices, eliminating industry influence. The move is part of a broader effort to ensure the FDA's independence and…

Housing relief in sight as foreign buyers retreat, deportations rise and Airbnb pulls back Political tensions, Trump’s tariffs, a weak Canadian dollar and Canada’s own foreign-buyer ban led to a mass exodus of Canadian investors, who previously accounted for 13% of foreign home purchases. This reduced competition in the U.S. housing market. Under Trump, deportations…

Economic fallout and strategic stakes mount as U.S.-China trade tensions escalate U.S. tariffs (now at 25% on $200B in goods) devastate Chinese export industries, with factories reporting canceled orders, warehouse overstock and forced worker layoffs. Key ports like Shanghai anticipate a 50% drop in cargo traffic. China vows to "fight to the end," but businesses…

David Talbot’s book peels back the shadowy legacy of Allen Dulles, the architect of America’s secret government In 1965, Allen Dulles, the former CIA director, expressed deep animosity toward John F. Kennedy, revealing a personal and political grudge that may have influenced his actions and decisions during and after Kennedy's presidency. Despite being forced out…